Martin Kabrhel raised to 12,000 from the cutoff and Roman Cieslik three-bet to 30,000 from the small blind. Kabrhel started his usual table talk and got no information whatsoever. The Czech tanked for a long time and the clock was called on him with one minute running down. No action took place and the hand of Kabrhel was killed.
We are now down to just 84 players left. Lyudmila Rudova, the last woman in the tournament, busted near the bubble when she jammed 
with her remaining 43,000 chips. She was called by a player with 
and despite flopping a flush-draw was unable to improve her hand.
Yehuda Cohen, who is a regular and very popular here in the King's Casino, just open-shoved from under the gun and Tonino Schmitz decided to call from the button with a relatively big stack.
Cohen: 
Schmitz: 
The flop immediately brought an ace, showing 
and the rest of the board filled up with the 
turn and 
river. Cohen departed almost immediately just a few spots off the money.
Mateusz Dziewonski and Jakub Piwowarski got involved in a pot to the 
turn and Dziewonski moved all in after his fellow countryman had bet 56,000. It was 185,000 in total and Piwowarski eventually folded to give up the pot.
Tomasz Alojzy Sumek has been eliminated and Oleksandr Zhyrnov was also all in and at risk. Mihai Niste had raised and Zhyrnov then shoved for 41,000 with the 
. Niste had two live cards with the 
but didn't get there on the board 
.
On a board of 
, Czech Republic's Petr Subik lead out for 20,000 chips into a pot already at 65,000. Turkey's Ömer Cubukcu shoved for 104,000, and after a little bit of thought Subik called.
Cubukcu: 
Subik: 
A crowd gathered when the cards were flipped over, and at first it was Cubukcu in disgust for being behind with one card to come to Subik's two-pair. Subik stormed away in frustration after a nailed the river, and other players and spectators felt his pain as he is now just over 10 big blinds.
Meanwhile, instead of Ömer Cubukcu leaving the tournament, he is now slightly above the posted chip average of 261,585 cihps.
Jacek Pustula turned the nut straight and then shoved into Alexandar Denishev, who had turned two pair. The river paired the board and Denishev made the full house to double up in a huge pot, leaving Pustula very short. He got it in with 
and Quirin Zech called with the .
The 
appeared on the flop and the on the turn, giving Pustula hope of a comeback story. However the clubs flush draw for Zech came on the river and that sent Pustula to the rail.
We are now on the stone-cold bubble after Sasa Lalos bowed out in 82nd place. The tournament is still in hand-for-hand mode with just one more player to go out before everyone else is guaranteed at least a minimum cash.
On a 
board, Nick Krasniqi put his opponent to the test by putting his opponent all in his opponent's last 100,000 chips with the pot already had about the same amount in the middle.
After a couple of minutes, Krasniqi called the clock on Lalos. Lalos called with top pair with , and stormed away angrily after he saw his opponent unfold 
for two-pair.
Petr Subík had moved all in for 26,000 from the hijack and Roman Cieslik called all in blind out of the big blind. All other tables finished their action and Cieslik turned over the 
. Subik was ahead with but had a sweat with the board running out .
Level: 20
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
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