Ronny Kaiser opened the cutoff for 105,000 and big blind Oliver Weis 3-bet to 800,000 with about 100,000 behind. Kaiser shoved all in and Weis called after checking out the other table first.
Oliver Weis:
Ronny Kaiser:
The flop came , improving both their hands.
Kaiser let out a sigh but the on the turn paired the board and Weis was drawing dead. The on the river was there just for good measures.
In a battle of the blinds, Markus Durnegger bet the flop for 70,000 from the small blind and Ronny Kaiser called in the big blind. On the turn, Durnegger let the shot clock run down to three seconds before announcing a bet of 150,000, Kaiser called.
The fell on the river and Durnegger waited as long before betting 175,000. Kaiser nodded and called, which saw Durnegger roll over for a busted gutshot. Kaiser had the and that won the pot.
Luis Rodriguez Cruz opened the cutoff for 110,000 and small blind Georgios Sotiropoulos 3-bet to 395,000. The big blind folded and Rodriguez Cruz shoved. Sotiropoulos beat him in the pot.
Georgios Sotiropoulos:
Luis Rodriguez Cruz:
The flop came , making Rodriguez Cruz an open ended. The on the turn and on the river weren't cards he was looking for, though, and he parted ways with 2,050,000 of his chips.
Quan Zhou limped in from the small blind and Emil Patel raised to 175,000 in the big blind. Zhou clicked back to 650,000 and Patel moved all in. Zhou asked for a count and the shove for 1,610,000 was called by the Chinese.
Emil Patel:
Quan Zhou:
The flop gave Patel top pair and Zhou picked up a gutshot, which prompted him to ask for a queen in table chat while standing up from his chair. However, both the turn and river were blanks and Zhou had to forfeit more than half of his stack.
Ronny Kaiser opened to 105,000 on the button and Franz Ditz called in the big blind. On the flop, Ditz checked and subsequently check-raised from 80,000 to 260,000, but Kaiser didn't go anywhere and called.
After the turn, Ditz checked and Kaiser claimed the pot with a bet of 330,000 before adding "I hope you didn't hit anything on the flop."
Jakub Michalak opened under the gun and big blind Luis Rodriguez Cruz called. Rodriguez Cruz check-called a continuation bet of Michalak on and check-called another 290,000 on the turn and 700,000 on the river. Michalak showed and Rodriguez Cruz mucked.
Benjamin Pollak raised to 120,000 and Markus Durnegger let his shot clock run down to five seconds before announcing a reraise to 380,000. Back on Pollak he asked Durnegger what stack he started the hand with and called. Durnegger bet the flop for 200,000 and Pollak called.
The fell on the turn and Durnegger's bet of 800,000 won the pot uncontested.
Over on table one, Jakub Michalak raised to 110,000 from under the gun and Luis Rodriguez Cruz called in the big blind. On the flop, Rodriguez checked and called a bet worth 100,000 before the on the turn brought another check, Michalak's bet of 235,000 and a call by the Spaniard.
The river completed the board and Rodriguez checked for a third time. Michalak emptied the clip with a bet of 455,000 to force a fold from Rodriguez.
Luis Rodriguez Cruz opened under the gun for 110,000 and Georgios Sotiropoulos (button) and Emil Patel (big blind) called. Patel checked to the initial raiser on and saw his neighbor bet 155,000. Sotiropoulos folded, Patel called.
Patel check-called another 250,000 on the turn before they both checked the river. Patel tabled and Rodriguez Cruz mucked.
Patel asked if he didn't want to fire one more time.
, improving both their hands. 
on the turn paired the board and Weis was drawing dead. The 
on the river was there just for good measures.
flop for 70,000 from the small blind and Ronny Kaiser called in the big blind. On the 
turn, Durnegger let the shot clock run down to three seconds before announcing a bet of 150,000, Kaiser called.
fell on the river and Durnegger waited as long before betting 175,000. Kaiser nodded and called, which saw Durnegger roll over 
for a busted gutshot. Kaiser had the 
flop gave Patel top pair and Zhou picked up a gutshot, which prompted him to ask for a queen in table chat while standing up from his chair. However, both the 
turn and 
flop, Ditz checked and subsequently check-raised from 80,000 to 260,000, but Kaiser didn't go anywhere and called.
turn and 700,000 on the 
river. Michalak showed 
flop for 200,000 and Pollak called.
flop, Rodriguez checked and called a bet worth 100,000 before the 
river completed the board and Rodriguez checked for a third time. Michalak emptied the clip with a bet of 455,000 to force a fold from Rodriguez.
turn before they both checked the 
river. Patel tabled