Heads-up on a board of 3♠2♥A♦6♦, Oleg Mandzjuk bet 18,000 from the button and Steffen Endres called in the small blind.
The turn was the 9♠ and Mandzjuk bet another 40,000. Endres went into the tank for nearly five minutes until putting in the chips to call.
"Nice call," Mandzjuk said as he showed K♥10♥ for a bluff. Endres turned over A♣J♥ and took in the pot.
"Why so long?," Mandzjuk wondered after the hand.
All the chips were already in the middle in a pot between Gassan Azzam and Andreas Eiler on a board of 5♠Q♠6♥4♠A♦.
Eiler held KxKx but was beat by the 8♠7♠ of Azzam, who turned a flush and earned himself a double-up.
With over 30,000 in the middle on a board of J♠7♣5♣Q♣, Jonas Hagström checked it over to Patrik Jaros, who fired 20,000. Hagström took quite a while, but eventually called.
A 10♥ dropped on the river and both players decided to check it down. Hagström tabled K♠K♣, and Jaros mucked.
With around 6,000 in the middle on a flop of 7♣3♦J♦, Slavko Obradovic fired 3,300 and Lars Brodin raised to 9,000. Obradovic called.
An 8♦ dropped on the turn and after Obradovic checked, Brodin fired 15,000. Obradovic folded.
Heads-up on a flop of 7♣9♦7♠, Cecile Ticherfatine bet 3,200 from the cutoff and Julian Schild called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 4♣ turn and the 9♥ fell on the river. Schild then led out for 7,000.
Ticherfatine tanked for around a minute before she called. "Ten high," Schild said as he showed 10♠6♠. Ticherfatine then went to muck.
"Ten high," Schild repeated.
"I thought you said you had a nine," Ticherfatine said and she showed 8♦8♥ to win the pot.
Niveau: 5
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
As Level 4 wraps up, players head into a 60-minute dinner break. Here are some key moments from the fourth level of the Main Event. Play is scheduled to resume just before 8:00 p.m. local time.
With around 45,000 in the pot on a board of 9♠8♥2♥7♣, Patrik Zidek bet 25,000 from the hijack before Jakub Chmelensky moved all in from the big blind. Zidek snap-called for 67,000.
Zidek showed J♣10♣ for the turned straight, while Chmelensky had A♥Q♥ for a flush draw. The river was the 5♣ and Zidek held on to double up, leaving Chmelensky on a short stack.
Michal Riczak opened the action from under the gun with a raise to 1,300, attracting five callers.
On the 8♠4♦6♠ flop, the action checked around to Christoph Moritz on the button, who fired a bet of 2,700. Roman Hanus, in the small blind, was the only one to call, while the rest folded.
The 9♠ turn saw Hanus take the lead with a 5,500 bet, but Moritz responded by raising to 21,000, which Hanus called.
When the J♥ river hit, Hanus checked, and Moritz made a bet 100,000, putting Hanus to the test. After a long tank, Hanus decided to fold, giving Moritz the pot without a showdown.
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