The flop read 
with a pot containing around 9,000 when [Removed:335] moved all-in with 
and was called by Stephan Kribben holding 
.
Kribben didn't hit on the 
turn and 
river and the pot went to [Removed:336]. Kribben was left with 6,000 chips after that hand and busted a few moments later.
Michal Mrakes raised under the gun to 1,800 and it was called by Robert Campbell and Peter Ralbovsky in the blinds.
The flop brought 
and it checked to Mrakes who continued for 3,500. Campbell folded but Ralbovsky called.
The turn 
brought no betting action and a landed on the river. Ralbovsky bet 6,200 and Mrakes called but mucked when Ralbovsky revealed 
for the straight.
William Kassouf raised to 2,000 in middle position and Shaun Deeb three-bet to 6,500 on the button. Kassouf tanked a minute and called.
The flop fell 
and Kassouf tanked again before check-folding after Deeb tossed a pile of chips in front of him, putting Kassouf at risk.
Deeb already quadrupled his starting stack, with around 100,000 chips.
Catalin Diac opened to 1,800 and Jeremy Hyman called, followed by David Kurbel on the button. Vladimir Peck, in the small blind, decided to raise to 20,000, leaving him with only one chip of 100 behind. It folded back to Kurbel who tanked and asked "Do you have a pocket pair?" to Peck, who told him yes. Kurbel ended up calling.
The flop came 
and Peck put his last chip in the middle, called by Kubel. Peck revealed 
while Kurbel held 
.
The turn and river 
didn't change anything and Peck doubled up.
Daniel Negreanu and Shaun Deeb, actually in first and third position in the Player of the Year leaderboard, just took a seat in the event to try to grab a few precious points for the race.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The players are no heading to the second 15-minute break of the day before play resumes at blinds 400/ 800 ante 800.
The flop showed 
when all the chips went in the middle between Diana Volcovschi who was holding 
for two pair and Lars Peczan who had made the call with for a straight and flush draw and a slightly lower stack.
The rest of the board fell a 
and a , giving the straight to Peczan and leaving Volcovschi with 4,000 chips.
The flop was 
in a head's up pot when Erik Cajelais checked from the big blind before calling a bet worth 2,000 from Daniel Dinulescu.
The hit the turn and Cajelais led out for 6,000, followed by a call from Dinulescu. When the 
completed the board, Cajelais sent a bet for 10,000 and Dinulescu tanked for a few minutes before ended up folding.
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