With 17,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Seth Davies checked and Michael Kolkowicz bet 9,600. Davies called and the river was 
. Both players checked the river and turned over their cards.
Davies had 
for a pair of fours, but Kolkowicz turned over 
to take the pot with a pair of kings.
With a main pot of around 13,500 to the 
flop and bets of 3,000 as well as 10,500 pulled into the middle to the 
turn and river, the action was picked up with a check by Byron Kaverman in late position. Casimir Seire on the button pushed all-in for 28,000 and had the slightly covering stack.
Kaverman went deep into the tank but none of the other players on the table called the clock. Ultimately, Kaverman released his cards into the muck and dropped below the starting stack while Seire won the pot to move above the average.
With 28,000 and a full board of 
, Lars Kamphues jammed his last 19,700 into th emiddle and Zhong Chen went into the tank.
After a few moments of thought, Chen tossed two chips into the middle for a call and the cards were turned up. Kamphues showed 
for aces and queens while Chen flashed a hand with an 
in it before tossing it in the muck.
Christian Rudolph won a flip with pocket nines against the 
of Pierre Calamusa and then built further profit from there. In the meanwhile, former big stack Calamusa slipped some more as both are now almost even in chips.
Further assorted counts can be found below.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Some 10,000 were in the middle as the flop showed 
. Toru Ida bet 8,000 with some 19,000 behind and from one seat over, PokerStars ambassador Benjamin Spragg then pushed all-in with the covering stack.
Ida was sent into the tank and eventually released his cards into the muck as Spragg chipped up without showdown.
Alexandre Reard got his last 17,500 into the middle and Pascal Lefrancois was the one to put at risk.
Alexandre Reard: 
Pascal Lefrancois: 
The board ran out 
and the sevens held to secure the double for Reard.
In a limped pot in a battle of the blinds, the 
flop went check, check, between Alexandre Reard and Ole Schemion. Reard then bet the turn for 1,000 and Schemion called.
The river was bet by Reard once more for 2,600 and Schemion with a short stack of 8,600 behind eventually called. Reard exposed the 
for air and Schemion won the urgently needed pot holding the 
.
On the tail end of a medium-sized pot between Fabian Gumz and Tsugunari Toma, the former bet 21,700 with a single chip behind on the 
river. Toma, no longer the biggest stack on the table, tanked for a while and then made the call.
Gumz confidently rolled over his and that ended up second-best to the 
of Toma.
"So confident," another player at the table remarked and Gumz replied "it looked like a flush to me". The German has one single chip behind for a miracle comeback.
Ben Heath was all-in for just 10,600 and he was looked up by the initial raiser Tim Klaversma, who had the undercards in . Heath was ahead with the 
and had little to fear on the 
board as Klaversma missed a gutshot.
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