The action was caught on Q♠2♥J♦10♥ board in a hand between Mikel Calo in middle position, and Marc Von Gahlen in the big blind. Calo moved all in for Gahlen's remaining 20,000 and Gahlen snap-called.
Marc Von Gahlen: Q♦10♦ 
Mikel Calo: A♦K♠
Calo had the nuts with the Broadway straight but had to fade Gahlen's full house outs on the river. The 2♦ didn't change anything and Gahlen was out of the tournament.
Samy Kerkeny opened to 8,000 from the hijack and found one caller in Cedric Schwaederle in the small blind.
Schwaederle check-called a 15,000 bet from Kerkeny on the 2♣Q♥8♥ flop, but check-folded facing a 20,000 bet from Kerkeny on the 10♦ turn.
Kerkeny showed the lone Q♦ as he collected the pot.
The board showed 4♠8♠8♣Q♠ with Nick Palma betting 12,500 from the hijack. Michele D'onofrio called from the small blind.
D'onofrio checked when the 10♣ came on the river. Palma then announced all in for 39,500 and D'onofrio went deep into the tank. While thinking, D'onoforio tried talking to Palma, but Palma remained quiet. Eventually, D'onofrio flicked in the call.
Palma turned over 7♥6♥ for just seven-high. D'onofrio showed a flush with K♠7♠ and sent Palma to the rail.
In a three-way pot on a board of J♣8♠Q♥, Andreas Burger bet 11,300 and Willem van Leeuwen called before Fikret Kovac raised to 70,000.
Burger went deep in the tank and eventually folded in frustration as Van Leeuwen called. Kovac then quickly moved all in for around 135,000 and Van Leeuwen groaned before folding 8♥8♦ face-up for a set of eights.
Burger then revealed he folded kings and Kovac showed the 10♦ before claiming he had 10♦9♦ for the nut straight.
"Good fold," someone said to Van Leeuwen.
"What can he have?" Van Leeuwen replied.
Three players saw the K♥9♥8♣ flop and Jari Mahonen led for 5,000 into the pot of about 12,000 from the small blind. Harun Karakus was in the big blind and jammed for about 37,000, forcing Rehman Kassam to quickly fold and Mahonen snap-called.
Harun Karakus: K♠5♥
Jari Mahonen: 9♣8♥
Mahonen flopped bottom two pair against Karakus’s top pair and the A♣ turn and Q♠ river meant Karakus was headed to the exit.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
Francesco La Scala opened to 5,500 in the cutoff, and both Jose Alfaro and Daniel Moallem came along in the blinds.
When the K♠7♥6♦ flop hit the felt, the action checked to La Scala who continued for 6,000. Alfaro check-raised to 16,000 and Moallem was looking to do the same as he put in another raise to 45,000. La Scala tanked for about three minutes before the clock was called by a tablemate and he slapped in his 41,000. Alfaro sigh-folded as he tossed his KxQx face up and both players tabled their hands.
Francesco La Scala: A♣K♣
Daniel Moallem: 7♦6♣
La Scala flopped top pair top kicker but was in rough shape as Moallem flopped bottom two pair. The 7♠ fell on the turn, giving Moallem a boat and the 2♣ river meant La Scala was eliminated from the tournament.
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