Chino Rheem opened to 2,600 preflop and Keith Hawkins made the call, as did three players behind him. The big blind Gerald Karlic then three-bet to 12,200. Rheem opted for a four-bet to 27,600 and Hawkins then five-bet all for about 100,000.
Everyone folded back to Rheem who tanked for about two minutes before giving up the hand. Hawkins increased his stack by 50% without a showdown.
Andreas Berggren opened to 2,500 preflop and was called by Bjorn Wiesler and Rachid Choukri before Patrick Renkers moved all in behind them. Berggren tanked for a minute before reshoving himself, Wiesler and Choukri both folded.
Gereon Sowa is still up for the day but he was already at 70,000 in chips and just lost some of the profit. Michael Telker raised to 2,600 and the player in the small blind moved all in for 18,100. Sowa asked Telker for his stack size before moving all in himself and the American folded quickly.
It was a flip with the of Sowa against of the short stack, the board ran out .
The players have been sent into a 15-minute break. According to the screens there are 137 players left with the total number of entries yet to be confirmed.
Thomas Brader already busted half an hour ago on the feature table and fellow Dutchman Alberto Stegeman just followed out of the door moments before the end of level 10.
David Peters got moved to table 29 only a few minutes ago as there were two vacant seats after the recent eliminations. He three-bet shoved for 15,500 with and initial raiser Michael Telker called with to improve with the community cards. Peters was about to register for the €1,000 Turbo Event straight away when he passed by.
Veteran Norwegian player Jan Sjavik is building on his excellent finish from yesterday. He just checked back the river of an board with , beating Nicky Roeg's for a decently-sized pot.