After a push by the small blind, Enrique called with 
and the small blind only showed 
. However, the board came 
and was left with 900,000.
He doubled those with 
against the 
of Vladimir Minarik right after on a board of 
, clapping after the river card and claiming "I am here to stay."
Other assorted counts can be found below.
Josef Gulas lost a big pot to Marek Blasko, who took over the chip lead ahead of the rising Anatoly Filatov and Jonathan Wong.
Gulas then got his short stack in and was called by Hamdam Shakib and Andreas Ahrer, who checked down the board of 
. Gulas showed 
for trips kings and Ahrer had 
, Shakib the 
.
Two players with nicknames, JeffersonMC and eMKey, were less fortunate and joined the rail.
Sandro Pitzanti opened the action from the cut-off for 350,000 and Philipp Gruissem called from the small blind. Action was Andreas Aulike and he gave Pitzanti a grin and started to say something but was reminded that he wasn’t allowed to talk in that spot. Aulike was had survived an all in earlier but was still short and he decided to fold and look for a better spot.
It was heads-up to a flop of 
and Gruissem check-called a 450,000 bet from Pitzanti.
The turn was the 
and Gruissem checked again. Pitzanti moved all in and Gruissem gave a lopsided smile, folded and tapped the table to acknowledge the move.
“You have a heart?” Pitzanti wanted to know?
Gruissem shook his head, “I thought I did.”
A short-stacked Fabian Wahlers was all in for 1,500,000 and Marko Simic called in the cutoff. Out of the small blind, Matthias De Meulder reshoved and the action was back on Simic, who immediately sighed. "How much?" he asked and De Meulder's stack was counted to be for 3,875,000 in total. Simic eventually called to put two players at risk.
Fabian Wahlers: 
Matthias De Meulder: 
Marko Simic: 
The flop of 
improved Wahlers, while Simic said "it's okay," the bigger side pot was still in his favor. De Meulder asked for an ace once the appeared on the turn and Wahlers requested a queen. One wish was granted, as the 
river improved De Meulder to the best hand and eliminate Wahlers. "Every tournament," Simic sighed even more, having forfeited almost half of his stack.
There are just 72 players remaining as Martin Joseph Kus, Koen de Weerd, Simon Trumper and Camilla Reventlow have been eliminated.
Reventlow was all in with ace-queen and Josef Snejberg looked her up with 
. The board came 
and Reventlow was drawing dead on the turn already.
Philipp Zukernik was more fortunate in a flip against Ivo Donev. All in for just 1,300,000, Zukernik flipped with 
versus 
and was down to two outs after the flop. The 
turn was a blank, but the river came to the rescue. Donev let out a loud "nooo" and paid off the Canadian.
Philipp Gruissem opened the action from under the gun and one by one the other players checked their cards in the hope of having something to play back at the aggressive big stacked moustachioed German poker machine.
One by one they folded until it got to Simon Trumper in the big blind who called.
The flop was 
.
Trumper checked and Gruissem continued for 300,000. “You got any of that?” Trumper asked as he called.
The turn was the and both players checked.
On the river it was Trumper who took the betting lead, Gruissem raised and then called when Trumper moved all in.
Gruissem did indeed have some of that, in the end he had all of it. He turned over his 
with an apologetic air and shook Trumper’s hand before adding the chips to his stack.
Trumper was required to show his losing 
.
Trumper reflected of how the hand went down, “If the jack didn’t come he doesn’t get paid.”
Ondrej Mar raised to 325,000 and called the shove of short stack Mohamed Harrouchy for 1,875,000 with . Harrouchy was all in and at risk with the 
and got there on a board of 
.
Soon after, Mar was spotted at the payout desk along with Levent Efe, and Nico Heinreich followed right after.
Victor Tyurin's button raise was called by The Talk in the small blind and the big blind. Only The Talk check-called a bet of 625,000 on the 
turn and the river completed the board. The Talk checked and Tyurin pushed all in with the superior stack.
The Talk eventually called for 3,350,000 with for two pair and Tyurin was caught with the fingers in the cookie har, holding only 
.
One table over, Ngoc Minh Hoang check-called a bet of 975,000 by Gerald Karlic on the 
turn before the river was checked. Karlic's won the pot, but he pointed to Martin Wrulich in the one seat "He got all my chips."
Alexander Burkart opened for 325,000 from under the gun and picked up a call from Philipp Zukernik and the player in the big blind.
The flop was and checked to the raiser, Burkart continued for 375,000 and got two callers.
The turn was the 
and the rest of Burkart’s chips went in the middle. Zukernik called and the big blind folded.
Zukernik quickly turned over his and it was left to Burkart to nod his acknowledgement of the cooler as he showed his .
The river card rounded off the board and Burkart’s tournament.
Burkart had won his seat at the partypoker German Poker Championships thanks to a free “Click & Collect” ticket on his online account and he was walking away €3,000 richer and with a bag full of memories.
“Trapping, trapping, trapping,” the player in the big blind said of Zukernik’s play.
Level: 19
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
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