With around 130,000 chips in the pot on a full board of 5♥10♣A♦K♠4♦, Josef Dvorak had shoved, which left Sascha Hausner a decision for his remaining stack of around 90,000.
A lot of time went passed and Hausner was still unsure on how to proceed, but ultimately he elected to fold K♥10♦ face up. Dvorak never gave him the satisfaction of knowing if it was the right fold or not as he returned his cards face down to the dealer.
Martin Kabrhel raised from under the gun before Istvan Pilhofer three-bet in the small blind. Kabrhel called to the J♥8♣7♣ flop, which was then checked to him.
He bet 35,000 into the pot of 63,000 and Pilhofer called. Kabrhel asked the dealer to spread the pot on the 7♠ turn, after which he piled in 131,000, more than half of Pilhofer's stack.
Pilhofer quickly check-folded as Kabrhel chipped up and neared half a million.
Alberti Sanaia raised to 8,000 from the button and Christoph Moritz shoved for 50,000 from the small blind. Sanaia called to put Moritz at risk.
Christoph Moritz : 9♣9♦ 
Alberti Sanaia: A♦Q♦
A flip to decide Mortiz's future in the event. The board ran out 6♥7♣3♣8♠Q♣ to give Sanaia the winner with a pair of queens on the river, sending Moritz out of the tournament.
Patrik Zidek raised to 8,000 under the gun and was called three opponents, including Shaun Deeb in the cutoff and big blind Andrei Birgaoanu.
The flop came 8♥6♦4♥ and Birgaoanu led out for 15,000. Only Deeb called to see the Q♠ turn. Birgaoanu then bet 42,000 and Deeb called once more.
The 6♣ fell on the river and Birgaoanu bet 30,000. Deeb called again and Birgaoanu showed 5♠3♥ for a missed straight draw. Deeb turned over 9♣8♣ for two pair as he took the pot.
Stoyan Madanzhiev made it 8,000 from early position and Alessandro Pichierri three-bet to 50,000 out of the big blind. Manadzhiev had around 90,000 to start the hand, and shoved them all into the middle. Pichierri called.
Stoyan Madanzhiev: A♠K♠
Alessandro Pichierri: J♠J♦
Madanzhiev needed to win a flip to survive, and did just that after he paired his ace on the 4♦8♣A♣7♦8♦ runout, which secured him a double-up just after dinner.
Niveau: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The players have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break.
The tournament is expected to resume around 8 p.m. local time. Below are some highlights to enjoy in the meantime.
On a board of 7♦Q♦7♣ Viktor Blom bet 6,500 from the button with Boris Angelov making the call from the big blind.
Both players checked the K♥ turn for the K♣ to come on the river. Angelov led out for 91,500, which caused Blom to ponder briefly before folding his cards and surrendering the pot to Angelov.
Emil Bise limped in from under the gun before Nariman Yaghmai moved all in for 38,000 in early position. Jakub Oliva called in middle position, while Bise and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Nariman Yaghmai: A♥2♥
Jakub Oliva: A♦K♦
The 7♣Q♠7♦10♣ board left open the possibility of a chop, but Oliva's king-kicker continued to play after the 7♠ river as Yaghmai was sent to the rail.
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