Stephan Kribben min-raised and then faced the shove by Goran Curic from one seat over. Norbert Molnar instantly jammed as well and Kribben reluctantly folded.
Norbert Molnar: K♣K♠
Goran Curic: J♦J♠
The board ran out 9♦8♥2♠2♥10♣ and Molnar doubled. Curic was left with just 10,000 and busted shortly after.
Mehrzad Askari got his stack of around 20 big blinds into the middle preflop and was hoping for a coin flip according to the table chat right before he flipped over the A♥K♠.
However, that was crushed by the A♠A♦ of Angelo Lucchese and there was no escape on a board of J♠8♠7♥A♣2♥.
Jared Strauss opened to 23,000 before Andreas Sauter moved all in. The action folded back to Strauss, who took some time before making the call.
Andreas Sauter: K♥J♣
Jared Strauss: K♠Q♠
Sauter needed help but could not catch up on the 10♦7♦5♣K♣5♦ runout, ending his run as the chips headed to his right.
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Mircea Stanescu opened to 40,000 and then faced a three-bet shove by Christoph Tanner for 292,000, which he called after a few seconds of consideration.
Christoph Tanner: A♥J♥
Mircea Stanescu: A♦K♣
The kicker played on the A♣Q♣8♦3♦4♣ runout as Tanner headed to the payout desk.
Fabio Peluso moved all in for 128,000 and found a call from Berend Hooijer seated across the table.
Fabio Peluso: A♠9♠
Berend Hooijer: A♣K♠
Peluso was trailing Hooijer's king kicker, but took the lead with top pair on the 9♦6♣5♣ flop.
The 8♠ turn and 6♦ river changed nothing, as Peluso secured the double up.
Riadh Ben Farhat, who had won a WSOP Circuit Main Event at King's Casino, scored a fortunate double-up when his A♦9♦ was up against ace-queen.
The 9♥8♣4♣3♥K♣ board delivered the nine as the Frenchman jumped above the average.
Angelo Lucchese was all smiles as he came out on top of a three-way all-in contest.
The 6♠6♦ of Lucchese flopped against Dominik Krezo with the A♣Q♣ and Jacek Kaczmarek, who revealed the A♦Q♠.
On a board of J♥9♥8♣J♣5♠, the mighty pair held for a triple worth 112,000.
The action was three-way on a J♠4♦2♥ flop, with Josef Zoller moving all in and Emilio Izvira making the call. Pawel Zawadowicz got out of the way, leaving Zoller at risk heads up.
Josef Zoller: J♣6♥
Emilio Izvira: J♦9♦
Izvira had Zoller dominated and the 7♥ turn ensured that his kicker would play. The A♥ river left Zoller second best, ending his run in Level 20.
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