Following an open raise by Martin Kabrhel, it was Michael Gloess whojammed it in for 335,000 and Kabrhel asked for a count before making the call.
Michael Gloess: 
Martin Kabrhel: 
It was a near identical showdown as Kabrhel had previously succeeded in and he did so again thanks to the 
runout. With the departure of Gloess, the field was reduced to the final four tables.
Rama Mulaj open raised to 60,000. Raoul Refos pushed all in for 450,000 chips and was called by Mulaj
Raoul Refos: 
Rama Mulaj: 
Refos resigned to his fate after finding out he was crushed by Mulaj's pocket jacks. The board of 
was no help for Refos and heads to the cashier.
The action folded all the way to Jakub Koleckar in the small blind and he pushed into the big blind of Symeon Alexandridis. The latter called with the inferior stack and the cards were turned over.
Symeon Alexandridis: 
Jakub Koleckar: 
The flop was a sweat with the flush draw but the 
turn and river let Alexandridis double for 245,000.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The first scheduled break of the day has been enforced. After the 30-minute dinner break, 34 players will return with the dream of making the final table.
Each player will be guaranteed at least €4,149, however they will be planning on making a six-figure payday with the top prize of €160,500 and a WSOP Europe Main Event seat worth €10,350.
The extraordinarily intense roller coaster ride of Li Chen, who had culminated on a stack of more than 1.5 million, has come to a crushing end. Several players at the table previously benefited but the final hand of Chen started in a limped battle of the blinds with Ruslan Volkov, who just called and Chen checked.
On the 
flop, Volkov bet-called a raise to 100,000 and checked the on the turn. Chen jammed for more than 500,000 and was snapped off by Volkov.
Li Chen: 
Ruslan Volkov:
No card in the deck except for a joker could help Chen and his elimination was officially confirmed with the 
river as Volkov soared to more than two million in chips.
Four players went to a flop of 
which received a check from all players. The summoned a bet of 100,000 from Tom Cohen. There was no resistance from the three remaining players Alfredo Cuti, Lorenzo Lavis, and Nedeljko Todorovic. Tom Cohen drags in a small pot and is within touching distance of a seven-figure stack.
The action folded all the way to Benyamin Glot in the small blind and he pushed all-in for 520,000. Martin Kabrhel was in the big blind and asked for an exact count. His usual table chat then started and one of the first questions he asked was "What do you have? Ace seven?"
Glot shook his head and Kabrhel kept guessing a few further hands while he was in the tank for nearly four minutes. Silviu Baltateanu then asked for time and Kabrhel was given 30 seconds, which he acknowledged with "I also call for the clock."
The time to act was nearly depleted as Kabrhel tossed in a single chip for the call with two seconds remaining.
Benyamin Glot: 
Martin Kabrhel: 
"You lied to me, now you gonna bust," Kabrhel said with his usual semi-serious table chatter as the 
flop appeared. Nothing changed on the turn just yet but Kabrhel's prediction came true on the river.
Martin Scharfetter was eliminated in one of the previous hands and the next all-in showdown on table 39 unfolded shortly after.
Jaromir Hanel was at risk and in dire shape with the . David Taborsky had him dominated with the but the old trick of standing up from the seat and getting ready to leave worked once more.
The board ran out 
and Hanel improved to aces and tens for the double.
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