David Taborsky had already folded while the squeeze of Ion Tabacaru out of the blinds to 6,500 was not pulled in yet. Jan Bronkhorst, however, had reraised to 36,000 and that sent Tabacaru deep into the tank.
He inquired where his opponent was from, to which Bronkhorst replied "Holland". Tabacaru folded eventually and claimed in table chat he held pocket tens.
All the chips went in preflop with Angelo Bamberger at risk, as he was covered by Agostino Scozzari and Adem Can.
Angelo Bamberger: 
Agostino Scozzari: 
Adem Can: 
The board ran out 
and Scozzari was left with fewer than half the starting stack.
Following a raise to 1,000 and two calls, Yehuda Cohen got the last 2,900 in preflop and was called three ways. The 
flop was checked to Uri Gilboa, who bet 4,000 and isolated successfully.
Yehuda Cohen: 
Uri Gilboa: 
Neither the 
turn nor the 
river were of any help and Cohen headed straight to the cash game tables.
With 23,000 in the middle on a completed board of 
in the last hand before the break, Giovanni Petroni checked. Yosefi Cohen bet 16,200 only for Petroni to move all-in.
Cohen shook his head and tank-folded to get shown the 
by the Italian.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Out of a field of 220 entries, 200 players have been sent into their first scheduled 15-minute break of the day.
Afik Navon raised for Danilo Donnini to three-bet to 2,100, Navon then four-bet to 7,200 and the Italian called. On the 
flop, Navon's bet of 3,600 was called and he then opted to check the 
turn. Donnini bet 7,800 and called a check-raise to 17,500.
Navon jammed the 
river and Donnini tank-called. The player from Israel celebrated as he rolled over for the nuts while Donnini's 
were briefly exposed. Once he saw what cards he was called by, Navon essentially mocked his opponent which Donnini didn't take lightly. After some words in Italian, he added "you won the pot so shut up."
In a previous hand, Daniele D'Angelo lost almost his entire stack as Andrea Ricci doubled. The last few chips then went in preflop with the and Manfred Hammer looked him up with the 
. The 
board left D'Angelo drawing dead on the turn and he left the tournament area after wishing everyone good luck.
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