Arne Ruge raised in the cutoff to 6,000 and Christoph Vogelsang called in the small blind, as does Sam Soverel in the big blind.
The 
board is checked down to the river where Vogelsang bets out 21,000.
Soverel bumped it up to 65,000, and both Ruge and Vogelsang folded.
Bill Perkins bet 8,000 into what looked like about 30,000 on a board of 
. His neighbor in the big blind, Fedor Holz, made it 32,000. Perkins called and they saw a 
river. Perkins checked and Holz bet 85,000.
Perkins went deep into the tank, using three of his four time extensions. Finally, he called, but he couldn't beat 
for a straight.
From the button, Keith Tilston raised to 8,000 and Stephen Chidwick called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and action checked to Tilston who continued for 8,000. Chidwick called, and then both players checked the 
on the turn.
The river landed the 
, and Chidwick bet out 50,000. Tilston called, and when he was shown the 
of Chidwick, he mucked.
Daniel Negreanu bet 15,000 on a 
flop from the button and then called a check-raise to 48,000 from Andrew Lichtenberger. The turn brought a and Negreanu called 42,000 more. On the river, Lichtenberger bet 102,000. Negreanu shoved for about 190,000 more effective.
Lichtenberger used his last two time extensions and then called, and Negreanu revealed 
for the nut flush. Lichtenberger mucked 
and took his leave.
Sam Soverel raised to 6,500 and tank-called a three-bet to 24,000 from big blind Tom Marchese, using a time extension in the process. Marchese barreled down the 
runout with 15,000, then 31,000, then an all-in shove of 50,500.
Soverel called him down with and sent Marchese packing as he held 
.
From the hijack, Sam Soverel opened with a raise to 5,500 and Sergio Aido called next to act in the cutoff.
The flop landed 
and Soverel bet 5,500 before Aido raised to 17,000. Soverel called, and then checked the on the turn.
Aido bet 38,000, and Soverel called as the river landed the .
Soverel checked, Aido bet 75,000, and Soverel folded.
Steffen Sontheimer increased his stack in a German battle with Fedor Holz. The two clashed on a 
flop with Holz firing 8,000 out of position. Sontheimer raised to 26,000 and Holz agreed to see the turn, calling.
He checked to Sontheimer on the 
turn and "Goose" bet out another 53,000. Holz laid his hand down.
From the cutoff, Talal Shakerchi raised to 8,000 before Keith Tilston three-bet to 32,000.
Shakerchi called, and then check-called 25,000 on the 
flop.
Both players then checked the 
on the turn, and when the river landed the 
, Shakerchi bet 42,000 and Tilston called.
Shakerchi tabled his 
, and Tilston mucked.
The action folded to Matt Hyman in the small blind, and he raised to 8,000. Christoph Vogelsang called in the big blind, and the flop landed 
.
Hyman bet out 11,000, and Vogelsang quickly folded.
Igor Kurganov has been on a nub for a while and he finally ended up all-in, trying to spin his last 15,000 into more than a double up. He was in the big blind, pushing in his five bigs following Andrew Lichtenberger's open and Mikita Badziakouski's flat-call. Lichtenberger isolated the action when it returned to him, forcing Badziakouski out of the way.
Kurganov: 
Lichtenberger: 
It was a fair race but Kurganov couldn't connect to the board and ended up empty-handed.
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