Joerg Schneegass moved all in from the cutoff as action folded to Nolan Curatolo who snap-called in the big blind.
Nolan Curatolo: A♠J♥ 
Joerg Schneegass: A♦7♠
The board ran out 5♠3♥3♠6♣2♦ and Curatolo's jack-kicker played to earn him the pot and a double up.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
John Trast was all-in for his short stack and Bogdan Roman had made the call to try and thin down the field.
John Trast: A♠9♥
Bogdan Roman: A♦J♠
Trast moved a step closer to doubling up on the Q♦9♠8♠ flop and survived the 3♥ turn, which left him just one card away from survival. However, the 10♣ on the river gave Roman a straight, which sent Trast to the rail.
Ran Shahar opened from under the gun to 32,000. Jacob Amsellem three-bet from the small blind to 83,000. Pawel Zawadowicz then moved all in for around 650,000. Shahar folded and Amsellem snap-called.
Pawel Zawadowicz: A♣K♥
Jacob Amsellem: K♠K♦
Zawadowicz couldn't find an ace on the J♦7♣J♣ flop and Amsellem made top boat on the K♣. The 3♣ proved inconsequential and Zawadowicz was eliminated.
Joerg Schneegass raised to 32,000 under the gun and Yassmine Abdallaoui moved all in for 210,000 in the hijack. Karl Strasser then reshoved in the small blind and Schneegass got out of the way.
Yassmine Abdallaoui: A♥J♦
Karl Strasser: A♠K♠
The K♦6♠2♠ flop was a disaster for Abdallaoui as Strasser not only hit top pair but also picked up a flush draw. The rest of the board was 4♣8♣ and Abdallaoui hit the rail.
Pawel Zawadowicz raised to 35,000 under the gun and Jacob Amsellem called in the big blind.
Zawadowicz bet 27,000 on the K♦5♠5♦ flop and Amsellem called. The turn was the 6♥ and Zawadowicz bet another 65,000. Amsellem again called.
The 2♦ fell on the river and Amsellem led out for 101,000. Zawadowicz tanked for several minutes and the clock was called. He eventually called and Amsellem showed K♦2♠ for two pair. Zawadowicz turned over A♠A♦ as he took the pot.
Sylejmon Jusaj moved all in for 91,000 from under the gun, Karl Strasser reshoved in the hijack, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Sylejmon Jusaj: 2♦2♥
Karl Strasser: A♣Q♠
"Deuces never lose. Don't even deal, it's already over," Martin Kabrhel said. His prediction came true as the board ran out 6♣5♦4♥J♦9♥, keeping Jusaj's deuces in front and earning him a double up.
Maximilian Huber opened to 32,000 from early position. Ron Jeda then three-bet all in from the button. Action folded around and HUber made the call.
Maximilian Huber: 5♠5♣
Ron Jeda: A♥K♠
Huber was looking good across the Q♣4♥3♦ flop and the J♠ turn. Jeda got there on the K♦ river to steal Huber's stack and send him to the rail.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
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