With players heads-up on a Q♠6♥7♣ flop and 104,000 in the middle, Matan Krakow bet 55,000 from the small blind, and Diogo Vieira called from the big blind.
Krakow went deep into the tank on the 8♣ turn for more than five minutes before announcing all in for 349,000, just covering his opponent. Vieira weighed his options for a few minutes before mucking his hand, and the sizable pot was pushed to Krakow without a showdown.
Fabio Muhr raised to 8,000 in the hijack, Dimitrios Kilintaris three-bet to 21,000 on the button, and Muhr called.
The flop came Q♥9♥6♦ and Kilintaris continued for 14,000. Muhr called, and the 7♣ fell on the turn. Kilintaris then bet 37,000.
"Is this the last hand?" tablemate Ole Schemion asked a tournament official while Muhr began tanking.
"There's an all in," the floor said.
"I hope he busts," Schemion replied.
Muhr ended up calling, and both he and Kilintaris checked down the K♠ river. Muhr showed A♦10♦, but Kilintaris had K♣10♠ for a rivered pair of kings to win the pot.
Hand for hand is now in progress as 185 players remain and just 183 players will make the money.
Tobias Peters raised to 8,000 in the hijack and Vasyl Pidhrusnyi called in the cutoff. Umberto Ruggeri then moved all in for 151,000 in the big blind, and Peters reshoved.
"Big hand. I have him beat. I'm worried about you," Pidhrusnyi told Peters as he took a minute before folding.
Umberto Ruggeri: A♠K♦ 
Tobias Peters: A♥A♣
"Queens?" Peters asked Pidhrusnyi.
"Queens I call," Pidhrusnyi said, later saying he had two jacks. The board ran out 4♥2♦9♦Q♥4♣ and Ruggeri was sent to the rail three spots off the money.
"If you had 300K, I call," Pidhrusnyi added.
Fabian Wolf opened to 9,000 from early position and Aleksandr Shevliakov three-bet to 28,000 from the big blind. Wolf called, and the players went to the board.
The 10♦6♦6♣ flop was checked by Shevliakov and Wolf bet 16,000. It took a while for Shevliakov to make a decision, but he found a fold and passed the pot to Wolf.
Fahredin Mustafov raised to 16,000 from the small blind, and Kamil Dobosz called from the big blind.
The flop came A♥J♣9♥. Mustafov bet 10,000 and Dobosz called.
Mustafov check-called an 18,000 bet from Dobosz on the A♦ turn. On the 9♦ river Mustafov checked, Dobosz bet 38,000, and Mustafov called.
Dobosz could only show 8♥4♥ for a missed flush draw, turned into a bluff. Mustafov turned over K♥K♣ for two pair, aces and kings to win the hand.
Fabrizio Nuetzel opened to 8,000 on the button, and Niklas Deitmer called from the big blind.
The A♠2♥8♠ flop was checked by Deitmer and Nuetzel continued for 9,000. Deitmer moved all in for around 142,000 and Nuetzel didn't take too long to make the call.
Niklas Deitmer: A♦2♦
Fabrizio Nuetzel: 8♦8♣
Deitmer had flopped two pair, but Nuetzel was looking at the set.
The 3♥ turn and K♠ river didn't change anything, and Deitmer hit the rail just after the dinner break.
As Brzezinski stood up and walked away from the table, Nuetzel commented, "We are good friends."
Another player at the table followed with, "You called, you can't be that good friends."
Aleksandar Tomovic moved all in for 60,000 from middle position and Terry Jordon called in the big blind.
Aleksandar Tomovic: A♣Q♥
Terry Jordon: K♣Q♣
Jordon was dominated, but the 5♣2♦10♣ flop gave him a flush draw with a chance to knock out another player. He missed the 5♠ turn, while the river came the 8♥ and Tomovic put a slight dent in Jordon's stack.
On the first hand after dinner break Juho Suutari bet 12,000 from early position, which folded round to Chady Ojeli in the big blind who made the call.
The flop came Q♣10♦3♥. Ojeli checked, Suutari bet 6,000 and Ojeli called.
The turn was 4♥ which both players checked, before the river card came the 6♥. Ojeli put in 18,000, which Suutari called.
Suutari showed J♣J♠ to Ojeli's A♣J♥. Suutari's jacks were good enough to scoop the pot.
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