Jozef Cibicek raised to 240,000 in early position with A♣10♠ and Jovan Kenjic defended 7♦7♣.
Both players checked the 6♠5♥2♦ flop. Kenjic then led out for 330,000 on the 4♠ turn and Cibicek called.
The river was the 2♥ and Kenjic bet another 350,000. Cibicek called with ace-high and Kenjic took the pot with his pair of sevens.
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Jonathan Guedes, seated in the cutoff, raised to 250,000 with K♥10♦ and was called by Niclas Thumm in the small blind holding A♥K♣. Boris Angelov, in the big blind, then three-bet to 1,000,000 with A♦8♣, prompting Guedes to fold.
Thumm used one of his time bank cards to consider his move and then went all-in. Angelov took some time to reconsider, checked his cards again, but ultimately folded. Thumm nearly doubled up without revealing his cards or seeing a board.
Philipp Wenzelburger moved all in for 1,045,000 in early position and Rania Nasreddine called in middle position.
Philipp Wenzelburger: 10♦8♦ 
Rania Nasreddine: Q♠Q♦
Nasreddine had picked up queens to leave Wenzelburger at risk as the flop came 8♠5♦2♠, giving Wenzelburger some hope with a pair. The 5♣ turn took away some of his outs, while the 6♣ river sealed his elimination in ninth place.
The affable German laundry owner went around the table wishing his tablemates good luck. "What about me?" Nasreddine said before he got to her as the two exchanged a big hug.
Level: 30
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
There are still nine players remaining, and they're taking a 20-minute break.
Level 29 Highlights
Boris Angelov opened with 10♣7♣ from middle position, and Derk van Luijk called on the button with 9♦9♣.
Both players checked through the flop and turn, revealing 4♠2♥Q♠3♣.
On the river J♣, Angelov bluffed with a bet of 350,000, but van Luijk called and continued to rebuild his stack from the bottom.
Jonathan Pastore raised to 200,000 under the gun before Boris Angelov three-bet to 540,000 in the hijack holding A♥K♥. Pastore then four-bet to 900,000.
Angelov came back with a five-bet to 1,300,000 and Pastore folded A♦Q♠.
Derk van Luijk opened to 225,000 in early position and Boris Angelov defended 9♠2♠.
The flop came 9♥8♠7♠ to give Angelov top pair and a flush draw. Van Luijk continued for 230,000 and Angelov called.
The J♠ turn completed Angelov's flush and he checked over to Van Luijk, who this time checked back. The river was the A♦ and Angelov led out for 900,000.
Van Luijk folded K♣Q♥ and Angelov took the pot.
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