Marian Flesar raised to 525,000 from under the gun with 
. Action folded to Cenk Oguz in the small blind, who held 
. Oguz called and Michal Lubas folded the big blind.
The flop was 
and Oguz, with the best hand, decided to lead out 550,000. Flesar wasn't impressed and raised to 1,200,000, putting the decision back on Oguz. The Belgian folded and Flesar won with the worst hand.
Peter Kamaras shoved 1,580,000 from under the gun. Action got folded around to Marian Flesar in the big blind, who looked at his cards and snap-called.
Peter Kamaras: 
Marian Flesar: 
The man who led after Day 1 and Day 2 found himself on the brink of elimination. The 
flop gave him some gutshot outs for the miracle escape, but the jacks remained in the deck on the 
turn and 
river.
The colorful Hungarian knocked on the table, congratulated his opponents and headed to the payout desk to collect his seventh place prize money of €20,186.
Michael Rohde raised on the button with 
. Michal Lubas found 
in the small blind and committed his last seven blinds. Rohde called.
The board came no higher than a seven and Lubas added some chips.
Michael Rohde raised to 425,000 with from the hijack. Cenk Oguz folded 
from the cutoff, Michal Lubas folded 
on the button and Peter Kamaras folded 
in the big blind. Rohde's raise got through uncontested and he picked up the blinds.
Level: 32
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 25,000
Stanislav Koleno shoved 2,525,000 from early position with 
. Behind him, Michael Rohde tank-folded 
. Jan Stariat called all in for 1,665,000 from the small blind with 
and faced possible elimination.
The flop was 
to give Stariat a big lead but the 
on the turn left him drawing dead. The meaningless river made it official: Jan Stariat became the first bustout at the final table and cashed €14,508.
Kamaras picked up ace-queen and pocket fives in quick succession. The Hungarian shoved twice and picked up the blinds and antes.
Petr Svoboda picked up and raised to 350,000. Cenk Oguz found 
on the cutoff and three-bet to 925,000. Svoboda moved all in for a little over 6,000,000 and Oguz snap-mucked his hand.
Being left very short after the previous confrontation, Peter Kamaras went all in with 
. Cenk Oguz called with in the big blind to eliminate the spectacularly bearded Hungarian, affectionately called "Gandalf" by the Twitch-chat.
The board ran out , which gave Kamaras the flush on the river to save his tournament life.
Peter Kamaras open-shoved twenty big blinds in the small blind and Petr Svoboda snap-called in the big blind.
Peter Kamaras:
Petr Svoboda:
The board came down 
and Svoboda hit a queen for a huge double up.
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