Hendrik Latz's lead has been clipped back by Paul Volpe after the former got out of hand pre flop.
Latz opened to 500 and was called in one spot before Volpe squuezed to 1,800. Latz came back with four-bet to 4,000 but quickly folded when Volpe threw 18,000 more over the line. The other player folded in between.
At the ripe old age of 20, Ole Schemion has already racked up a myriad of accomplishments. In September of 2012, he won the Partouche Poker Tour Main Event, earning $1,474,671. A month later, he won the Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam, pocketing $368,895.
Schemion has added two more six-figure scores here in 2013, starting at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. He finished fourth in the $25,000 High Roller, banking $354,860, and he won the Lebanese Poker Tour Championship Event, adding another $201,206 to his ever expanding bank roll.
The German sits with around 35,000 chips, and is looking to best his ninth-place finish in the Season 9 EPT Barcelone Main Event.
Toby Lewis can go and lick his wounds along with Chris Brammer after he followed his friend out of the door.
Lewis told PokerNews that his day had been pretty brutal where he failed to win a hand despite playing well.
His exit came after he committed the last of his chips with 
on a 
flop only for El Khazen Youssef to open 
. The 
turn and river failed to come to his rescue.
James Mitchell has had quite the start to this event as he's already up to 78,500 chips. Mitchell just busted a short stack holding 
versus 
. The board ran out 
and the short stack was knocked out.
Micah Raskin checked the 
board before Alex Gomes fired 1,125. Raskin made the call, then checked the 
river. Gomes moved all in for about 5,800, and Raskin folded.
Joao Brito and Toby Lewis were heads up on a board of 
. De Brito tossed out 10,000 (effectively 9,000) into a pot of around 16,000, and Lewis went deep into the tank.
Lewis rechecked his cards, returned to the tank, then finally folded 
face up.
Brito mucked his cards face down, and now sits with around 75,000.
Mark Teltscher has just been knocked out by Thanh Hai Pham. On the turn the board read 
when Teltscher was facing a raise from Pham up to 7,000. Teltscher had 3,200 out in front of him and he decided to make the call.
On the river the hit and Pham quickly put his opponent all in. Teltscher, former EPT London winner, had 17,800 chips left and made the call after about 20 seconds.
Pham showed 
and Teltscher's were tossed into the muck.
"Good luck guys," Teltscher spoke to his former table mates as he exited the tournament area.
Hendrik Latz was the first player to six figures after a beautiful turn card (for him) got him paid in a hand versus Alexander Timokhin.
Latz led for 750 on a 
flop and was called in one spot before Timokhin check-raised to 2,500 from the small blind. Latz was the only caller to the 
turn where he raised his opponent's 5,000 up to 11,200. Call.
That raise didn't deter Timokhin from check-calling a 37,000-chip shove on the river. Latz opened beating out Timokhin's 
.
That cooler left Timokhin with just 6,000.
The board read 
when Dan Smith fired out a bet by tossing in 5,200. We're sure how much Smith had announced but there was 2,750 in the pot. Lewis raised it up to 4,500 and Smith pondered for a while before tossing in the call.
Lewis showed and Smith apologized as he turned over .
"Sorry for the nitroll," Smith said as he raked in this big pot.
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