Joining the action on the 
, Pierre Mothes made it 4,000 to go and was called only by Stefan Heizmann. The 
turn was checked and Heizmann opted to lead the 
river for 6,000. Mothes made the call and Heizmann surrendered the pot by sending his cards into the muck.
Frederic Konowitz opened to 1,000 in early position and Friedrich Raz three-bet to 3,300 on his left. Sastza Schwaederle called on the button and Konowitz called as well.
The flop came 
and Raz continued with a bet of 3,500. Schwaederle folded but Konowitz stuck around to see the 
on the turn. Both players checked and the 
completed the board.
Konowitz checked again and Raz quickly checked it back. Konowitz flipped over 
and Raz was unable to beat it.
Davy Maes and Martin Kabrhel invested 12,000 each to see the 
flop on which the Belgian moved all-in. Kabrhel stared at his opponent for 15 seconds, didn't ask for any count and then sent his cards into the muck.
Stanislav Koleno raised and then called a three-bet by Nicolas Rotman for 3,500 on the button, as did Henri Toussaint in the small blind. The 
flop was checked to Rotman and he bet 6,500 to win the pot.
"Eights?!" Koleno guessed and Rotman flashed the 
.
A preflop raising war saw Kevin Weiss click it back up to 19,300 and that sent Kooresh Shafaatian into the tank. He then moved all-in with the covering stack and Weiss instantly sent his cards into the muck.
Tony Tran and Zlatin Penev just came off the final table of Event #11: €1,650 NLH 6-Max yesterday and they have now drawn the same table today in the Main Event. The two have some history with Penev constantly three-betting Tran but the American said he had something in store for Penev.
On the first hand for Tran, he raised it up in middle position and Penev once again stuck in a three-bet to 4,500 from the small blind. Tran four-bet to 18,400 and Penev called to see a flop of 
.
Both players checked to the 
on the turn and the 
on the river. Penev finally stuck in a bet of 24,000 on the river and Tran thought about it briefly but decided to send his cards to the muck.
Andrea Ricci opened to 1,100 and Diego Pozzolini three-bet to 3,600, which Volkan Alkan in the big blind and Ricci both called. On the 
flop, Pozzolini continued for 5,400 and earned two calls.
The 
turn was checked and Alkan also checked the on the river. Ricci now bet 10,000 and Pozzolini folded while Alkan tank-called. He was shown the 
for aces and nines by Ricci, which was good enough to win the pot.
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