A short-stacked Juan Maceiras was all-in for what appeared to be just over ten big blinds and he was looked up by Vojtech Cervinka.
Juan Maceiras: 
Vojtech Cervinka: 
The suited overcards improved on the 
flop and Maceiras found no help anymore on the 
turn, the 
river was another blank.
With some 25,000 in the middle to the 
turn, Michal Hryncewicz faced a bet worth 18,000 by Samir Hadj Nacer.
"How much do you have behind?" the Pole inquired and Nacer replied almost immediately "around 19k". Hryncewicz then folded and was shown the 
by Nacer.
No longer featured on the table are Petr Targa and Lukas Zaskodny while Mike Takayama holds the biggest stack.
Ranno Sootla got his chips in preflop and was quickly looked up by Fabrice Bigot as both players turned over pocket pairs.
Ranno Sootla: 
Fabrice Bigot: 
The board ran out 
and Sootla was knocked out. "Good game," the Estonian said in table chat and Bigot replied back "do you still want to go for dinner?" Some chatter between them followed, indicating that they had previously agreed to go to the same place for the dinner break on level six.
Luca Moschitta opened for 700 and was three-bet to 2,000 by Leonidas Androutsos on the button. Moschitta made the call and the two headed to a flop.
The dealer spread the 
. Moschitta decided to lead from out of position for 2,100. Androustsos made the call.
The turn brought the . Moschitta decided to check that card, and Androutsos was fine to check behind.
The river fell the 
, Moschitta picked the betting back up with a bet of 4,500. Androutsos made the call after about a minute.
Moschitta showed for flopped top pair, and that was good enough to cause Androutsos to send his cards into the muck.
Oleh Okhotskyi raised and Samantha Abernathy three-bet to 4,000 on the button for Okhotskyi to call in the hijack. The initial raiser checked the 
flop and Abernathy continued for 3,200 to pick up a call.
Both checked the on the turn and Okhotskyi bet the river for 11,400. Abernathy snap-folded and both stack sizes were nearly even after the hand was over.
Action picked up on the flop in a heads-up pot. The board read 
and about 5,500 was in the middle.
Lars Koerts checked to his lone opponent, and Jordan Saccucci went for a bet of 2,500. Koerts revealed his plan of a check-raise to 6,200. Saccucci went into the tank, but finally decided to move in for about 16,000, which Koerts snap-called.
Jordan Saccucci: 
Lars Koerts:
Saccucci had the open-ender, but a couple of his outs were in Koerts' hand. The 
and 
turn and river were no help and Saccucci hit the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The cards were already on their backs when Peter Turmezey was all-in and at risk versus Kent Staahle.
Turmezey's was in trouble versus 
and both players hit a pair on the flop. Nothing changed with the turn and the 
river to send Turmezey to the rail.
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