Paul Berende open-shoved for 28,600 and Akim Aouine isolated the field with a three-bet to 51,500.
Berende: 
Aouine: 
Berende was well out in front, but he didn't seem to much like the 
flop, which gave his opponent a gutshot straight draw. Fortunately for him, the harmless 
blanked on the turn followed by the 
on the river.
"I though it was going to be a flip," Berende said after the hand.
Alen Bilic opened the hijack to 5,200 and Sam Greenwood made it 15,000 from the button. Giulio Spampinato in the small blind cold called and Bilic called as well.
The flop came 
and Spampinato lead out for 40,000. Bilic folded, Greenwood called. The fell on the turn and now Spampinato bet out 65,000. Again Greenwood called.
The 
completed the board, pairing and bringing in the back door flush draw. Spampinato shoved all in, effectively betting 144,800. Greenwood leaned back and said "That's a really big pot" while contemplating his decision. After about a minute or two Greenwood folded.
Spampinato let out a huge sigh and leaned backwards like he was relieved. "Oh no, that's not good!" Greenwood said with a smile, "That's the look of a man that just bluffed"
As the table broke right after the hand, both Greenwood and another player asked Spampinato what he had, but he either didn't hear it or didn't understand it as he did not respons in any sort of way. Greenwood still has just under 150,000 left.
The two biggest stacks right now in the room belong to Samuli Sipila and Alexander Ivarsson. Sipila may very well jump into the lead still after only being somewhat short of half a million while Ivarsson is above that mark.
Pawel Brzeski is currently on around 400,000, a big pot would catapult him into the lead still within the last 15 minutes of the level.
After a raise and a call, Steve O'Dwyer three-bet from the button and Ivan Luca four-bet from the big blind. Only O'Dwyer called the 45,200 squeeze and Luca as well as the 10k Single Day champion of last night checked the flop 
. On the 
turn, Luca checked and O'Dwyer's shove for 135,000 went through.
In a preflop all in, Anton Kraus was at risk with the over on the feature table and Orpen Kisacikoglu looked him up with the 
. The flop 
gave Kisacikoglu trips aces and Kraus was almost crying, yet the turn and river gave him a backdoor flush to stay in the tournament.
"Nothing happened for the last few hours," Gerald Karlic said after taking down a three-bet pot. Karlic, who usually plays very aggressive, three-bet out of the small blind and then checked the 
flop, won the pot with a bet of 16,500 on the turn.
Ibrahim Ghassan raised to 5,200 from early position and the player on the button called. Daniel Dvoress came along from the big blind, and three players took a flop of 
. Dvoress checked, Ghassan continued for 5,200, and the button folded.
Both players then checked the turn, and Dvoress checked for a third time on the river. Ghassan wasted little time in betting 11,000, and Dvoress sprung to life with a check-raise to 35,000. Ghassan called rather quick, but mucked when Dvoress rolled over the 
for a flush.
Michael Tureniec is still in and on a rather short stack while Dominik Nitsche played a three-way pot in the seat one over. Ayaz Manji and Govert Metaal had called the raise and the flop came 
. Metaal checked and Nitsche bet 7,500, which caused Manji to fold.
Metaal called and then quickly check-folded the turn to another bet of Nitsche.
Ricardo Alvarado called a raise to 6,000 and then Jenya Gavrilovich shoved for 24,000 out of the blinds. The initial raiser folded but Alvarado called with 
to win the flip against ace-queen. While Pierre Calamusa exited the tournament area that very moment, Alvarado raised and then quickly called the shove of Alexander Rocha for 17,100.
Rocha had and Alvarado the 
once again. The board ran out 
to give Rocha a full house and Alvarado dropped most of the previous profit again.
Not too long ago we reported on Steven van Zadelhoff acquiring some chips to get over the 100,000 mark, but as we returned to the tournament room we were unhappily surprised by a sad Van Zadelhoff heading to the exit, heavily texting his bust out hand.
Van Zadelhoff told us he opened for the second hand in a row, this time from middle position. He had made it 5,800 and his neighbor Farid Jattin three bet to 13,800. Action folded back around to Van Zadelhoff and he four bet to 27,800. Jattin five bet shoved for 110,000 effectively with . Van Zadelhoff had and called.
The window card was the , spoiling Van Zadelhoff's double up party. The board came 
and Van Zadelhoff could gather his things and make his way to one of the side events.
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