Alexander Kleinhans three-bet jammed with two paint cards out of the blinds and Tobias Peters called after he had raised to 40,000.
Alexander Kleinhans: K♠J♣
Tobias Peters: 8♠8♣
The 7♠7♦2♣2♦6♣ board delivered no help to Kleinhans and he had to settle for 22nd place.
Joao Tomas raised and then faced the shoves of Igor Falkovsky and Virgile Turchi, after which he opted to fold.
Igor Falkovsky: 5♠5♣
Virgile Turchi: A♣K♦
The 10♥9♣2♣4♦K♥ board delivered the overcard on the river, leaving Falkovsky short.
Shortly after, he shoved for 143,000 and Rafi Elharar reluctantly called in the big blind.
Igor Falkovsky: K♦10♣
Rafi Elharar: K♣3♣
The inferior kicker got there on a board of K♥5♠2♦7♣3♠ to knock out Falkovsky in 23rd place.
Ali Shahni bet 40,000 from under the gun and was met with a raise of 180,000 from Zlatin Penev on the button. Shahni made the call.
The flop came 10♦8♥3♣ and Penev continued for 220,000. Shahni responded with a shove of 624,000 and was called by Penev.
Ali Shahni: Q♦Q♣
Zlatin Penev: K♣10♠
Shahni hit top pair, but Penev was ahead with the pocket ladies. The 4♦2♦ completed the board to secure a humongous double-up for Shahni and a massive blow to Penev's stack.
Daniel Koloszar raised in the hijack and Frederik Thiemer three-bet on the button, leaving just a single T-25,000 chip behind. Koloszar then jammed and Thiemer called it off after checking the other tables briefly while on a pay jump.
Frederik Thiemer: A♥K♦
Daniel Koloszar: A♦Q♠
Koloszar was behind but got there on the Q♥J♣6♥2♣6♦ runout, sending Thiemer to the rail in 24th place.
Glib Karapov moved all in from the button for 110,000 and was called by Daniel Koloszar who was under the gun.
Glib Karapov: A♠2♠
Daniel Koloszar: J♣J♦
Karapov was dominated and there was no help on the board of K♥9♥7♦K♦5♣. Koloszar's kings and jacks were enough to send Karapov to the cashier's desk.
Sergiu Covrig got his chips in ahead with the J♣J♠ and Miroslav Forman was involved with the 9♦9♠.
The K♦10♦8♣ flop changed nothing but Forman picked up a gutshot with the 6♥ turn. Instead, the 9♥ fell on the river and Forman improved to a set.
"That's not a straight, right?" Covrig inquired and then gathered his belongings. He described pocket jacks as one of his most dreadful hands.
Frederik Thiemer in the under-the-gun position, David Boyaciyan in the small blind and Adem Marjanovic in the big blind were involved in three-way action on the A♠8♣5♣4♥ turn. Boyaciyan check-folded when Marjanovic bet 120,000 and Thiemer called.
Marjanovic also bet the K♦ river for 280,000 and Thiemer called but mucked upon getting shown A♥4♠ for aces and fours.
Vincent Pedersen had nursed a shorter stack for a while and then called all-in for around 130,000 in the big blind when Joao Tomas pushed in the small blind.
Vincent Pedersen: J♥10♣
Joao Tomas: Q♠7♠
Thanks to a board of A♦9♣7♥5♠6♥, Tomas retained his narrow lead to eliminate Pedersen in 27th place.
Albert Gorelik raised the button and Dennis Wilke defended the big blind. Wilke check-called a bet on the 7♣7♠5♣4♦ turn and check-called the shove by Gorelik on the 5♦ river.
Gorelik tabled his Q♦5♥ but Wilke had the best of it with the J♥7♥.
Niveau: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
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