Nawroz Gaff raised and then called the shove by Shahar Levi for what appeared to be 340,000.
Shahar Levi: 
Nawroz Gaff: 
The 
flop provided both overcards while Levi picked up some outs on the 
turn. However, the 
river was not among them and Levi was the next casualty in the money.
Karo Nuri raised to 25,000 from under the gun and Mohamed-Azam Razab-Sekh jammed for 144,000 from one seat over. Jan Van Der Stroom glanced at his cards in the big blind and called for 122,000. Nuri asked for a count on both and then called.
Jan Van Der Stroom: 
Mohamed-Azam Razab-Sekh: 
Karo Nuri: 
On a board of 
, Nuri rivered the straight and knocked out both opponents.
The second hand on the bubble brought another all-in and call. This time, Ciprian Paunescu was at risk for 236,000 and Alexey Mishuk looked him up.
Ciprian Paunescu:
Alexey Mishuk: 
The queens remained ahead on the 
flop and the 
turn. Diamonds played no role as both players had none. It was then the 
river that let the bubble burst and send all remaining 95 players into the money.
In the first hand on the bubble, Martin Kabrhel defended the big blind and check-called a bet on the 
flop. Kabrhel also checked the 
turn and Ilie Januszewski pushed for 169,000 on the button. Kabrhel called and they had to wait for all other tables to go through.
Kabrhel offered a side bet for 100 Euros if the river card was the six of diamonds but got no takers.
Ilie Januszewski: 
Martin Kabrhel: 
The fell on the river and Januszewski had already locked up the double anyways, since this is not a Short Deck tournament.
The floor was called when Ilie Januszewski and Martin Kabrhel were involved on the 
river. It was ruled that there was an accepted action as Januszewski had to fork over 90,000 to Kabrhel. He flashed the but Kabrhel had that beat with 
for trips nines.
Flaviano Cammisuli limp-shoved with ace-nine out of the small blind and Szymon Wysocki snapped him off with aces. There was no help for the Day 1b chip leader and the field was reduced to the final 96 players. Hand-for-hand mode on the bubble will commence shortly.
Andrea Cortellazzi had jammed and was facing the prospect of being called by Moncef Karoui, who was in the tank.
"I have a big hand," Karoui said and eventually made the call for more than 230,000 effective.
Andrea Cortellazzi: 
Moncef Karoui:
The 
flop seemingly secured the double for Cortellazzi but the turn suddenly gave Karoui some outs. He indeed got there with the river, jumped out of the seat and banged on the table in celebration. Moments later, Clement Cure was eliminated and that reduced the field to the final 97 players.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Ali Chaieb was eliminated before the break and 99 players then headed out of the tournament area for the next 15 minutes.
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