Dusan Privoznik opened from early position and picked up two callers including Hannes Speiser. The latter check-raised all in for 293,000 after a flop of 
with 
and Privoznik called with ace-ten to brick out. Two hands later, he shoved for 90,000 out of the big blind and initial raiser Fabian Schaack called.
Privoznik: 
Schaack: 
After a board of 
, the stack of Privoznik had officially vanished and he exited the tournament area.
Hannes Speiser was all in for his last 92,000 chips and Martin Ilavsky as biggest stack as well as Catalin-Marcel Popa were also in it with Ilavsky having the biggest stack.
Speiser: 
Ilavsky: 
Popa:
After a board of 
, Speiser tripled up and Popa was left with dust to exit one hand later.
Maria Lampropoulos raised to 35,000 and Jonas Lauck three-bet to 100,000 on the button. Lampropoulos four-bet to 175,000 and Lauck called after both players had some previous history. On the flop 
, Lampropoulos bet small for 125,000 and Lauck counted his chips before shoving for 360,000 and receiving a snap call.
Lauck:
Lampropoulos: 
Both the 
turn and 
river blanked and that was it for the German. Lampropoulos is now up to 1.4 million and trails Ivan Luca.
Originally from Switzerland but now based in Austria, Stefan Jordi has just committed his short stack with the 
after a raise by table neighbor Fabian Schaack and the latter snap-called.
Jordi:
Schaack: 
The flop saw Jordi drawing slim and it was all over after the 
turn, which gave Schaack the nut flush. This made the 
river a formality and Jordi was gone, but not without a smile.
Peter Siemund raised to 32,000 from the cutoff and fellow Berlin-based player Daniel Nitzsche three-bet all in for 117,000 out of the small blind, Siemund called.
Nitzsche:
Siemund: 
The board ran out 
and that sent Nitzsche to the rail. Almost at the same time, Stefan Jordi busted as well.
Andres Viola opened and Petr Machacek then three-bet to 88,000 out of the blinds before the Argentinian jammed. Machacek gave it some thought and eventually called for more than half of his stack.
Viola: 
Machacek: 
The board 
secured the double up for Viola, who now has a big stack along with his other two countrymen Maria Lampropoulos and Ivan Luca.
Jonas Lauck raised from early position and then called the three-bet to 90,000 by Maria Lampropoulos in the big blind. They checked down the board 
and Lampropoulos won the pot with 
.
Robert Kokoska raised and then called the three-bet shove of Dariusz Beres for 147,000 with the . Beres was behind with but got there on a board of 
.
Before the start of the day, Dragoslav Timarac mentioned that he hopes to be one of the four to six short stacks to be able to double their stacks and gain momentum. That's exactly what the Serbian did so far and he just knocked out Amir Mozaffarian. The latter open-shoved for 205,000 from early position and Timarac called in the big blind.
Mozaffarian:
Timarac:
The board ran out and the turn gave Timarac the better hand to bust Mozaffarian.
Mick Heder raised from the hijack and Tomasz Caba flat-called out of the small blind to see a flop of . The fireworks started and it was easy to see how both players got their stacks in:
Caba:
Heder:
The turn and river gave the Dane a full house and his rail let out a "lekker" to show their support.
Down to what looked like 90,000 chips, Szymon Sobanda shoved from early position and Oliver Heppchen made the call out of the big blind.
Sobanda:
Heppchen:
The board 
gave Heppchen a full house and Sobanda the way out of the tournament.
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