In a battle of the blinds between two Dutchmen, Pascal Vos was the player at risk for what appeared to be the final 42,000. He faced Mourad Tounnouti in showdown and was in need of help.
Pascal Vos: 
Mourad Tounnouti: 
The 
runout provided no help and Vos quickly departed the tournament area.
Vaclav Jelinek raise-called the all-in of Benjamin Schröder with the 
and was trailing the 
of his opponent. The board ran out 
and Jelinek was left with very few chips.
On a heads-up turn of 
, Pascal Pflock checked his option and Eamon McNamee bet 25,000. Pflock then check-raised to 80,000 and McNamee reluctantly called. Pflock splashed in his T-25,000 chips on the 
river and McNamee nodded, then called it off for the last 88,000.
Pflock tabled the 
for the top set but McNamee had gotten there with 
for a straight.
Tobias Peters was spotted on his way out of the tournament area. In a three-way all-in, he had been at risk ace-jack suited for the last 86,000. Linda van de Ree was at risk for 90,000 with and Andrea Radicchi had the best with the . However, a queen appeared on the board and that shipped a triple up to van de Ree.
On a flop of in a three-bet pot, Dmitrii Huley checked and Yehonatan Behor checked behind to see the 
turn. Huley now bet 40,000 and earned a call. Huley then checked the 
river and Behor bet 120,000.
Huley was deep in the tank and eventually folded. Behor had guessed his opponent on queens or jacks but Huley simply mucked.
"I have the nuts, well, second nuts," Behor said and flashed the .
With around 65,000 in the middle, the turn showed 
and Clement Cure opted to check. Shahar Levi bet 50,000 and that sent his table neighbor into the tank. No call followed and Levi claimed the pot without showdown.
It appears that seven players have more than half a million in chips at their disposal and Shahar Levi has taken over the lead.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
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