From under the gun, Thomas Muehloecker raised to 26,000. Anthony Vaughn called from the next seat, Jesse Cohen called from the small blind, and Calvin Anderson called out of the big blind.
The flop was 
, and action checked to Vaughn. He bet 100,000, and everyone folded.
From middle position, Thomas Muehloecker raised 31,000. Kevin MacPhee called from the cutoff seat, Dejuante Alexander called on the button, and then Jesse Cohen reraised to 140,000 out of the big blind. One by one, Muehloecker, MacPhee, and Alexander folded, and Cohen picked up the pot.
Jim Kasputis just found himself all in for 145,000 chips and he was up against Julian Parmann in the following showdown.
Kasputis: 
Parmann: 
The board ran out 
and Kasputis kept his tournament hopes alive.
On the 
flop, Adrian Mateos bet 32,000. Brady Bullard made the call, and the turn was the 
. Mateos stayed on the gas and bet 87,000. Bullard folded, and Mateos scooped the pot.
Richard Pflum was just caught all in for his last 80,000 chips and he was up against Jesse Cohen.
Cohen:
Pflum: 
The board ran out 
and Pflum was sent to the rail.
Bryan Piccioli shoved over a Pierre Neuville open and Neuville snap called with the 
.
Piccioli needed help with the 
, and got some when the board ran out 
, giving him the bigger pair.
Kevin MacPhee raised to 27,000 and Calvin Anderson three-bet to 68,000 from the small blind before Thomas Muehloecker made it 135,000 from the big blind. MacPhee folded and Anderson moved all in, after which Muehloecker called all in for a little over half a million chips.
Anderson showed pocket jacks, and those couldn't beat the Austrian pro's aces.
Pierre Neuville opened to 26,000 and Michael Wasserman pushed in for 260,000. Tobias Ziegler shoved for more to isolate, and Neuville folded.
It was Wasserman's flipping with Ziegler's [
and Ziegler flopped him all but dead when the 
flop was revealed. The turn and 
river finished Wasserman off.
In the meantime, Pavel Veksler got it in with the 
versus Calvin Anderson's . Big slick won this won sending Veksler to the rail after a 
run out.
Plus, fan favorite Randal Flowers ran eights into 
with little in the way of fold equity and an ace did him in as well.
EPT champion Michael Tureniec just raised to 23,000 and Michael Sites three-bet to 65,000 from the button. Tureniec moved all in and Sites called it off for about 480,000 total to create a huge preflop all in confrontation.
Tureniec:
Sites: 
The board ran out 
and Sites was knocked out, shooting Tureniec up the counts and on to 1,000,000 chips.
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