The board read 
and Pierre Trauer had bet enough to put Pierre Katerji all in.
With 10,000 in the pot, Katerji had 18,000 behind and took his time, apologizing to the table.
He eventually folded and Trauer took down the pot.
In what may well have been the first hand he played, Stoyan Madanzhiev three-bet all in over the Fabian Scherle open and was called.
According to the table chat, Scherle may have been slow to call with 
against the 
of his opponent. The 
board gave him a flush and Madanzhiev was forced to add on.
"The chances of running into aces are ten times higher in short deck, no?" said Scherle.
Level: 4
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 400
With the tournament clock showing 26 of 30 players remaining, the field is going on their first 20-minute break of the day.
Action was on an 
board and action was on Stuart Rutter. Both Brian Cornell and Roland Israelashvili had gone all in, with Cornell the short stack. Eventually Rutter folded.
"It's simple," said Israelashvili. "You have a straight and I need to fill up."
The cards were then turned over, with Israelashvili indeed holding a set of tens 
and Cornell 
. THe river 
bricked and Cornell doubled up.
After the hand, Rutter stated that he would have made a straight flush.
"That's why I raised," said Israelashvili. "I can make a full house and still lose!"
Four players each checked a 
board and Fabian Scherle reluctantly showed 
for queen high.
Shawn Stroke more confidently showed 
for trip queens and Israel Bulut mucked.
Abdelhakim Zoufri showed 
for a straight and took down the pot.
On the next hand, Scherle doubled through Stroke after his bested the 
of his opponent on the 
board.
Mario Colavita was all in for 13,900 on the 
board.
His opponent was Pierre Trauer who eventually called.
Mario Colavita:
Pierre Trauer: 
Unusually for short deck, neither player had made a straight. The river was the and Colavita's two pair held up.
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