The cards were already on their backs as Maximilian Klostermeier had two players at risk in Gergo Nagy and Denys Fedorenko.
Gergo Nagy: 
Denys Fedorenko: 
Maximilian Klostermeier: 
On a board of 
, Klostermeier prevailed with two pair, kings and nines, and that reduced the field to the last 33 players. The chips of all three players had gone in after the flop with Klostermeier holding the top two pair.
Maximilian Klostermeier has dropped below the seven-figure stack he brought into Day 2 after tangling with Veselin Karakitukov.
Patrik Jaros opened to 25,000 from middle position and Maximilian Klostermeier before Veselin Karakitukov made it 130,000 from the big blind.
Karakitukov sized down to 65,000 which prompted his opponent to muck his cards.
Juergen Pollack raised the pot from an early position and Pavel Binar then moved all-in for Pollack called all-in for 69,000.
Juergen Pollack: 
Pavel Binar: 
The 
flop gave Pollack the nut straight and Binar missed the 
turn and river to see his stack reduced to crumbs, which he lost shortly after.
Level: 14
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Veselin Karakitukov raised from the button and called a three-bet to 85,000 by Ahmad Achegsei in the small blind. Both checked the 
flop and did so again on the 
turn. The 
river completed the board and Achegsei checked once more. Karakitukov now bet 120,000 and Achegsei carefully counted his remaining stack before folding.
One hand later, Tomas Ribeiro sent his short stack over to Patrik Jaros as the field nears the money bubble.
Jaroslav Peter bet the 
turn for 30,000 when checked to by Apostolos Chatzopoulos and then faced a check-raise to 125,000. That sent the Czech into the tank and the clock was called on him. He was given 30 seconds to act and folded during that period.
Christian Stratmeyer got his stack in before the flop against the red-hot running Vasil Medarov to create the following showdown.
Christian Stratmeyer:
Vasil Medarov: 
The 
board gave Medarov a pair of deuces and that was enough to felt Stratmeyer. One hand later, the final chips of Per Salomonsson were blinded out as the Swede never showed up for the restart.
Laszlo Bujtas had bee the initial raiser and turned a jack-high straight with the 
on the 
board. However, Martin Schamaun in the big blind had the 
for a flush and scored the double.
Bujtas was down to around 84,000 after the hand and got it in against Samer Kourkis shortly after.
Laszlo Bujtas: 
Samer Kourkis:
The 
board gave Kourkis a set of aces and sent Bujtas to the rail.
Maximilian Klostermeier chipped up further after his 
made the "nuts" against Mirnes Vejzovic, who held the 
for an open-ender on a jack-ten high turn with two hearts.
Also on the rail is [Removed:485] as the field already dropped to just over 40 contenders.
In a battle of three short stacks, Julien Sitbon had the most chips at his disposal and the mighty double-suited ace, as he put Fahredin Mustafov and Stuart Rutter at risk.
Fahredin Mustafov:
Stuart Rutter:
Julien Sitbon: 
The board gave Sitbon a full house and he knocked out two opponents.
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