Samer Kourkis was at risk on a three-way flop of 
while in the small blind and was called by Tonny Krijn in late position and Joni Jouhkimainen in the cutoff. After the 
turn, Krijn check-called a bet worth 275,000 by Jouhkimainen and then check-folded the 
river when the Finn made it 185,000 to go.
Jouhkimainen tabled the 
for the nine-high straight and Kourkis chopped with the 
.
Jaroslav Peter limped under the gun before Didier Rabl made it 72,000. Juergen Pollack then three-bet to 157,000 which only Rabl called.
On the 
flop, Pollack moved in for his last 55,000 chips and was snapped by Rabl.
Juergen Pollack: 
Didier Rabl: 
Rabl flopped a straight to leave his opponent's overpair close to drawing dead. The turn added a lifeline but the 
sealed the elimination.
In a battle small blind versus button, Ermanno Di Nicola was at risk for 130,000 on the 
and Ahmad Achegsei looked him up.
Ermanno Di Nicola: 
Ahmad Achegsei: 
The 
river gave Di Nicola broadway and he escaped from elimination.
Armando D'Avanzo doubled through Olli Ikonen when his 
ended up as the winning hand on the 
board with Ikonen's hand already in the muck.
Ikonen was left with 5,000 chips and on the button. Manuel Stojanovic raised to 40,000 and Ikonen called all-in.
Olli Ikonen: 
Manuel Stojanovic: 
The 
board kept the pair of kings in the lead as Ikonen departed in 32nd place.
Joni Jouhkimainen bet the turn for 120,000 to receive a call from Julien Sitbon and then bet the pot for 410,000 on the river. Sitbon went deep into the tank and folded.
Roee Shalom raised to 35,000 and Krzysztof Magott was the only caller from one seat over. On a flop of 
, Shalom continued for 35,000 to receive a call and bet another 100,000 on the turn, picking up a call from Magott. The river was checked and Shalom's 
won the pot.
Patrik Jaros opened from the cutoff to 35,000 and received calls from Maximilian Klostermeier and Stefano Puccilli in the blinds.
Action was checked through on the flop, turn and river. Klostermeier scooped with a flush with his on the board.
On the tail end of a pot between Julien Sitbon in the big blind and Dario Alioto on the button, the board showed 
. Sitbon bet 80,000 and Alioto quickly called.
"Ace queen," Sitbon announced and Alioto motioned for his opponent to show the cards. Sitbon flashed the 
and that won the pot.
Ahmad Achegsei raked in a much needed up after he was seen raking in a pot on the 
.
Achegsei flopped a flush with and remained the best hand out throughout.
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