Ognjen Sekularac raised from the hijack and Sebastian Wolfrom re-raised on the button. Sekularac called and the flop fell .
Sekularac checked to Wolfrom who bet 55,000. Sekularac check-raised to 125,000 only to have Wolfrom re-raise to 405,000. Sekularac thought about it for a minute but decided to let his hand go sending the pot to Wolfrom.
On a flop of , Florian Fuchs led out for 50,000 from middle position. Martin Thiel was in the cutoff and made the call. The landed on the turn and Fuchs checked this time.
Thiel quickly fired 100,000 and Fuchs made the call. The river landed the and Fuchs checked again. Thiel announced all-in for 456,000 and Fuchs was puzzled. "Is this another bluff?" he asked Thiel but didn't get a response. Fuchs finally folded and Thiel raked in another pot.
The first two casualties after coming back from dinner were Marco Magistro and Fahredin Mustafov. The former three-bet shoved into a raise to 51,000 by fellow Italian Christian Ambrosio and his countryman called.
Marco Magistro:
Christian Ambrosio:
The board of improved Ambrosio on the flop and Magistro was eliminated.
Alex Foxen open-shoved for his last 139,000 from early position and Nursultan Abilkassym reluctantly called out of the small blind.
Alex Foxen:
Nursultan Abilkassym:
The flop came and Foxen improved to two pair. Neither the turn nor the river changed the outcome of the hand and Foxen doubled to leave his opponent short.
Dimitrios Gkatzas shipped all-in for around 110,000 in middle position and Michael Magalashvili moved all-in over the top for 175,000 in the cutoff. The button and blinds folded and the two hands were tabled.
Magalashvili had Gkatzas dominated with against . The board of provided no help to Gkatzas and he was eliminated. Magalashvili gave a fist pump when his hand held up to rake in a pot just before the dinner break.
Gkatzas takes home €2,393 for his efforts and Jaroslaw Sikora, David Rodriguez, Karel Novotny and Tomas Junek all had to settle for the same payout as well.
Ronald Keijzer was all in and at risk for 423,000 with the and Martin Thiel had him dominated with the . However, the board of came to the rescue for the Dutchman, who doubled to a healthy stack with ten tables remaining.