Pascal Pflock moved all in from the hijack for his last 376,000 and was called by Stephen Graner on the button. The 
of the German was in need of some help against the 
of Graner, but Pflock couldn't improve on a board of 
to settle for 20th place and €37,650.
Jonathan Wong opened for 80,000 and Bjorn Wiesler made the call from the big blind.
A flop of 
was checked and the 
fell on the turn.
Checked again and the 
came on the river. Wiesler led for 85,000 and Wong laid it down.
Roman Pavliuk moved all in for 470,000 from the cutoff and chip leader Fabio Sperling called in the big blind.
Pavliuk: 
Sperling: 
The baord ran out 
and Pavliuk was sent to the rail in 21st place for a payday of €32,270.
New addition to the table Bjorn Wiesler made it 62,000 and Kitai called from the big blind to see a flop of 
.
Wiesler continued for 51,000 and Kitai then check-raised to 138,000.
Wiesler came right back at him for a raise to 315,000. Kitai took a couple of minutes but he laid it down.
Remi Castaignon raised to 60,000 and then called the all in of Thomas Butzhammer for 349,000. The German was ahead with 
versus 
and Castaignon couldn't dash out the final blow on a board of 
.
Francesco Grieco raised and then called the three-bet of Sam Grafton for 115,000 before checking the 
flop. Grafton checked behind and then the Brit got through with a 255,000-bet on the 
turn.
Jakub Slemr raised to 70,000 from under the gun and Anton Bertilsson made it 155,000 to go, which was called by Tamer Kamel and Slemr. On the 
flop, Slemr check-folded, Bertilsson bet 150,000 and was called by Kamel. The turn was checked through and Kamel then reluctantly called a bet of 400,000 after the 
river. Bertilsson showed the and that won the pot.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Stephen Graner bet 75,000 out of the big blind and Andras Nemeth called from early position before the fell on the river. Again, Graner bet and Nemeth paid the 145,000 to reveal 
as winning hand. Graner only had .
Sergey Lebedev opened to 65,000 and small blind Vanessa Selbst three-bet to 170,000. Davidi Kitai then four-bet to 280,000 from the big blind and Lebedev moved all in for a total of 583,000. The decision was on Selbst and she folded to see Kitai make the call.
Kitai had and Lebedev showed .
The cards ran out and Lebedev more than doubled up.
Davidi Kitai opened and Nandor Solyom shoved his last 182,000 over the top. Kitai made the call and the cards were on their backs with Solyom in bad shape.
Kitai: 
Solyom: 
The cards ran out 
with Solyom hitting the flop but the turn put Kitai back in front.
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