Ran Ilani raised to 160,000 with the K♠10♠ from the hijack and was called by Alberto Speranzoni on the button with the 7♦7♣. The J♥5♦2♠ flop brought a continuation-bet of 150,000 by Ilani, and Speranzoni came along to the 9♥ on the turn. Ilani bet 300,000 for a third of his remaining stack, and Speranzoni folded.
Max Neugebauer limped in from the small blind before Daniel Pidun raised to 210,000 in the big blind. Neugebauer came back with a reraise to 700,000, and Pidun called.
Neugebauer checked the J♥9♣4♣ flop and Pidun bet 450,000. Neugeubauer folded and Pidun allowed him to choose one of his cards. Neugebauer turned over the 9♠.
Robert Ashelm then raised to 175,000 in the hijack and was called by Neugebauer on the button, Pidun in the small blind, and Bastian Gallitzendoerfer in the big blind.
Pidun led out for 180,000 on the 9♣5♦2♦ flop and only Neugebauer called. The turn was the 6♣ and Pidun bet another 275,000. Neugebauer again called.
Pidun checked the 4♦ river, and Neugebauer bet 1,300,000. Pidun quickly folded.
Artem Kobylynskyi jammed the button into the two short stacks behind, and Dimitrios Gkatzas called all in for the last 245,000 in the big blind.
Dimitrios Gkatzas: Q♥4♣ 
Artem Kobylynskyi: 8♥7♠
The queen-high stayed ahead all the way on the K♣2♥2♠6♠3♥ board for the Greek to double.
Two hands later, Kobylynskyi opened to 160,000. Gkatzas pushed all in for 570,000 on the button. The initial raiser asked for an exact count and folded.
"Martin is coming," a tournament official told the players at this table as a player from the feature table was being moved here to take the spot of the departed Aliaksandr Shylko.
"No," Max Neugebauer said, and it was actually Gerald Karlic who arrived.
"What a cruel joke," Catalin Pop added.
Daniel Pidun then raised to 210,000 in the small blind and Bastian Gallitzendoerfer called in the big blind.
The flop came J♦5♠2♦ and Pidun continued for 185,000. Gallitzendoerfer then raised to 500,000, and Pidun folded.
Martin Kabrhel jammed out of the small blind into the big blind of Bartlomiej Muzacz, who called all in for 555,000.
Bartlomiej Muzacz: K♥J♥
Martin Kabrhel: A♦2♦
The 10♣6♥4♦7♦J♠ board delivered the double on the river for Muzacz.
With 7♥6♥, Alberto Speranzoni raised the button to 170,000 and Teemu Jaatinen called from the small blind holding A♥Q♥.
Jaatinen started with a check on the 8♥7♠5♠ flop, and Speranzoni placed out a continuation-bet of 175,000. Jaatinen continued with a call.
The A♠ hit the turn and Jaatinen led out for 310,000. Speranzoni took a few moments and then made the call to see a river.
A 2♠ completed the board and Jaatinen bet 100,000. Speranzoni opted to fold, and Jaatinen dragged in the pot.
Claudio Di Giacomo came in with a raise to 160,000 from the cutoff with Matthias Gude calling from the small blind and Artem Kobylynskyi defending his big blind.
Everyone checked the 9♥9♣6♦ flop to see the 10♠ fall on the turn. Gude bet 190,000 and was met by a raise to 425,000 from Kobylynskyi. Di Giacomo folded, but Gude stuck around with a call.
Both players checked the Q♥ river and Gude's K♦Q♣ for a pair of queens on the river took down the pot.
Aliaksandr Shylko moved all in for 350,000 in the cutoff and Catalin Pop called in the small blind.
Aliaksandr Shylko: A♦3♠
Catalin Pop: 5♥5♣
Shylko was looking for an ace to stay alive, but no help came on the 7♥7♣2♥K♣3♥ board and he was sent to the rail in 19th place.
Jonas Lauck raised to 160,000 from under the gun and Claudio Di Giacomo defended the big blind, then check-folded the 7♥6♦6♣ flop to a bet.
Di Giacomo raised to 240,000 from the small blind next and Lauck folded.
Dimitrios Gkatzas burned through a time bank and folded off his short stack. Di Giacomo opened the button to 160,000 and Lauck three-bet to 500,000 on the button. Everyone including Di Giacomo folded and Lauck flashed the A♥A♣.
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