Jozef Sandor moved all-in for three big blinds (4,500) from under the gun. Sandor was called by Jeffrey Gregor and Marcus Bonna.
There was no further betting action as Gregor and Bonna checked the board down to showdown. Gregor rolled over which was good enough to take the pot and eliminate Sandor
After losing the majority of his stack the previous hand and riling up his tablemates with his behavior, Oliver Said moved all-in from under the gun for 4,900 and was called by Niklas Nyman (early position), Daniele Gegennaro (hijack) and Kaspar Schmid (small blind)
The flop read . Nyman bet 8,000 and was called by Schmid, but Degennaro opted to fold.
Both players checked the turn and at this point Oliver Said stood up and walked out of the hall. Once again both players checked the river. Nyman flicked over the , but Schmid tabled to take the side pot.
As Said wasn't at the table his hand was mucked and Schmid was awarded the main pot.
Gary Whitehead bet 1200 from middle position, Kevin Houghton called from the small blind. The action moved to Lars Viggander who three-bet to 3,500. Both Whitehead and Houghton called.
The flop of sparked fireworks. Whitehead bet 5,000 and was called by Houghton. Viggander ripped it all-in for 60,000 and was called by Whitehead and Houghton.
Gary Whitehead:
Kevin Houghton:
Lars Viggander:
Viggander was in the lead with a set of tens, but both Whitehead and Houghton had open-ended straight flush draws.
The on the turn gave Houghton the straight to take the lead. The river prompted Viggander to celebrate as he hit a full house, he soon realized that Houghton improved to a straight flush to treble-up.
This eliminated Houghton's travel partner Whitehead and left Viggander with a short stack.