Level 7
: 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Four players invested 77,000 each on a flop of 
including Artur Wasek in the cutoff and Fabrice Halleux in the big blind. The 
turn was checked to Wasek, who moved all in. The button folded and Halleux asked for a count. Wasek's all in was for 558,000 in total, and Halleux eventually folded.
Just one player in late position remain, and Wasek was called to turn over 
for a straight. He faced the 
of his sole opponent and the 
river was a blank to see Wasek double and announce it in Polish to a friend on a nearby table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,600,000
650,000
|
650,000 |
|
1,280,000
320,000
|
320,000 |
flop, where Langlitz just shoved the lot in for 2,800,000 effective.
and was almost an exact coinflip versus Langlitz's 
.
, with Suleyman's entire stack heading towards Langlitz, extending his chiplead and giving him a truly mammoth stack.
. The action checked to Christoph Bröll, who bet 106,000, and Milan Topoly raised to 230,000 on the button. Bröll was the only caller before an anti-climax 
turn and 
river were checked through.
.
and a final check from Semaska saw Ensan move all in for 608,000.
and it was checked to the raiser who continued for 45,000. Banks shoved for 360,000 and his opponent called holding top pair 
. He was marginally ahead of Wetteusl's 
turn meant Wetteusl was drawing dead, with the 
river completing the runout, inconsequently.
for two pair against the pocket aces of Jan Mach. Unfortunately, that was on the turn when a three had paired the board, and the top two were no longer good for Simperl.
