Robert Fluereci called in the small blind for 300 and Stefan Fabian checked his option in the big blind.
Fluereci led for 500 on the flop of 9♥Q♣6♦. Fabian paused for a moment before reraising to 1,400.
Fluereci quickly mucked his hand and Fabian took down the pot.
After former EPT Prague champion Grzegorz Glowny opened to 700 from middle position, Alessandro Pichierri on the button and Dario Sammartino in the big blind called.
On a flop of 10♠K♦3♥, Glowny bet 800, but only Pichierri called. The Italian player even led out for 1,300 on the turn Q♠ after Glowny checked. However, the Polish player made the call.
The 2♣ landed on the river, but both players checked, so Glowny turned over K♣J♦ for a pair. It was enough to take the pot, as Pichierri mucked his cards.
Peter Onnestam open-raised from the hijack and Vadym Koriagin made it 2,100 to go from the cutoff. The action folded back to Onnestam, who pumped in another raise, to 6,00 chips. Koriagin made the call and a 4♦4♠K♦ flop was dealt.
Onnestam continued for 4,000 chips. Koriagin thought about it for a bit before making the fold, meaning the pot was shipped to Onnestam.
Action started with a raise from 700 from Fabrice Maltez only to be three bet from Patrick Berger to 2,100. Maltex made the call and the two went to the flop of 10♦4♥3♥ that both players checked.
The turn came 5♥ and Maltez led out for 1,200 and quickly got the call from Berger.
The 2♠ hit the river and Maltez slowed down and checked. After a minute or two Berger announced a bet of 4,000 and got the fold from his opponent.
Max Wind opened the button to 700 and Leonardo Romeo and Henrik Veldhoem defended the blinds.
Both Romeo and Veldhoem checked the J♠4♥3♣ flop to Wind who fired for 1,500. Romeo in the small blind folded and Veldhoem called.
The 8♦ turn was knuckled by both players, leading to the 7♠ river.
Veldhoem led out for 4,000 and Wind tanked.
Wind pondered the call for a minute whilst staring down Veldhoem.
He made the call and Veldhoem tabled A♦J♣ for top pair and Wind mucked.
Pavlos Xanthopoulos raised to 700 from the hijack and Luka Bojovic reraised to 2,400 from the cutoff. The action folded back to Xanthopoulos, who made the call.
Xanthopoulos then went on to check-call Bojovic's continuation-bet of 1,700 on the 3♦A♦6♣ flop, before ultimately check-folding to a 6,300 bet on the J♠ turn.
Also at this table are Natan Chauskin, Kayhan Mokri, Axel Hallay, Brois Angelov, and Aliaksei Boika, who were engaged in a conversation about who the best heads up poker players are.
Action began with Vasileios Tsakmis raising to 600 from early position. Nicola Spallanzani then three bet to 2,000 and was called from the original raiser.
The flop came A♥10♣2♥ and Spallanzani after a check from Tsakmis continued to the tune of 1,500. Tsakmis then reraised to 3,400 and Spallanzani made the call.
The turn was the 5♦ and both players checked to the river 7♦. Tsakmis then announced all in for his remaining 3,500 chips and was insta-called from Spallanzani.
Tsakmis tabled K♠8♦ for ace high and Spallanzani turned over the winning hand of A♦K♥ to take down the pot and eliminate his opponent.
Vitezslav Cech opened to 700 from under the gun, but Marc Macdonnell to his left three-bet to 2,400. All the other players folded to Cech, who four-bet to 6,800. Macdonnell then went into the tank, and eventually called.
The dealer fanned a flop of J♣10♦9♦. Cech continued with a bet of 7,500, but Macdonnell raised all-in for 23,000. Cech seemed to have no choice but to call.
Marc Macdonnell: Q♦J♦
Vitezslav Cech: A♦A♠
Macdonnell had a straight flush draw on the flop, but the Q♣ on the turn was enough to give him two pair. So after the river 7♥, he doubled up, while Cech was down to 200 chips and eliminated moments later.
There were 8,500 chips in the middle when Min-Sung Lee checked from under the gun on a board of 2♣8♦9♥5♦. He was heads up against Imed Ben Mahmoud, who put in a bet of 5,000 chips. Lee made the call and the 2♥ river completed the board.
The dealer accidentally exposed the A♠ from the remaining deck, and shortly thereafter Ben Mahmoud jammed all in for 14,300. Lee asked for a count, and the calling chips in his hand hit the felt as soon as he received the correct amount.
Ben Mahmoud showed 9♠9♣ for a full house, and Lee showed his A♥A♣ for a cracked pair of aces.
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