Over on the live stream table, Daniele Degennaro was all-in for 248,000 following a under-the-gun raise by Tal Sardal.
Daniele Degennaro: 
Tal Sardal: 
The Italian knuckled the table in defeat on the 
flop but received the ultimate sweat card on the 
turn.
"One of the better cards in the deck?!" Mats Karlsson joked. Sure enough, the 
fell on the river and Degennaro pulled a rabbit out of the hat.
Mats Karlsson raised it up with the 
from an early position and Julius Kettunen flat-called with the 
on the button. The 
flop brought a bet worth 40,000 by Karlsson and Kettunen opted to only call with his set of fives.
After the 
turn, Karlsson bet another 75,000 for Kettunen to call. The 
river brought a straight on the board and Karlsson bet 200,000 for two thirds of the pot.
Kettunen was sent into the tank and eventually called, then immediately asked "you got a six?" before he was shown the bad news.
Table 16 has played various small pots without any major drama and the only severe short stack there is Italy's Domenico Gala. He let go of his small blind to give a walk to Raymond Wheatley and flashed the 
.
With a dry smile on the face, Wheatley revealed 
and then tossed them face up towards the dealer.
The hot rush of Serdar Demircan has been cooled down by Mats Karlsson, who nearly closed the gap at the top of the leaderboard on the feature table.
On a completed board of 
, Karlsson checked from under the gun with the 
. Demircan bet 100,000 with the 
on the button and Karlsson eventually called to catch the chip leader bluffing.
Rene Kuhlman has recovered from the earlier setback and continued to chip up with aggression.
In the latest hand, he bet the 
river for 130,000 in a battle of the blinds with Oliver Said. The latter tanked for a short while and folded.
In a battle of the blinds to the 
turn, Julius Kettunen checked wit the 
and Serdar Demircan bet 23,000 for the Finn to call. The 
river was checked by both and Kettunen won the pot with his nine.
Over on the outer tables, Daniel Pastor raised it up from under the gun. The action folded all the way to Henrik Juncker in the big blind, who three-bet to what appeared to be 85,000.
Pastor wasted little time before pushing all-in for around half a million in chips and was snap-called by Juncker.
Daniel Pastor:
Henrik Juncker: 
The 
flop gave Pastor a gutshot straight draw but he found no miracle escape on the turn and river runout. Up to more than one million in chips not long ago, Pastor suddenly crashed out in 21st place for €3,370.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Over on the feature table, Kevin Frame jammed it in for 132,000 on the button following a cutoff raise by Andreas Hagen and picked up a quick call.
Kevin Frame: 
Andreas Hagen: 
The 
board delivered the overcard and Frame was sent to the rail in 22nd place for a payday of €3,370.
Rain Molderkivi got the last of his 133,000 in before the flop with the . Daniel Pastor looked him up with the 
for the flip.
The board gave the Estonian a set for the double.
And things got even worse after that when a setup hand got their chips in again.
Rain Molderkivi:
Daniel Pastor:
Board: 
Molderkivi scored another double to pull ahead of Pastor.
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