The turn showed J♠9♥6♣2♣ and Dutchman Jacco Hester checked. Seamus Cahill then bet 15,000 with about two times as much behind. Hester check-raised the pot by piling in three T-25,000 chips and Cahill called all-in.
Seamus Cahill: A♦J♥10♦9♣
Jacco Hester: 6♥6♠5♦5♣
Cahill needed a jack or nine but the 4♦ river ended his first bullet.
There was some laughter at the table and Fabian Riebau-Schmithals briefly exposed his J♣10♣10♠4x before tossing them into the muck with a grin on the face.
He had been all-in against Onur Unsal with the A♠A♣K♠Xx and the superior pair flopped a full house before turning quads on the A♦J♥J♠A♥5♥ runout.
Unsal joined the big stacks and appears to only trail August Schlegl and Inaki Gonzales for the time being.
Samer Kourkis bet the Q♥J♠10♣4♥4♣ river for 20,000 out of the small blind. Marek Rous then raised to 58,000 from under the gun and that left Kourkis somewhat confused before he called.
Rous tabled his A♣Q♣10♥9♦ for two pair and Kourkis claimed the pot with the Q♦J♦10♦4♦.
Level: 5
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
With some 56,500 in the middle to the 5♦5♠4♠Q♠4♣ river, Piero Alioto bet 25,000. Mikkel Plum then jammed for 81,100 and Alioto reluctantly folded.
"Two queens ... what did you have, Piero? I folded pocket fours and would have made quads," Nadjim Haddad chimed in all the while Plum collected the pot.
"How the hell could that happen?" Sebastian Langrock gasped albeit with a smirk on the face when he walked out of the poker arena after he was eliminated on the first bullet.
On his former table, Florian Langmann had chipped up and did so even further thanks to an ongoing hand. Mustafa Biz and Langmann invested 8,400 on the 5♣4♣2♠J♥ turn before the former then bet the pot for 24,200 on the Q♠ river.
Langmann called and was good with A♥K♦9♦3♥ for the wheel, as Biz only had Q♦J♦J♠8♣ for a turned set of jacks.
In an already large pot to the A♦6♠4♠J♥6♥ river, August Schlegl tossed in two grey T-25,000 chips. Marc Palatzky was his only opponent and eventually folded as Schlegl exposed his A♣A♠K♠ for a flopped top set and nut flush draw, which had improved to aces full.
Florian Langmann on the button and Peter Lieber in the big blind got their chips into the middle on the K♠6♦5♦8♥ turn.
Lieber was the player at risk for just 23,800 with the K♦9♣8♦4♣ and ahead versus 8♣7♥7♦5♥. The river was a blank Q♠ and Lieber doubled.
Canada's Ryan Oliver only had four chips at his disposal on a K♠8♣3♥7♦ turn and used one of them, making it 5,000 to go. Roman Verenko then check-raised to 25,000 and Oliver quickly sent his cards into the muck as his stack plummeted to around one third of what he had started with.
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