On a 5♥3♦7♥ flop, Patrick Krutzler bet 2,200 into a pot of 8,000 from middle position, and Razvan Beserman called on the button. Krutzler fired twice more; 5,600 flew in on the 4♠ turn and 8,600 on the 2♣ river.
Beserman called to showdown, where Krutzler showed A♣10♥ for a rivered straight. Beserman was left with just under a starting stack, but he busted his first bullet of the day not much later.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Salvino Calcagno raised to 700 from early position, receiving calls from the two players to his left. Joeri Debauve, in middle position, squeezed to 3,800, and only Calcagno called.
On the A♣4♠K♦ flop, Calcagno checked and then folded to a 2,500 bet from Debauve.
Erik Lanin had open-raised from middle position when Belmondo three-bet to 2,700 in the cutoff. Lanin called to the 5♠J♥9♣ flop, where he led out for 2,500.
Belmondo then raised to 5,500, and Lanin folded after a minute of thought.
At an adjacent table, Zdenek Zahorcik and Apo10 had reached the 7♠10♥6♣3♦Q♣ river. Zahorcik bet 6,400 into a pot of 24,000 from the big blind, and Apo10 called in the cutoff.
Zahorcik tabled Q♥10♦ for two pair, prompting Apo10 to muck his cards.
Three-way to the 10♣8♥3♣ flop, it checked to Erbse in the cutoff, who bet 3,000 into the pot of 8,000. Nicolas Cambou called under the gun, and Alex followed in early position.
Erbse sized up to 5,000 on the J♠ turn. This time, only Cambou called, and he check-called again when Erbse bet 10,000 on the 6♥ river.
Erbse revealed K♥K♦ for an overpair, after which Cambou nodded and mucked his cards.
The action was caught as Amato Landi, in middle position, was all-in and at risk for his effective stack of 43,800 against Andreas Goeller, in the cutoff, on a flop of J♦J♥K♦.
Amato Landi: K♣Q♦ 
Andreas Goeller: 10♦8♦
The 3♠ turn and 5♠ river failed to materialse any of Goeller's outs, and Landi doubled up.
Kevin Kevinov raised from early position, Jo Belfort, in the cutoff, three-bet to 1,600, and Kevinov responded with a four-bet to 3,800. Belfort called.
The 2♥5♣Q♦ flop saw a continuation bet of 1,600 from Kevinov. Belfort called.
The 3♦ turn saw a repeat of the action; this time Kevinov sized up to 3,500.
The K♠ river checked to a showdown. Kevinov rolled over J♦J♣, while Belfort won this pot with A♦K♣.
Marcus Aurelius raised to 900 in middle position. Johann Shamne called in the cutoff, and Marko Milanovic three-bet to 5,100 on the button. Aurelius and Shamne both called before the trio checked through the 7♥2♣K♥ flop.
Aurelius then bet 5,000 on the 3♠ turn. Shamne quickly folded, but Milanovic called. Aurelius sized up to 13,000 on the A♠ river. Milanovic returned his cards to the muck as well, conceding the sizable pot to Aurelius.
Meanwhile, over at another table, Mindaugas Aprij was the first player eliminated on Day 1e.
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