Nicholas Galtos put his hopes on on a king-high board and Yannick Bräuer called with for the better kicker to see the river blank, sending Galtos to the rail.
At the same time one table over, Sascha Niese was awaiting his fate after moving all in out of the small blind for 4,600 only on the flop. Claudio Celenza called in the big blind, as did Jonas Wohlgemuth and Maximilian Silz.The appeared on the turn and the action checked to Silz, who bet 9,000. That was enough to isolate and Niese turned over , Silz had the and the river completed the board.
"Oh damn, I had ace deuce," Celenza sighed, but remains the far biggest stack on the table.
Eazy Shabaz looked up short stack [Removed:321] Safaei with and faced to claim the pot as soon as the appeared on the turn, leaving Safaei drawing dead.
Hermann Behrens stood no chance either and Carlos Spoddig failed to get there with against the of Kayhan Molaci. The board ran out and Spoddig was gone.
Andrey Andreev's raise from under the gun was called by [Removed:431] in the cutoff and Jan Timo Jobmann three-bet big to 13,500 on the button. Andreev called and Steinfuer sighed, then announced "I fold."
The flop fell and Andreev moved all in, Jobmann tossed in a single chip for the call and the cards were turned over.
Jan Timo Jobmann:
Andrey Andreev:
The turn and river were both blanks and Jobmann sent over his chips to the other side, the table broke right after.
The PokerNews live reporting team ran into Waldemar Kopyl on the rail and he was kind enough to tell us about how he busted.
"I shoved all in from the early position with 8,200 and the big blind was 1,600 already. I had king-seven. Everyone folded except Andreas van Zadelhof who called from the big blind with king-ten. The flop was king-eight-four, Flop an ace and the river a jack. Its ok, I feel good." he said with a smile.
Andreas Broch shoved from the under-the-gun position for 22,800 and action folded to Thorben Vellrath in the cutoff. He also shoved for the 8,500 he had behind. Maximilian Silz, sitting in the big blind, thought about it for a bit and then called.
Maximilian Silz:
Andreas Broch:
Thorben Vellrath:
The board ran out -although Broch hit a six on the flop, Silz bettered his own hand when he hit the eight on the turn and he was awarded the whole pot. Both Broch and Vellrath left the table quickly.
Behzad Zarnegar was already up to more than 200,000 but has since lost some chips while Vedran Mandic one table over sent a short stack to the rail for 10,600. Mandic had an easy call with , and the player at risk only had to end up drawing dead on the turn of a board .
Aleksandar Tomovic got the remainder of his short stack in with , but failed to hold up versus on a board of .