Juergen Pollack called a bet worth 35,000 by Eran Carmi on the K♠Q♠5♥ flop and they then got it in after the 2♥ turn with Carmi at risk for 290,000 in the hijack.
Eran Carmi: A♠J♦10♠7♠
Juergen Pollack: K♥9♦8♦6♥
Pollack was ahead with his top pair and flush draw while Carmi had a wrap and different flush draw. The most perfect card followed with the J♠ river as Carmi made a royal flush to double in style.
Dmitrij Fadeev just got involved in another all in, this time against Oswin Ziegelbecker.
A pile of chips amounting to around 300,000 was already in the middle when Ziegelbecker shoved for his last 270,000 in the small blind. Fadeev called in early position.
Oswin Ziegelbecker: J♥9♦8♥6♦
Dmitrij Fadeev: A♦A♠Q♥2♣
Ziegelbecker had a number of draws to hit against Fadeev's aces and completed a flush on the A♥ turn that also gave Fadeev top set.
"That's a fun card," Ryan Oliver said. The 6♠ fell on the river and Ziegelbecker doubled up.
"How did you know," tablemate Sebastian Langrock joked with him after the hand.
Leonid Yanovski raised to 22,000 and Vasileios Chatzilazarou then repotted with very few chips behind. The rest of the table folded and Yanovski gave it just a few seconds of consideration before moving all-in, Chatzilazarou called for 74,000 total.
Vasileios Chatzilazarou: Q♦J♠6♠5♦
Leonid Yanovski: A♠8♠3♣2♣
The A♣9♣8♦7♠6♦ board gave Chatzilazarou a straight to survive.
Fahredin Mustafov, Dmitrij Fadeev, and Jonas Kronwitter went three-handed to a flop of 2♣J♥6♦ when Mustafov moved all in for around 95,000 in the big blind, Fadeev reshoved in the small blind, and Kronwitter tanked for several minutes before calling off his last 400,000.
Fahredin Mustafov: K♠Q♠Q♦7♠
Jonas Kronwitter: 6♣5♣4♦3♠
Dmitrij Fadeev: Q♥J♣10♥7♣
"Wow, wow, wow. Sick spot," tablemate Ryan Oliver said upon seeing the cards. Mustafov was ahead with his pair of queens, Fadeev had a pair of jacks, while Kronwitter had straight draws.
The board ran out A♠2♦ and Mustafov's queens were enough to earn him a triple up. Kronwitter missed his draws and was sent to the rail by Fadeev in the side pot.
"Nice hand, both of you guys. That was massive," Oliver added.
On a completed board of A♠J♥J♣8♠8♦, Inaki Gonzales bet 85,000 out of the big blind. Adolf Buettner called in the cutoff and Gonzales was very reluctant to show his cards as last aggressor.
Buettner already exposed his K♠J♠9♦5♦ for trips jacks and Gonzales tapped the table in defeat, then sent his cards into the muck without ever disclosing them.
Heads-up on a flop of Q♥K♦J♠, Lautaro Guerra bet 50,000 from middle position and Joao Estanislau called in the small blind.
The turn came the 7♥ and Guerra bet another 80,000. Estanislau again called and both players checked the 8♦ river.
Estanislau turned over K♠K♥J♦5♦ for a set of kings and Guerra mucked.
A few hands earlier, Estanislau was heads-up with Martin Kabrhel on a board of Q♦7♣Q♣10♣8♠ and already more than 250,000 in the middle.
Estanislau put out a bet of 275,000 and Kabrhel folded. "Queens? You never bluff," Kabrhel asked him after the hand.
Heads-up to the 7♦5♥2♣ flop, Saeed Rehman bet 20,000 only for Ryan Oliver to check-raise to 65,000 out of the big blind.
Rehman then jammed for almost 400,000 and Oliver instantly called.
Saeed Rehman: A♠A♥10♠8♦
Ryan Oliver: K♣7♣7♠3♣
The K♦ turn and K♥ river further improved Oliver to kings full of aces and he celebrated for a moment. Rehman was not too pleased about that and flipped the bird.
"You won, why are you doing that ..." Rehman said before heading out of the tournament area.
Angelos Pettas was down to 7,000 and moved all in on a flop of Q♦7♠2♦. Hoss Parhizkar called in the cutoff, as did button Samuel Albeck, before Omar Eljach raised to 55,000 in the big blind.
"Good luck in the 1K," Dominik Paus joked with Pettas, who was already standing up from his seat as both Albeck and Parhizkar called.
The turn came the 5♥ and Eljach bet another 250,000. Parhizkar quickly folded, but Albeck tanked for about a minute before joining him in the muck.
"Let's show two cards at a time," Pettas said as he showed K♦10♦. Eljach turned over K♣Q♣6♠5♦ for two pair and Pettas exposed his J♠9♣.
The river came the 3♣ and Pettas was sent to the rail.
On the 7♠4♣2♥J♠ turn, Fabian Rolli was all-in for 194,000 out of the blinds and David Boyaciyan looked him up from the button with the 8♠6♥5♥3♠.
The K♦ river brought none of the straight outs of Boyaciyan and Rolli doubled.
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