Toni Haemaelaeinen had most of his stack in already and moved all in for the last 62,000 on the 
flop, Andreas Dyll called.
Toni Haemaelaeinen: 
Andreas Dyll: 
Haemaelaeinen was in dire shape and needed a queen, which sure enough popped up right on the turn with the 
. The 
river was a blank and the Finn doubled.
Over at table 138, the chips flew in the middle on an 
flop to create a three-way all-in situation between Toni Haemaelaeinen, Andreas Dyll, and Max Pescatori.
Andreas Dyll: 
Max Pescatori: 
Toni Haemaelaeinen: 
There was something for everyone: Haemaelaeinen had the current lead with top two pair, Pescatori had top and bottom pair and a flush draw, and Dyll had a Broadway draw and the nut flush draw.
The turn was the 
to give both Dill and Pescatori a flush. The river was the 
to keep the outcome the same. Dyll would triple up his stack of 94,000, Pescatori had 97,000 left after paying off Dill and would double that up at the expense of Haemaelaeinen, who was left with 146,000.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Romain Lewis was all in and at risk for 262,000 and Tarek Sleiman called to put the Frenchman at risk.
Romain Lewis: 
Tarek Sleiman:
Sleiman had a straight and outs to a full house while Lewis had an overpair and flush draw. The 
turn improved Lewis, and the river kept the Frenchman in the running.
Level: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
After a raise from Oleg Pavlyuchuk, Amar Begovic shoved it in for around 180,000 and the Russian called.
Amar Begovic: 
Oleg Pavlyuchuk: 
The flop was 
to put Begovic in the lead with trip fives. Pavlyuchuk picked up a flush draw but missed it on the . The was what he needed to complete it to send Begovic to the rail in 21st.
The cards of Martin Rothaermel were already in the muck and he paid off the 364,000 of Norbert Burkhard, who had flopped the nut flush with on a board of 
. According to Romain Lewis, Rothaermel had the .
Florian Sarnow took a hit to his stack when Jerome Abitbol doubled for 160,000 with the . Sarnow held 
and the board came 
to give Abitbol a winning straight.
Michael Soyza ended up all in and at risk against Tarek Sleiman with the flop reading 
.
Michael Soyza: 
Tarek Sleiman:
While Soyza had a ton of outs, the 
turn and river provided no help to send Soyza to the rail in 22nd place for €1,676
Guillaume Diaz had doubled his tiny stack and was then in the blinds, facing a small raise by Michael Magalashvili and a call by Aaron Duczak. On the flop, Diaz shoved for the last 16,000 and both opponents called, then checked down the turn and 
river.
Diaz tabled 
, Magalashvili had the 
and Duczak claimed the pot with the 
for a flush.
In a limped pot to the flop, Florian Sarnow checked in the cutoff and called a bet by Christian Teubner on the button. The stacks then went in after the turn and once again Sarnow had the best of it in a set-over-set scenario.
Christian Teubner: 
Florian Sarnow:
The on the river further improved Sarnow to a flush and Teubner was eliminated.
| Seat | Table 138 | Table 153 | Table 154 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Toni Haemaelaeinen | Martin Rothaermel | Jerome Abitbol |
| 2 | Oleg Pavlyuchuk | Tarek Sleiman | Michael Magalashvili |
| 3 | Jason Gray | Romain Lewis | Aaron Duczak |
| 4 | Amar Begovic | Alfredo Vega Meister | Guillaume Diaz |
| 5 | Andreas Dyll | Norbert Burkhard | Christopher Back |
| 6 | Max Pescatori | Manish Goenka | Peter Jaksland |
| 7 | Sebastian Obermeier | Dor Mey Tal | Florian Sarnow |
| 8 | Hanh Tran | Michael Soyza | Christian Teubner |
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