Cedric Schwaederle and Guilherme Paz both saw a flop of 9♣2♦4♠. Paz bet 1,300 from the button, and Schwaederle responded with a check-raise to 4,500. Paz called.
The dealer revealed the K♣ on the turn. This time, Schwaederle checked, and Paz put out a bet of 4,500, which was enough to win the pot.
The action was picked up on on a flop of 10♠8♦7♠ with Mengshi Tian having bet 3,200 from the cutoff. Dimitrios Gkatzas called out of the big blind and Simon Fiala called from early position.
The 6♠ turn got checked through for the 5♣ to come on the river. Gkatzas led out for 1,200 and was met by a raise to 17,000 by Fiala. This got two folds from his opponents and Fiala dragged in the pot.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
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Niclas Thumm raised to 2,000 from under the gun, receiving calls from both the blinds.
The action checked to Thumm, who continued for 3,500 on the 7♠K♣2♠ flop. Nicola Stagi, in the small blind, check-raised to 13,000. The big blind folded and Thumm called.
The 8♣ turn saw Stagi move all in for 20,100. Thumm thought for some time before tossing his cards into the muck.
Marcel Lopko raised to 1,600 from under the gun. A player in early position called, as did the small blind. Peter Klose, in the big blind, squeezed to 5,800. Lopko called and the remaining players folded.
The Q♦6♠Q♠ flop saw Klose continue for 5,500. Lopko called.
The 8♠ turn slowed down Klose, check-calling a bet of 12,500 from Lopko.
The 10♣ river checked to a showdown. Klose tabled J♦J♥, but was beaten by the 10♠7♠ flush of Lopko.
On a flop of 7♠3♠3♥, Georgios Ioannou bet 8,000 from the cutoff and faced a check-shove for roughly 32,000 from Felix Vu out of the big blind. After a few moments, Ioannou called to put Vu at risk.
Felix Vu: A♦A♣ 
Georgios Ioannou: K♥K♣
Ioannou was on the wrong end of a cooler and needed to find a king if he was to bust Vu. However, the rest of the board ran out 7♣10♦ and Vu earned the double-up with pocket aces.
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