Action folded to Dominik Nitsche and he pushed all in from the button for 101,000. Big blind Carlos Mironiuk made the call holding 
, Nitsche tabled 
. The board ran out 
and Nitsche doubled. Mironiuk shrugged upon seeing the jack on the flop but he was rich enough to shrug it off, laughing as Nitsche said "Amigo!"
On a 
flop we saw Ivan Luca check-call a bet from the small blind after Jeff Rossiter had tossed in 40,000 from the big blind. The turn was the and Luca check-called another 95,000 chips.
The river was the 
and now Luca opted to move all in, putting Rossiter at risk. Rossiter folded and Luca took down this pot.
On a flop of 
Mustapha Kanit and Fedor Holz got their chips in. Holz was the one moving in (for 409,000) and Kanit was the one calling. Kanit had by far the best hand holding 
as Holz showed just 
. The 
on the turn in combination with the on the river gave Holz a higher straight, and so he received the pot worth a million chips.
Paul Newey raised under the gun to 25,000 and both blinds, Max Altergott and Haralabos Voulgaris, called.
The flop brought out 
and the action was checked to Newey who bet 38,000 and only Altergott called.
On the turn, the 
, and the river, the , the action was checked and Newey tabled 
to take down the pot.
November Niner Ofer Zvi Stern has just hit the rail. He got his chips in from the button with up against Christoph Vogelsang in the hijack with 
. The flop came 
making for some chopped pot outs, but the on the turn and on the river brought none of that. Both made a pair but Stern's rivered eight wasn't good enough to keep him in the tournament.
We missed the precise preflop action but we were there for the showdown as Philippe D'Auteuil and Dzmitry Urbanovich got their chips in before any community cards were spread.
D'Auteuil had 
while Urbanovich was the proud owner of 
. The board ran out giving D'Auteuil two pair but Urbanovich the winning straight.
D'Auteuil is extremely short now, Urbanovich in comfortable position to start Season 12 like he ended Season 11; in top form.
Steve O'Dwyer opened to 28,000, and then Sylvain Loosli moved in for 150,000 from the hijack seat. Michael Egan was on the button and made the call. As if that wasn't enough action, Mike Watson shoved from the big blind for 422,000. O'Dwyer folded, Egan made the call, and a three-way all-in clash was produced.
Loosli had the 
and was trailing both Egan with the and Watson with the 
. But, the cards would fall his way on the 
board and he tripled up.
On the other hand, Watson did gain some chips from the side pot despite losing the main pot.
Three players were involved in the action when we arrived on the scene, with Mikita Badziakouski all in for his tournament life. It looked as though Imad Derwiche had raised to 30,000, Badziakouski shoved all in for 184,000, and Paul Newey came over the top for 684,000 from the big blind. Derwiche went into the tank for a long time, but eventually folded, and it was Badziakouski's 
versus Newey's .
The board ran out 
, and Badziakouski doubled up with a set of queens.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Thomas Muehloecker and Ivan Luca got their chips in the middle before the flop. Muehloecker didn't have a lot of chips to start the hand with and was drawing slim with the . Luca showed the 
.
The board ran out , and Muehloecker made his way to the exit without saying a word.
"Ooh, ooh, Luca!" laughed Luca's countryman, Carlos Mironiuk, "Ooh, la la!"
A couple of tables over, Scott Margereson was seen getting up and gathering his stuff as well, though we didn't catch his bust out hand.
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