Tsuf Saltsberg opened his button to 550,000, and Paul Haus called in the big blind. After the duo checked through the 3♠J♠J♣ flop and 9♠ turn, Haus fired 450,000 on the 7♦ river.
After a small tank, Saltsberg looked his opponent up.
"You win," Haus declared, showing A♥10♦5♠5♥.
Saltsberg had a slightly better hand with A♣K♥7♣4♣, and his hero-call left Haus with just under eight big blinds.
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | €111,800 | ||
| 2 | €72,000 | ||
| 3 | €47,900 | ||
| 4 | €33,100 | ||
| 5 | Alessandro De Michele | Italy | €23,700 |
| 6 | Antoine Vranken | Netherlands | €17,700 |
| 7 | Eran Carmi | Israel | €13,700 |
| 8 | Bastian Bluem | Germany | €11,100 |
| 9 | Michael | Germany | €9,400 |
Oliver Tot limped on the button, and Paul Haus followed with a call in the small blind. Chip leader raketrap checked his big blind option, and Haus tapped the table after the 8♥4♦2♠ flop.
After taking a moment, raketrap fired 300,000 into the middle. Tot called, while Haus got out of the way. The 4♣ turn was followed by a pair of checks, and raketrap led out for 800,000 on the A♣ river. Tot did not take long to fold, and raketrap increased his chip advantage.
Raketrap was first to act and raised to 550,000. Alessandro De Michele then moved all in from the small blind, and raketrap quickly called the bet of roughly 1,500,000.
Alessandro De Michele: K♠K♥Q♦7♦ 
raketrap: K♦J♠8♦7♥
De Michele had a decent lead with his kings, but the J♦2♦5♣ flop gave raketrap plenty of outs. The 5♥ turn removed some of them, but raketrap's flush came in on the 3♦ river, securing the pot and sending De Michele out.
Paul Haus limped in the small blind, and raketrap raised to 450,000 in the big blind. Haus called to see the 5♠8♥10♣ flop, where both players declined to bet.
The 8♠ turn saw Haus lead out for 325,000, and raketrap did not take long to let his hand go.
Level: 23
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
Antoine Vranken raised to 420,000 as first to act. Raketrap was in the hijack and three-bet to 1,440,000, and he quickly called when Vranken four-bet jammed for not much more.
Antoine Vranken: A♣K♥10♥9♣
raketrap: K♦K♣J♦4♠
"I have a good feeling," Vranken stated, but it turned out to be misplaced, as raketrap locked up the pot on the 6♦2♥6♠K♠ turn.
His full house sent Vranken to the exit, and Vranken wished his former opponents the best as the 8♠ river completed the board.
Oliver Tot opened from the hijack to 420,000, and Tsuf Saltsberg made the call in the big blind. Saltsberg checked the 3♠Q♣3♦ flop, and Tot continued for 300,000.
After taking a moment, Saltsberg slid in a call and the 2♠ turn hit the felt. Both players checked to see the 10♦ river, where Saltsberg led out for 550,000.
That produced a fold from Tot, and Saltsberg collected the pot.
Antoine Vranken open-raised to 420,000 in the hijack. Tsuf Saltsberg called on the button, and the dealer fanned the 7♥J♥4♠ flop.
Vranken spent one of his time banks before he checked it over, prompting Saltsberg to barrel a pot-sized bet of 1,140,000. Vranken confirmed the amount, but deemed it too much and relinquished his cards.
Oliver Tot opened to 425,000 in the hijack, and Paul Haus slid out a three-bet to 1,450,000 in the cutoff. Tot moved all in, and Haus called off the rest of his stack.
Paul Haus: A♣A♥Q♣Q♦
Oliver Tot: A♠Q♥10♠6♥
The J♦8♣K♦ gave Tot a straight draw, but Haus saw his aces hold on the 8♦ turn and 4♣ river to secure the double-up.
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