"What a crap spot," Giuseppe Zarbo said in disgust in French when he got it in against Luke Marsh on a flop of 
and found his 
trailing the 
of Marsh.
The 
turn changed nothing and Zarbo initially celebrated on the 
river but that card actually gave Marsh a full house and the Brit doubled for 206,000.
Akin Tuna raised to 35,000 from the button and Roland Chassing shoved in the big blind for 322,000. tuna asked for a count and then made the call.
Roland Chassing: 
Akin Tuna: 
The flop came 
for Chassing to hit top pair but for Tuna to pick up the flush draw while also hitting a pair of fives.
The turn was the 
to not change much except for Chassing to also pick up a flush draw.
The river completed the board with the 
for Tuna to hit the flush to send Chassing to the rail in 39th place for €20,450.
Three players were still in action on a 
board with 210,000 chips in the middle.
Gaby Livshitz checked to Luigi Shehadeh who bet 107,000. Giorgiy Skhulukhiya was the third player in the hand, and he folded.
Livshitz took his entire shot clock before calling. Shehadeh showed 
and Livshitz nodded, allowing his opponent to take down the pot.
Roland Chassing limped in from under the gun with 
and Alessio Di Cesare raised to 43,000 from the hijack. Hossein Ensan found 
in the big blind and decided to three-bet to 103,000. Chassing folded and Di Cesare called.
The flop came 
to give Ensan the pair of aces. He checked and Di Cesare did the same to see the 
on the turn to give Di Cesare a lower pair,
Ensan bet 93,000 and Di Cesare looked at his cards once more before opting to fold.
After this hand, Fidan Zahiti was moved to this feature table.
Pieter Aerts got his stack of 204,000 in the middle after a flop of 
and Norbert Szecsi put him at risk.
Aerts had the best of it with 
versus 
and earned the checkmark on the turn, the river was a formality.
Sylvain Loosli started the hand with around 560,000 on the button and got into a raising war with big stack Gaby Livshitz in the hijack. Ultimately, it was Loosli that got all of his chips in and Livshitz called in a heartbeat.
Sylvain Loosli: 
Gaby Livshitz: 
The board came 
and Loosli missed out on the additional flush draw to become the second casualty of the day.
"I told you I am not going to bluff anymore today," Livshitz said to table neighbor Gaelle Baumann.
Andrei Stoenescu moved all in for 206,000 from early position and Philipp Zukernik called in middle position. The remaining players all folded.
Andrei Stoenescu: 
Philipp Zukernik:
There was a jack on the 
flop and the turn and 
river couldn't save Stoenescu who became the first elimination of the day.
Akin Tuna raised to 35,000 from the early position with and Roland Chassing called in the cutoff with . Dietrich Fast defended his big blind holding .
The flop came , Fast checked with the pair of tens. Tuna bet 30,000 with the gutshot to s straight. Chassing shoved for 169,000 with the pair of queens, the gutshot to a straight, and a flush draw. Both of his opponents folded.
The board read 
and Orpen Kisacikoglu had checked in the big blind. Markus Durnegger bet 137,000, keeping 1,000 behind in the early position. Kisacikoglu contemplated for a bit and then flicked in a chip for the call. Durnegger tabled for two pair, kings and fours with the ace-kicker to earn an almost full double-up.
On the river of a board , Mikalai Pobal bet 31,000 and Jakub Oliva raised it up to 135,000.
"Are those stacks of 20?" Pobal inquired and Oliva nodded. Pobal then reraised to 331,000 and Oliva instantly folded.
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