Marton Czuczor four-bet all in and was quickly called by Gaelle Baumann to see the following coin flip take place.
Marton Czuczor: 
Gaelle Baumann: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Czuczor.
Nicola Basile raised from the cutoff to 6,500 and Ramon Colillas three-bet from the button to 16,000. Small blind Luigi Shehadeh then shoved all in for 58,000. Basile thought about it for a minute and got out of the way and Colillas wanted a count.
He took his time after he got confirmation on the stack size of Shehadeh and he eventually got out of the way and the pot was pushed to the Italian.
Julien Martini is not shy of pulling the trigger and just now unloaded on Xiqiang Chen. In a button against small blind situation, Martini bet 5,000 on the 
flop, 21,000 on the 
turn and shipped it all in on the 
river, more than enough to cover Chen's remaining 85,000.
The Chinese player finally waved the white flag and jokingly, Martini swiped the 
across his forehead.
Ludovic Geilich opened to 6,000 on the cutoff and was called by three players, including Gregory Luttke-Grech who flatted on the button.
On the 
flop, everyone checked to Luttke-Grech who bet 11,000. Only Geilich called and it was heads up to the 
turn. Neither player put any more chips in at this point and the final card dealt was the 
.
Geilich opted to lead here, putting 70,000 over the line, which was enough to set Luttke-Grech all-in and he tank-folded leaving the Scot to collect the pot.
Dietrich Fast just was eliminated on the featured table. The 
flop was already on the table and Fast checked from the small blind. Ruefenacht sat under the gun and he bet 8,000. Fast called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the and Fast checked again. Ruefenacht bet 16,000 on the river and Fast check-raised all-in for 59,300 and Ruefenacht thought about it for a minute.
Fast was put at risk of elimination when Ruefenacht called and Fast showed 
. Ruefenacht had 
and eliminated Fast.
Melika Razavi had doubled once more and had Ryan Riess on the ropes. Razavi flopped trips with while Riess from under the gun got it in with 
on the 
flop. The 
turn and the river gave Riess a flush and he got back into contention.
There was already over 150,000 in the middle when Michael Wang checked to Tim Adams. The Canadian high roller moved in for 133,000 on a 
board and Wang proceeded to tank for five minutes before calling the clock on himself.
Perhaps Wang needed more time after all: the thirty seconds ticked away without the American making any move, rendering his hand dead on the spot.
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