A four-bet to 15,000 was in front of Tony Chang and Milad Oghabian then jammed for 37,200 in total. Chang was deep in the tank and the time was called on him. He was given 30 seconds to act and made the call eventually.
Milad Oghabian: 
Tony Chang: 
The board ran out clean for the Dutchman, showing 
, and Oghabian doubled.
In a battle of the blinds, the completed board showed 
and Adel Kabbani bet 15,500. Rastislav Paleta eventually called but mucked when Kabbani tabled the 
.
It is the second bullet for Kabbani on Day 1b and he has almost doubled up already. Paleta's decent start was slowed down but he remains well above the average.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
The field size has increased to 244 entries and 231 entries have chips at their disposal on the first scheduled five-minute break.
The 
flop brought the chips of Bernd Werner in the small blind in the middle, who had just 15,300 left over. He was called by Sylvester Oosterbaan in the cutoff and both revealed top pair.
Bernd Werner: 
Sylvester Ooosterbaan: 
Neither the 
turn nor the river changed anything and Werner doubled.
With plenty of chips in the middle and then turn showing 
, Vasileos Ntoumos was at risk for 20,100 and Yves Terrier instantly called.
Vasileos Ntoumos: 
Yves Terrier:
Only a queen could save Ntoumos but he found no help on the 
river to join the rail early on Day 1b
On a three-way flop of 
, Max Leipold checked out of the small blind and so did Patrick Boernicke in the big blind.
Andres Frey bet 3,100 in the cutoff and Leipold called. Boernicke then check-raised to 10,000 and Frey was the only caller. As the fell on the turn, Boernicke instantly jammed and Frey folded, sighed and said "I should have just pushed you all-in already".
The cards of his opponent were already in the muck and Jan Joergensen was shipped a double for around 20,500 on a board of 
. Joergensen had 
for a full house and jumped back above the starting stack. Further assorted counts can be found below.
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