Several of the recent casualties opted to re-enter including Steve O'Dwyer, Adrian Mateos and Imad Derwiche. Finland's Casimir Seire entered for the first time and the same also applied for Sung Joo Hyun as well.
Niveau: 8
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Tobias Schwecht checked the river of a 
board with some 55,000 behind. Jakob Miegel then bet 100,000 and that sent his fellow countryman deep into the tank.
Ultimately, Schwecht called it off with the 
but was beaten by the 
of Miegel.
The action commenced with an open raise by Nikita Kuznetsov, which triggered a three-bet to 18,000 by Jenya Gavrilovich. Kuznetsov four-bet to 42,500 and then instantly called upon facing the five-bet shove of Gavrilovich for around 150,000.
Jenya Gavrilovich: 
Nikita Kuznetsov: 
No help arrived on the 
flop and Gavrilovich was drawing dead on the 
turn, which made the river a formality. Before he was pushed the pot, Kuznetsov grabbed the pocket aces and kissed them before they were tossed towards the dealer.
In the meanwhile, Adrian Mateos was also eliminated as the Day 1 field slowly decreases.
Within quick succession, three players were sent to the rail including Steve O'Dwyer, Orpen Kisacikoglu and Imad Derwiche. The latter three-bet jammed 12 blinds into an open raise by Jakob Miegel and the German called.
Imad Derwiche: 
Jakob Miegel: 
The 
flop gave Miegel trips while Derwiche had a gutshot. After the 
turn, Derwiche had a single out for a straight flush and the miracle never happened on the 
river.
"Please write it into the coverage, he played it very well," Alex Kulev joked, referring to Miegel.
Erik Seidel nursed a short stack of 27,000 for the last level and ultimately got them in only to find himself heavily dominated by Tom Vogelsang in the following showdown.
Erik Seidel: 
Tom Vogelsang:
The 
board brought no miracle escape and Seidel was knocked out on the first entry. "Where is my bounty?" Vogelsang grinned. However, he only receives the chips for the time being as bounties come into play at the start of level 13 on Day 2.
Shimizu Nozomu raised it up to 6,500 and Sirzat Hissou then pushed all-in for the 36,500 he had behind on the button. Once the amount was verified, Nozomu called and had his opponent pipped by a notch.
Sirzat Hissou:
Shimizu Nozomu: 
The dominated pair got there right away on the 
flop and Hissou remained ahead on the turn as well as the river.
On a completed board of 
, Ren Lin was in the tank after he had checked and faced a bet of 11,000 by Neymar Jr. That represented around two thirds of the pot and Lin used two time bank extensions before he eventually called.
Neymar tabled the 
for trips queens and that won the pot. "Lady Gaga," Lin joked with a big grin on the face.
Just before the blinds went up, Jakov Nesterov check-called a bet worth 10,000 by Alexandre Reard. That happened on a completed board of and Reard rolled over the for top pair with a jack kicker.
Nesterov exposed 
for a brief moment before the pot was shipped over to Reard.
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