Around 800,000 was already in the middle as Heger Sare and Pablo Heredia went to the turn on a board of 10♣Q♠Q♦J♥. Sare then bet 405,000 from the button and Heredia called in the hijack.
The river was the 4♠ and Sare moved all in. Heredia agonized over the decision for several minutes before calling for his last 450,000.
Sare turned over A♦K♣ for a straight, and Heredia tossed A♣A♥ into the muck on his way to the exit.
Oleh Okhotskyi made it 120,000 from early position before Tudor Zapsa three-bet to 400,000 out of the small blind. Okhotskyi thought for a few moments, then four-bet ripped it for 1,685,000. Zapsa got an exact count from the dealer and then made the call to put Okhotskyi at risk.
Oleh Okhotskyi: J♠J♣ 
Tudor Zapsa: Q♥Q♣
Okhotskyi's pockets jacks were behind the bigger pair of Zapsa. A low, clean board of 2♠3♣3♠2♦9♦ didn't help Okhotskyi, and all of his chips headed over to Zapsa.
Asish Ghosh open-shoved for 775,000, and David Eiselt jammed out of the small blind to get heads-up.
Asish Ghosh: A♠J♣
David Eiselt: A♦Q♦
Ghosh needed to improve to survive, like he did earlier today, and did so once again, spiking a jack on the flop and turn of the J♥8♣5♣J♦6♥ board to stay in contention.
Michal Szczeblewski made it 120,000 from the button and Robert Dascalescu called from the small blind. Tobias Rohe called for his last 80,000 from the big blind and they headed to the flop.
WIth Rohe all-in, Dascalescu and Szczeblewski checked a flop of 7♠9♥5♠ to see the 6♣ appear on the turn. Dasalescu checked again and then folded when Szczeblewski bet 200,000.
Tobias Rohe: A♦Q♥
Michal Szczeblewski: A♣8♣
Rohe had the best hand preflop, but Szczeblewski spiked a straight on the turn to leave Rohe needing an eight on the river to chop the pot. The J♠ completed the board and Rohe was gone from the tournament.
Frank Schuler moved all in for 420,000 from under the gun and Cheng Zhao called in the hijack.
Frank Schuler: A♦K♠
Cheng Zhao: 10♠10♦
The two players found themselves in a race situation, and Zhao remained in the lead on the 9♥5♥2♣ flop. The 10♣ turn improved him to a set, and Schuler was already drawing dead before the 2♠ river improved Zhao to a full house to score the knockout.
Nikolaos Valtatzis raised to 360,000 in middle position and Bogdan Roman called in the big blind. Roman went to turn over his cards before the dealer alerted him that Valtatzis still had 10,000 behind.
The flop came K♥3♥10♣ and Roman flicked in the chips to put Valtatzis all in. Valtatzis took a peek at the tournament clock, then called off his last chips.
Nikolaos Valtatzis: A♥K♦
Bogdan Roman: 4♦4♥
Valtatzis had flopped top pair to take the lead, but the 4♠ fell on the turn to give Roman a set. The river was the 5♥ and Valtatzis was sent to the rail.
Darius Neagoe opened from the hijack, and Den Girshberg defended from the big blind.
The flop came 3♦3♠A♠, which both players checked to the 9♠ turn. A bet and a shove later, Girshberg's stack of around 550,000 was in the middle and at risk, with no chance of winning the hand.
Den Girshberg: A♣8♦
Darius Neagoe: A♥A♦
Neagoe had flopped top boat and made a deceptive flop check, which made Girshberg believe he had the best hand. The chips were most likely going in anyway, and after the 10♦ hit the river, Girshberg was sent on his way while Neagoe climbed to nearly 2,000,000.
Robin Meyer raised to 125,000 and was called only by Tudor Zapsa in the small blind. The flop came A♥K♠J♦ and Meyer double-checked his cards, bet 100,000 and Zapsa folded.
Sarah Link made it 120,000 to go in the cutoff and on the other side of the dealer, Siegfried Stoss three-bet to 325,000. Both players in the blinds folded and Link came to the same conclusion.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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