Jan-Peter Jachtmann was seen getting up from his seat but was kind enough to relay that he held the 
with a flush draw.
The board read 
while his chips were being added to Ermanno Di Nicola's stack who had the 
for the set of treys to eliminate Jachtmann before the bubble as Krzysztof Paszek was also eliminated just before.
Gisle Olsen called all-in after the 
turn and tabled the 
or trips and a flush draw. Leonid Yanovski had the 
for a wrap but missed on the 
river for Olsen to double.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Alan Sabo checked out of the small blind and Omar Eljach bet the pot for 125,000. Sabo then moved all-in and Eljach immediately sighed. "I guess it is for the glory. How can I fold this hand?" more to himself more than his opponent.
He gave it another 30 seconds to mull over the decision and called with a near identical big stack by using the words "no gamble no future."
Omar Eljach: 
Alan Sabo: 
Eljach was calling for a diamond while Sabo demanded a spade. It was Sabo who got the wish granted on the river and Eljjach's 498,000 were covered by fewer than one big blind.
Emre Zingal raised to 15,000 from the cutoff and Samuel Stranak three-bet pushed his last 24,000 over the line from the button. Michal Schuh four-bet from the big blind for Zingal to contemplate it for a bit before opting to fold.
Samuel Stranak: 
Michal Schuh: 
"Oh s***," Stranak responded when Schuh flipped over his cards.
But luckily for him, the board ran out 
for Stranak to flop a pair and turn two of them to almost triple up.
Table big stack Ermanno Di Nicola bet the 
flop to get called by Vasil Medarov and fired another 65,000 on the turn, which Medarov called once more. The 
river was checked and Di Nicola briefly announced his hand without exposing any card but Medarov had the winning combo with 
for a pair of kings.
The board read with around 140,000 in the middle.
Markus Jordan had checked from the middle position and Jan Ryduchowski bet 115,000 from the hijack for Jordan to think about it for a bit before making the call.
The river completed the board with the and both players quickly checked. Jordan took some time and was prompted to show his cards. He shook his head and then tabled the for the pair of aces for Ryduchowski to show the 
for top two pair and the pot to leave Jordan with around 96,000.
On the next hand, the flop read 
when all the chips went in for Jordan and he was up against Leszek Badurowicz with the bigger stack.
Markus Jordan: 
Leszek Badurowicz: 
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river to not help Jordan much as Badurowicz held with the higher two pair.
A few hands later, Maximilian Klostermeier was also eliminated from this table.
The cards of Roee Shalom were already in the muck as the pot was shipped over to Jan-Peter Jachtmann. On a board of 
, the for the top set was good enough for Jachtmann to win the pot.
"Ace ace queen five with two clubs," Richard Toth mentioned with regards to the hand of Shalom, who missed out on his superior set, gutshot wheel draw and flush draw.
Jonas Kronwitter defended the big blind and then got it in after the 
flop to get called by Leonid Yanovski for the following showdown to emerge.
Jonas Kronwitter: 
Leonid Yanovski:
The turn gave both players queens and treys but the river improved Yanovski to a wheel.
On the tail end of a bigger pot between Andriy Lyubovetskiy in the big blind and Omar Eljach on the button, the former bet the pot on the 
river and Eljach called. Lyubovetskiy tabled the 
for the top pair and a busted open-ender, which Eljach had beat with the for trips fives.
With the money bubble looming, the action early on was rather timid. One of the three-way pots saw Krasimir Yankov check the flop and Ermanno Di Nicola bet 18,000. Tomasz Gluszko check-folded out of the big blind and Yankov called.
Pn the turn, Yankov checked once more and Di Nicola bet 22,000 to claim the pot.
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