Shortly after doubling, Manuel Hoffmann was all in again. Süleyman Erdar opened for 55,000, and quickly called when Hoffman jammed all-in for 270,000.
Erdar: 
Hoffmann: 
Erdar paired the flop of 
, and had two pair after the 
hit the turn. Hoffmann was unable to hit his two-outer when the 
hit the river, to exit the tournament in 29th place for €5,365.
Miltiadis Kyriakides raised from early position and then called the shove of Marko Ilicic for a mere five big blinds, flipping over the 
. Ilicic was at risk with the 
and the Cypriot flopped two pair on the board 
.
Shortly after, Steven Stephan doubled up his tiny stack with 
versus 
on the feature table after a board of 
.
Aleksei Ivanov raised to 50,000 from under the gun and Maik Herrmann called from the small blind before Jens Steuber shoved hte big blind for 133,000. Ivanov looked up the short stack while Herrmann said he folded ace-queen to the isolation.
Ivanov:
Steuber:
The board ran out 
and Steuber more than doubled.
Over on the feature table, Zoltan Gal raised and Amir Mozaffarian shoved his stack of 22 big blinds out of the blinds with the 
. Gal looked him up with the 
and the board ran out 
.
Before standing up from his chair, Mozaffarian grinned and asked "do you have more than me?", receiving some laughter in return by the always smiling Gal.
After losing a few smaller pots earlier in the day, Dragoslov Timaric was able to double up. The action folded around to Thomar Erler in the small blind who declared himself all-in for about 600,000 chips. The bet more than covered Timarac in the big blind who tanked and called off his remaining 270,000 chip stack.
Erler:
Timaric: 
Timaric was ahead the entire hand, and was able to double up as the board ran out 
.
Zoltan Gal raised to 45,000 from under the gun and Steven Stephan moved all in for 133,000 out of the small blind. Gal called and put his opponent at risk with the 
. Stephan was ahead with the and immediately found top pair on the flop 
. The on the turn locked up his double and the on the river was already meaningless.
Ismail Kalkan started the day as shortest stack and has not doubled up yet, but his stack has grown. He jammed from the button for 208,000 and picked up the blinds and antes while a player on table four was sent to the rail.
Germany's Roman Cieslik was unable to get anything going today. Down to under five big blinds, he jammed all-in and was called by current chip leader Süleyman Erdar.
Cieslik: 
Erdar: 
Cieslik was unable to catch up on a 
flop, and the on the turn didn't help him improve either. Erdar added insult to injury when the hit the river giving him a set.
Cieslik collected €6,223 for his 26th place finish. The table suddenly stood up thinking the table was going to break since it was five-handed, but tournament director Steve Frezer asked the dealer to not stop dealing and everyone rushed back to the table.
A hand later, 2015 WSOP Pot Limit Omaha gold bracelet winner Vasili Firsau joined the table. Firsau also won a gold ring and heard the Belarussian National Anthem play during this poker festival after finishing in first place in the WSOP Circuit King's Casino Pot Limit Omaha High Roller.
After the early setback with top pair, Alexandar Denishev just took another big hit to his stack. Quirin Zech had raised and Mateusz Dziewonski moved all in for 480,000 from the button. Tonino Schmitz folded and later claimed he had pocket eights whereas Denishev made the call in the big blind with .
Dziewonski was flipping with 
and got there on the board to double up to more than a million.
Jens Steuber raised the button for 57,000 and Aleksei Ivanov three-bet to 210,000 from one seat over after having previously lost some of his stack. Steuber folded the and Ivanov showed him the .
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