Grzegorz Derkowski opened the small blind to 90,000 and Greg Himmelbrand three-bet to 270,000. Dewkowski called.
Derkowski open-shipped the A♣4♣7♦ flop, and Himmelbrand called off his last 300,000 chips.
Greg Himmelbrand: A♠K♦J♣9♠ 
Grzegorz Derkowski: K♣J♠7♣5♠
Himmelbrand was in the lead but his hand couldn't hold up as Dewkowski improved to two pair on the 3♦5♥ runout.
Niveau: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
All of the chips went in the middle before the flop and Christopher Frank was at risk for his last 325,000 against Chino Rheem.
Christopher Frank: A♣Q♥J♣6♣
Chino Rheem: A♠A♦K♦10♠
"How do you have that hand," Joked Frank as the cards were turned face up.
The 9♥7♦6♠5♣10♦ run out was no help for Frank as he headed to the payout desk.
A flop of 2♣7♥A♣ saw Nir Cohen check-call a 90,000-chip bet from Dylan Weisman.
On the 3♦ turn, both players checked to see a 5♦ hit the river. Cohen checked again but was then faced with a much-larger bet from Weisman of 270,000. After some time thinking, Cohen did drop in the call.
Weisman announced "ace-seven" before he flipped over A♦J♠8♣7♣ for two pair and Cohen mucked.
With about 400,000 in the middle, the turn read K♥K♠J♣8♦, and Andreas Zampas bet 260,000. Vladislav Klepikov was the only opponent in the hand and made the call.
When the 9♣ landed on the river, both players tapped the table. Zampas announced ace-high and tabled AxQx7x4x before Klepikov took down the pot with a flopped full house, showing Q♥J♦J♥5♠.
Richard Ashby limped the small blind and Jaspal Brar checked his option.
The dealer spread a flop of A♦K♣J♦ and Ashby led for 25,000. Brar called.
The A♠ turn, and the 5♥ river were checked through and Ashby tabled A♣10♦8♦4♦ for trip aces before Brar mucked.
The board read 7♣J♦A♥K♦ and all the chips were in the middle with Matthew Stone being the at-risk player.
Matthew Stone: K♠K♥Q♣6♠
Grzegorz Derkowski: A♣10♦9♣2♥
Stone had turned a set of kings and had to fade the straight draw of Derkowski but never managed it as the Q♠ rolled off on the river which eliminated Stone.
John Zable bet 100,000 into the pot of about 165,000 on the K♥5♣3♦9♥ turn, and Chino Rheem made the call.
When the J♥ landed on the river, Zable checked and Rheem bet 200,000.
Zable gave it about a minute of thought before making the call and tabled K♠K♦4♦2♣ for top set. Rheem's cards flung into the muck.
Matthew Parry raised from the cutoff to 65,000 and Chino Rheem called from the big blind.
The action was checked all the way to the river on the 3♠4♦5♠Q♣Q♥ board and Parry fired a bet of 105,000.
"I'm trying to think what you bet with that I can beat," remarked Rheem.
Eventually, Rheem did toss in a call but was shown some bad news as Parry tabled Q♦10♦8♠4♥ for a full house and he took the pot.
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