Ran Shahar moved all in from the small blind. Karl Strasser called off his remaining 100,000.
Karl Strasser: 7♦2♠
Ran Shahar: K♦K♥
Shahar's kings held across the 2♥9♣8♠4♣4♥ runout to secure the remnants of Strasser's stack and to take the play down to a final table.
Karl Strasser raised to 120,000 under the gun and Joerg Schneegass called for his last 80,000 in the cutoff. Ran Shahar also called in the big blind.
The flop came 9♥7♦4♠ and Strasser bet 300,000. Shahar called and the Q♦ fell on the turn. He then moved all in for 965,000 and Strasser snap-called.
Strasser turned over A♠A♣ and Schneegass had J♣J♦. Shahar, though, showed Q♥9♠ for two pair.
"What the f**k," Strasser said as the 3♥ river sealed the massive pot for Shahar.
"What do you mean, what the f**k? Do you think I'm shoving with less than two pair," Shahar replied.
Marius Schneider opened from the hijack to 120,000. Martin Kabrhel moved all in for 1,400,000. Action folded around and Schneider called.
Marius Schneider: Q♠Q♦
Martin Kabrhel: Q♣10♠
Schneider doubled up across the K♥2♥7♦5♠J♥ runout.
The very next hand. Kabrhel was all in again for his last 200,000. Ron Jeda made the call in the big blind.
Martin Kabrhel: Q♣5♦
Ron Jeda: 10♣4♥
"ten-four are you crazy?!" said Kabrhel as the 7♠J♠10♥ flop was dealt. He hit a queen on the Q♥ turn and secured the double up on the 9♣ river
Joerg Schneegass moved all in on the button and Ib Poulsen snap-called for 500,000 in the big blind.
Ib Poulsen: 10♦10♠
Joerg Schneegass: 5♠5♣
Poulsen had woken up with two tens to leave Schneegass' fives crushed as the board ran out K♠3♥9♣J♦4♥, earning him a double up and leaving Schneegass with just one big blind.
Albert Gil moved all in for 390,000 from the hijack. Karl Strasser rejammed as the bigger stack from the button and folded out the blinds.
Albert Gil: A♣J♣
Karl Strasser: A♠Q♦
Gil picked up a flush draw on the 9♣8♠3♣ flop but failed to connect on the 8♥ turn or Q♠ river and bowed out in 12th place.
Karl Strasser moved all in for 470,000 from the small blind and Joerg Schneegass called in the big blind.
Karl Strasser: K♦3♦
Joerg Schneegass: Q♦J♣
Schneegass found himself needing Strasser's king after the A♣2♦10♣ flop gave him a straight draw. He missed the 4♠ turn, while the 8♣ river kept Strasser in the lead with king-high and earned him a double up.
Marius Schneider jammed for 640,000 from the hijack and was called by Ron Jeda from the small blind. Both players tabled ace-queen offsuit and chopped the pot after a drama-free runout.
On the next deal, Martin Kabrhel opened to 120,000 from the hijack and folded to Schneider's big blind shove.
Schneider then moved all-in from the small blind and folded out Kabrhel once again.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
The remaining 12 players have been sent on a 30-minute dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 7:45 p.m.
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