Ohana Shlomo was just eliminated when he had shoved all in on the turn and was called by Ben Zech. The board read .
Ohana Shlomo:
Ben Zech:
Shlomo had shoved with top pair but ran into the set of treys of Zech. The on the river didn't change much as Zech made his hand even better by making it a full house. Shlomo will have to reenter later or tomorrow if he wants another shot at the first prize.
On the other tables, Harald Sammer and Aleksandar Tomovic couldn't be found anymore. They might be back later or tomorrow too.
Rolf van Brug raised to 3,000 from late position. On his left, Jonas Lechner shoved from the hijack for 17,900 in total. Action folded back to Van Brug who called.
Jonas Lechner:
Rolf van Brug:
The board ran out - no danger for Lechner and he doubled up.
Daniele Linciano shoved all in from the small blind having Tom Dingenen in the big blind covered. Dingenen called.
Tom Dingenen:
Daniele Linciano:
The board ran out - the flop was scary for Dingenen as Linciano picked up a straight draw but the turn and the river didn't bring him the queen and Dingenen doubled up.
Jakob Miegel was eliminated when he shoved all in for about 20 big blinds with queens. His opponent called with jacks and hit his extra jack on the river to send Miegel to the rail.
On one of the other tables, Maksim Shulga's seat was empty and he was also eliminated.
Tom Dingenen raised to 2,600 from the under-the-gun position and was called by Vasyl Zabrodskyy in the early position and the player in mid-position. "Igna Poker", in the hijack, raised to 14,000. Dingenen folded, Zabrodskyy called and the mid-position folded.
The flop came , Zabrodskyy check-folded to the 12,500 bet of Igna Poker.
Unfortunately, Fabian Gumz just busted again when he lost with top pair and top kicker against a set.
A player limped in and Fabian Gumz raised to 3,200 from the hijack with . The player in the small blind and the initial limper both called.
The flop came both of Gumz's opponents checked, Gumz continued with a bet of 8,500. The small blind called and the other player folded.
The turn brought them a , the small blind checked again. Gumz bet 12,500 and the small blind shoved. Gumz called for the 30,000 he had in front of him. His opponent tabled for the set of sixes and the river didn't help Gumz in any way. Gumz was sent to the cashier to reenter for tomorrow.
On another table, Harald Sammer took his new seat after having had to reenter.
The player on the button raised to 2,600 and was called by Tom Dingenen in the big blind.
The flop came , Dingenen check-called the 2,800 bet of his opponent.
The turn brought them the , now Dingenen check-called the 6,700 bet of his opponent.
The river completed the board with the on which they both checked. Dingenen turned over his for the turned pair of jacks and that was enough for his opponent to muck his own hand.
The board read and Dominik Matejka was in the tank after having checked previously and Saverio Zangone had shoved for about 15,000. After a while, Matejka decided to call and tabled for a pair of treys. Zangone got up from the table and tried to throw his cards into the muck. The dealer turned around the cards to show he had for a bluff. Zangone was not impressed that the dealer turned the cards around but as it was an all-in and call, the hole cards needed to be shown. Zangone quickly walked away from the table.
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on the river didn't change much as Zech made his hand even better by making it a full house. Shlomo will have to reenter later or tomorrow if he wants another shot at the first prize.
- no danger for Lechner and he doubled up.
. The player in the small blind and the initial limper both called.
both of Gumz's opponents checked, Gumz continued with a bet of 8,500. The small blind called and the other player folded.
, the small blind checked again. Gumz bet 12,500 and the small blind shoved. Gumz called for the 30,000 he had in front of him. His opponent tabled 
, now Dingenen check-called the 6,700 bet of his opponent.
on which they both checked. Dingenen turned over his 
for the turned pair of jacks and that was enough for his opponent to muck his own hand.
for a bluff. Zangone was not impressed that the dealer turned the cards around but as it was an all-in and call, the hole cards needed to be shown. Zangone quickly walked away from the table.
