Seth Davies raised to 2,500 from the cutoff and Dan Smith called from the button. Both blinds folded and it was heads-up action to the flop, which came down .
Davies check-called a bet of 4,000 and then checked for a second time on the turn. Smith upped his bet to 12,000, and that did the trick as Davies released.
Doug Polk opened to 3,000 and Steffen Sontheimer three-bet the small blind to 13,000. Polk called, and the dealer spread a flop.
Sontheimer bet out 9,500 and Polk called as the turn landed the .
Sontheimer checked, and Polk bet out 19,500, as Sontheimer called and checked when the river landed the .
Polk pushed all in, and Sontheimer called.
Polk revealed his for a straight, but it would be Sontheimer's for the second nut flush that would see him eliminate Polk and send his stack to over 300,000 in chips.
On a flop of , Dominik Nitsche checked from the cutoff to Adrian Mateos who made a bet of 13,000 on the button. Nitsche made the call and the peeled off on the turn.
Nitsche checked again and Mateos continued for 40,000. Nitsche stuck around to see the hit the river.
For the third time, Nitsche checked the action over to his opponent and Mateos ripped all-in for 112,000. Nitsche disgustedly threw his cards away and started explaining the situation to his fellow German, Stefan Schillhabel.
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flop to Schillhabel who bet 13,000. Christner called as the 
landed on the turn, and he checked again.
and he checked for a third time.
turn. Smith upped his bet to 12,000, and that did the trick as Davies released.
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for a straight, but it would be Sontheimer's 
for the second nut flush that would see him eliminate Polk and send his stack to over 300,000 in chips.
peeled off on the turn.
hit the river. 
