Andria Gogelidze three-bet shoved for roughly 130,000 from the big blind over an Edgaras Pipine button open. Pipine called to put Gogelidze at risk.
Andria Gogelidze: 10♦10♠ 
Edgaras Pipine: K♦K♠
Gogelidze couldn't find the ten he needed to stay alive, as the board ran out 8♥9♥5♣7♦4♠ and Pipine had claimed Gogelidze's bounty.
In a blind-on-blind situation, Giovanni Petroni got all of his chips into the middle and was put at risk by [Removed:490].
Giovanni Petroni: K♣8♦
[Removed:490]: 10♠10♦
Petroni did improve on the 4♠6♠8♥4♣7♣ board, but it wasn't enough to crack the pocket tens of Kraft.
Zdenek Zizka limped under the gun and Mateusz Makulik also limped from the small blind. Matei Lupascu then shoved from the small blind for over 300,000, and Zizka snap-called when it got back to him. Makulik folded.
Zdenek Zizka: A♠K♠
Matei Lupascu: K♣J♥
Zizka flopped an ace and held up on the 7♣9♥A♣2♠2♦ runout, which more than doubled him up to around 200,000.
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Nicolae Paunescu shoved for roughly 90,000 from early position and Safwane Bahri made the call to go bounty hunting from the big blind.
Nicolae Paunescu: A♠7♠
Safwane Bahri: K♠5♣
Bahri couldn't find what he needed on the 2♠7♦3♣9♣2♥ runout and Paunescu would stay alive.
Ramana Epparla raised to 16,000 from the hijack and Kevin Fluegel three-bet to 40,000 from the cutoff. After it folded back to Epparla he made the call.
Epparla checked the 4♦J♦8♠ flop and Fluegel continued with a bet of 23,000. Epparla immediately raised to 65,000 and was met by a snap-fold from Fluegel.
Philipp Krieger just busted in a huge pot to Shaun Deeb, but his day wasn't over as he three bounties still to pull after a successful morning on the prowl for knockouts.
The first pick was a €900 prize, but the second was the largest of them all — €45,000! Krieger finished up with a third pick of €3,000, to bring his total bounty haul to €48,900 plus his cash of €1,435.
To put how remarkable that is into perspective, Krieger's bounties are worth more than what the runner-up will cash for!
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
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