Yulian Bogdanov opened to 3,000 from the cutoff. On the button, Fabian Bernhauser three-bet to 8,000. Guy Goossens woke up with a hand in the big blind and moved all in for about 18,000. Bogdanov folded, but Bernhauser made the call.
Guy Goossens: 
Fabian Bernhauser: 
Bad news came for Goossens in the window as the 
rolled out to give Bernhauser the winner and send Goosen out the door.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Said Chegdane checked in the big blind and Petr Svoboda bet 8,000. His opponent folded and Svoboda announced the nuts before revealing the .
The Czech poker player leaped to more than two times the average and further assorted counts can be found below.
Picking up the action on the 
turn, defending champion Grzegorz Glowny checked and then called a bet worth 12,000 by Jerry Odeen. The 
fell on the river and Glowny checked again. Odeen doubled his bet size to 24,000 and received a call by Glowny as his 
chopped with 
.
The same table also features Jun Obara and Koray Aldemir, among others.
Martin Kabrhel opened in middle position to 3,500. Bruno Fitoussi put in the three-bet to 8,500 from late position. Action folded back to Kabrhel who unsurprisingly started talking.
"He knows I love him, so I can't bust him. That's why he raised," said Kabrhel. "I fold. Show me your cards, please."
Fitoussi showed the .
"In my country, cards mean two cards," said Kabrhel.
"Ok, for you. Only for you, don't go telling everybody," said Fitoussi, as he showed 
face up.
"You bluffed me," said Kabrhel. "I folded ace-jack because I love this banana man. Yes, write it down, write that he's crazy. I'm out. Seat open. Cash me out."
A new dealer sat down at the table.
"What country are you from?" asked Kabrhel.
"Take a guess," replied the dealer.
"I've never heard of that country. What is the capital?" asked Kabrhel.
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Anton Wigg raised to 3,500 in the cutoff and was called by Tomas Jozonis in the big blind. The flop came 
and Jozonis checked to Wigg who bet 3,500. Jozonis check-raised to 10,500 and Wigg called.
The turn brought the and Jozonis led out with a bet of 7,500. Wigg still called and the 
paired the board on the river. Jozonis checked this time and Wigg moved all but 500 chips into the middle for a bet of 20,000. Jozonis mulled it over for a moment but decided to send his cards to the muck.
In a battle of the blinds, the board read 
on the river and Justin Steinbrenner checked his option from the small blind.
Into a pot of 21,000, Elias Abussamra fired out an almost pot-sized bet of 19,000 sending Steinbrenner into the tank before making the fold.
Action started on the river in a large, heads-up pot with about 160,000 in the middle. The full board read 
.
Christian Dalder checked from early position. His sole opponent was Daniele D'Angelo in the cutoff. D'Angelo thought for a couple of minutes before moving all in for 55,000. He had Dalder slightly covered.
Into the tank went Dalder, knowing the call would be his tournament life if he was wrong. After about two minutes, he did put in the chips.
D'Angelo showed 
for the turned flush to take down the of Dalder and send him home.
Aurelien Russo was spotted on his way out as Konstantin Farber raked in the pot. The 
of the German had made the top two pair on an ace-high board.
One table over, Francois Billard jammed for 33,500 into a raise by Nicola Grieco and the Italian called with some hesitation.
Francois Billard: 
Nicola Grieco: 
The board ran out 
and Grieco binked the straight on the river.
"Guess I should have told him I folded a seven," Fabian Niederreiter joked, referring to an earlier hand.
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