Jan-Peter Jachtmann raised the pot on the 
flop and picked up two callers in SVARAS and Offir Salomon to see the 
on the turn. That's when SVARAS on the button, Salomon in the small blind and Jachtmann got their chips in with the former two at risk.
SVARAS: 
Offir Salomon: 
Jan-Peter Jachtmann: 
The river bricked off entirely and Salomon doubled for 52,500 against Jachtmann while SVARAS hit the rail.
Besim Hot appears to be the current chip leader in the final level of the night as just 100 players out of 210 entries remain.
Just before the blinds went up, a four-way pot emerged to the 
flop and Pavel Novotny bet 15,000, which GOMETZGER called. Antonin Felfel raised the pot to 85,000 and Borritoo on the button tanked for a long time before the clock was called on him. He then folded, Novotny jammed and GOMETZGER folded while Felfel came along with a near-identical stack.
Antonin Felfel: 
Pavel Novotny: 
The turn and river were blanks and the stacks were counted, Novotny had 165,500 and that covered Felfel.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0
Didar Kahder got his stack in after the 
flop and tabled the 
for two pair while Bence Szurkos looked him up with 
for top pair and the nut flush draw.
The turn and river counterfeited the two pair of Kahder, who barely believed it and snapped out his phone to record the cards, board and his opponent. That triggered plenty of smiles at the table and Szurkos grabbed his own phone shortly after to spread the news.
Joining the action on the 
flop, Franz Doblinger and Mikhail Filatov checked. Doblinger then bet the turn for 5,000 and Filatov raised to 20,000, which Doblinger called.
After the river, Doblinger check-shoved into a bet worth 25,500 and Filatov folded.
Doblinger flashed the 
and collected the pot. He faces two bigger stacks on his left in NEUK1 and Oskar Silow.
Andrej Desset was the only player to check-call a bet of 9,000 by Dominik Matejka on the 
flop as Hans Thumann got out of the way. The turn and river were both checked and Desset tabled 
for aces up, which won the pot.
Pavel Novotny bet the 
river for 10,000 and called a raise to 22,500 by Antonin Felfel. He was shown the 
for a nine-high straight and mucked, dropping well below the starting stack.
Four players invested 2,500 each after Leo had raised and Matan Ben Shimon in the big blind raised to 15,000. Leo called and Tomasz Kozub then went all in for 35,500. Ben Shimon reraised the pot to 126,500 and Leo reluctantly folded.
Tomasz Kozub: 
Matan Ben Shimon:
The 
board improved Kozub to a full house and he more than doubled.
Lukas Zaskodny lost his stack in several hands when two pair and two set were no good. As a result, the PLO bracelet winner just re-entered. On his former table, Gisle Olsen is on track to bag for a second time as he has doubled the chips he started with and aims for a third cash in this very event.
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