In the previous hand, Vladimir Malak had lost almost 180,000 chips to the of Zo Karim when the American raised to 24,000 preflop and then generated further action on a board of .
The next hand Karim opened again and Malak moved all in for 130,000 with . Karim snap-called with and won the flip with the board running out .
"I will eventually have to lose one of those," Karim said while stacking his chips. The American has regained the lead and Malak was the last local player. For his 13th place finish, he takes home €6,100
Simeon Naydenov raised from the button to 20,000 and called the three-bet of Jonathan Klüpfel for 45,000. On the flop, both players checked and the German then check-called a bet of 45,000 on the turn. The river saw yet another check by Klüpfel and he tank-folded to a bet of 207,000 by Naydenov.
Jean-Philippe Piquette raised the button and called the all in of Andy Seth for 212,000 with . Seth only had but connected with the board . The French-Canadian is now down to only 10 big blinds and in desperate need of a double up.
Jean-Philippe Piquette doubled up his short stack of 97,000 with against the of chip leader Zo Karim after a preflop all in. The board ran out and Piquette stays in the tournament.
Alexander Lakhov raised from the button and Sebastian Langrock called one seat over from the button, the players in the blinds folded. On the flop, Lakhov bet 25,000 and Langrock raised to 60,000, which was called by the Russian. The on the turn was checked and Lakhov bet 110,000 on the river.
Langrock tanked for two minutes and then called, Lakhov mucked his cards and declared defeat.
Jean-Philippe Piquette moved all in for 165,000 from the button and Alex Goulder called in the big blind. Both players tabled their cards and it was a classic coin flip.
Goulder:
Piquette:
Two over cards and the flush draw for the French-Canadian would not improve on a board of and Piquette takes 12th place for €7,500.
of Zo Karim when the American raised to 24,000 preflop and then generated further action on a board of 
.
. Karim snap-called with 
and won the flip with the board running out 
.
flop, both players checked and the German then check-called a bet of 45,000 on the 
turn. The 
. Seth only had 
. The French-Canadian is now down to only 10 big blinds and in desperate need of a double up.
of chip leader Zo Karim after a preflop all in. The board ran out 
and Piquette stays in the tournament.
. He had the better kicker compared to the 
.
before raking in the chips.
and Piquette takes 12th place for €7,500.
