Martin Kabrhel sat down at the start of the level with his usual hippo as card protector. Two players limped in and Kabrhel shoved from the big blind to claim the pot uncontested.
Willem de Jong looked up a short stack for some 10 big blinds with versus and got there on the board of to score the knockout.
The cards of Onur Kazgan were already in the muck while Daniel Novak in the big blind doubled for 49,200 with the on a board of .
One hand later, Bahman raised to 3,700 and Novak called from the small blind. Magic Man 558 defended the big blind and the flop came . All players checked through before action checked to Bahman on the turn. Bahman's bet of 4,000 was called by Novak only and the river was checked.
Zurab Ejibia was all in for his last 8,200 and was called by Jaroslav Mandik and Mario Heissmann. The active players checked down the board and Ejibia showed . Mandik had and Heissmann won the pot with .
KEKO's next attempt resulted in an action-loaded hand that saw him shove into two opponents. Waldemar Eckstein and Patrick Combier were the other two players and showed respectively . KEKO had two live cards with and saw the board run out .
The last level to register has seen the field whittled down to fewer than half the hopefuls and Martin Kabrhel busted twice in quick succession. He has one last bullet, though, and will be back shortly with a fresh stack of 30,000.
Przemyslaw Misztela faced a raise to 3,600 and two callers in Oldrich Travnicek and Julius Wuyts. Misztela moved all in from the button for 35,900 and the initial raiser reshoved to force folds from Travnicek and Wuyts.
Misztela had a flip with versus and held up after the board ran out . "I had ace queen of hearts," Travnicek said while the Pole raked in the pot.
Christoph Kauer limped in middle position. The player on the button raised to 4,500 and the small blind three-bet to 17,000. Marian Uharcek was in the big blind and he four-bet all in for 57,800. With the action back on Kauer he five-bet all in for a little under 80,000.
The button and small blind both folded.
Kauer:
Uharcek:
The flop came giving Uharcek the lead. One of Kauer's Queens was also dead, as Uharcek waggled the on the felt. The turn was the giving Uharcek the flush and the double up. To add insult to injury, the river was the giving Kauer a set, but he was already pushing forward his chips for his opponent's double up.
versus 
and got there on the board of 
to score the knockout.
and Targa check-called a bet of 6,000 from his opponent. The turn was the 
and both players checked.
and Targa bet 8,500. Gairing wasted no time in moving all in for 11,300 and Targa called, but seemed not too happy about it.
headed straight to the muck.
on a board of 
.
and Bahman mucked 
. Mandik had 
and Heissmann won the pot with 
and saw the board run out 
.
. "I had ace queen of hearts," Travnicek said while the Pole raked in the pot.
giving Kauer a set, but he was already pushing forward his chips for his opponent's double up.