On the heads-up turn of 
, the small blind checked and Ronny Voth bet 5,100 from under the gun into a pot of around 9,000. The small blind called and checked again the 
river. Voth now fired 7,200 and his opponent eventually folded to get shown 
for a successful bluff.
Tony Da Silva Marques scoops two pots in a row to build his stack.
In the first hand he defended his big blind against Clyde Terlaan and checked the 
turn. Terlaan bet 5,000 and Marques called. On the 
river, Marques bet 13,000 and Terlaan called to muck once his opponent flashed 
for a full house.
One hand later, Marques checked in the small blind, as did the big blind, with the flop showing 
. Zarathustra in the cutoff bet 1,600 and Marques called, the big blind folded. The 
appeared on the turn and Marques check-called a bet worth 3,200 before doing so again for 4,400 on the 
river.
Zarathustra showed 
for a bluff and Marques claimed the second pot in a row with 
.
Level: 6
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
Among those to join the action after the first break were Scott Hanna, Marek Blasko, Alex Rettenbacher and Ronny Voth. Except for Hanna, who mostly plays in the Czech Republic but is born in the United States, most others are seen regularly in Austria and some stops of the European Poker Tour.
Serok Kilic open-shoved his short stack from the button and big stack Rakeťák in the big blind called rather quickly.
Kilic: 
Rakeťák:
The flop came 
and Kilic paired his king while Rakeťák found a gutshot. Nothing changed on the turn and the river kept Kilic in the lead.
Back to less than half the starting stack, Kilic then lost with pocket eights versus 
and reentered immediately.
"I was already down to 10,000, now back up," Sebastian Langrock mentioned and then limped in from the button. Arnost Kopecky in the small blind called and Serok Kilic checked with his short stack out of the big blind.
On the flop, Kopecki bet 1,000 and Kilic called, Langrock folded. Both remaining players then checked the turn and Kopecky won the pot by betting the 
river, as Kilic folded.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The screens show 101 of 119 players remaining and they have all been sent into their first 15-minute break of the day.
Former big stack Tippy333 has been eliminated after plenty of action on his table. Before his last hand, he was down to around 22,000 chips and got into a three-way pot to the 
turn. With around 9,000 in the middle, Bartel Kars bet 6,000 and the player from one seat over called.
Tippy333 then moved all in for around 20,000 and Kars said in table chat "you either have seven-eight or nothing. Okay, I am all in," Kars then added and his table neighbor also quickly moved all in with the biggest stack of the three, showing 
.
"Oh wow, I didn't expect that," Kars said and showed 
while Tippy333 had some outs with . The 
river improved Kars to trips sixes and he doubled through the third player in the hand for 25,150, while Tippy333 hit the rail.
On the three-way flop of , the action checked around to Bartel Kars on the button and he bet 2,650. Ashot Oganesian then check-raised all in for more than 20,000 and Kater Carlo in the cutoff called all in for less. Kars gave it some thought and folded to see both opponents turn over their cards.
Oganesian: 
Kater Carlo:
The on the turn instantly completed the nut flush for Oganesian, and the blank 
river changed nothing anymore to eliminate Kater Carlo.
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