A substantial pot had already built with the completed board showing 
and Koray Aldemir checked over to Vladimir Geshkenbein on a table filled with notables. Geshkenbein made it 31,700 to go and Aldemir reluctantly called, then mucked when he was shown the 
for top pair and top kicker.
Nico Prokic opened from under the gun and Aymon Hata flat-called on the button. The flop came 
and Prokic checked to Hata who bet 2,600. Prokic check-raised to 7,400 and Hata called.
The turn brought the and Prokic led out for 12,000. Hata still called and the 
completed the board on the river. Prokic announced all in and Hata was left with a decision for his remaining 37,500 chips. Hata went into the tank for nearly three minutes before making the call. Prokic turned over 
for Broadway while Hata could only muster two pair with 
.
After Kalidou Sow had raised from under the gun, Michal Mrakes called from the cutoff and Vojtech Ruzicka defended the big blind to see the 
flop appear. Both Ruzicka and Sow checked to Mrakes, who bet 5,000. Both players called the bet.
After the 
turn got checked around, the 
landed on the river. Ruzicka bet 13,400, Sow folded, and Mrakes called instantly. Ruzicka showed 
for a busted straight draw and Mrakes won with 
.
Four players have reentered after having busted on Day 1A or Day 1B and four other players have been eliminated in the first half hour.
Gergely Bartos had raised and Piotr Nurzynski, who won EPT Barcelona not long ago for a seven-figure payday, three-bet to 11,500 from one seat over. The action then reached Dietrich Fast in the small blind and the German four-bet to 33,000. Bartos quickly folded and Nurzynski did so after brief consideration.
The board read 
with 11,800 in the middle already. Matti Konttinen had bet 6,500 from the big blind and Manig Loeser had shoved for 33,900 in total. Konttinen tanked and ended up calling with 
for the flopped pair of aces but Loeser had him beat as he had rivered a straight with 
.
Markus Durnegger raised to 2,700 from middle position and Matthias Eibinger defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and Eibinger checked to Durnegger who continued for 2,500. Eibinger check-raised to 7,800 and Durnegger just called.
The 
paired the board on the turn and Eibinger led out for 8,600. Durnegger shoved all in and was met with a snap-call from Eibinger. Durnegger turned over but Eibinger turned a full house with 
. The river was the and Eibinger was awarded a double up for 33,600.
Gudmundur Sigurjonsson raised and Ludovic Geilich three-to 7,200 from one seat over. Sigurjonsson four-bet to 22,400 and Geilich gave it some thought before making the call.
The flop came 
and Sigurjonsson continued for 27,000, which prompted the shove of Geilich and the call of the Icelander.
Ludovic Geilich: 
Gudmundur Sigurjonsson:
The 
turn and river brought no help for Geilich and he was sent to the rail.
On a 
flop, Anatoly Filatov was on the button and bet 2,000. Dean Hutchison check-raised to 7,000 in the big blind, Filatov three-bet to 20,000 and Hutchison called. The turn and river then got checked down.
Hutchison showed 
for the rivered flush and Filatov frowned. He took around five seconds before flinging his hand in the muck, then said with a big grin: "If you have a flush, why don't you bet?" Hutchison didn't respond and silently stacked up the chips.
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