The pot was already quite big and Tonino Schmitz then put Luis Reis Marto all in for his tournament life on the river 
. Marto tanked for quite some time and called off for his last 56,400 with 
to scoop the pot, Schmitz forfeited two of the precious green T-25,000 chips. The German had bluffed with six-seven suited.
... the below players. They have all busted recently and won't make the money.
Andreas Gann was all in for 13,400 chips and got called by Martin Kabrhel from one seat over. Gann flipped over the 
and Kabrhel revealed 
. The roller coaster board 
gave Kabrhel a set on the flop but Gann a straight on the river.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
On the button Djadid Arifovski opened the action with a raise and Oliver Heppchen three-bet to 14,300 from one seat over in the small blind. Arifovsky then four-bet to 40,000 and Heppchen got his stack in, having his opponent slightly covered.
Arifovsky: 
Heppchen: 
The board ran out 
and that was it for the Macedonian.
From what has transpired by Hannes Speiser, a short stack was all in for five big blinds and Athanasios Fergiatakis overjammed with 
. Andrej Desset tank-called with pocket queens and scored a monster pot.
The other players below have also been eliminated.
Gregory Luttke, Eimantas Vaicius and Thomas Trabousli have been eliminated. Pavel Panocha One of the former two had a sweat with 
against the 
of Pavel Panocha with a straight draw on the 
turn, but the river was a blank.
Jan Nakladal and Marcin Jaworski followed shortly after.
The action started with a raise to 5,300 and Tonino Schmitz apparently flat-called from the cutoff before Friedrich Raz three-bet to 18,200 in the small blind. Back to Schmitz, who asked "why so much?" before then eventually four-betting. Raz moved all in for what looked like 90,000 and Schmitz snap-called.
Raz:
Schmitz:
The board ran out 
and that was it for the Swiss. At the same table, Oliver Heppchen has also increased his stack.
After Igor Loginov had three-bet to 13,500, Tonio Roder moved all in for around 70,000 and the Russian tanked for quite some time before making the call.
Roder: JhJd]
Loginov:
The board ran out 
and that was it for Roder.
The start of the new level saw the departure of Dag Palovic and Robert Zipf, Marko Turnsek and Jan Demjan also headed to the rail.
Palovic flipped with pocket deuces against 
and a flop of 
was no good news, a ten on the turn busted the Slovakian. Zipf had around 50,000 chips left with pocket jacks, but failed to hold up against the 
of an opponent.
Zipf three-bet to 15,000 and his opponent then asked for an exact count before jamming. The German called and an ace appeared right away on the flop.
Day 1a chip leader Daniel Karacic is still running as good and increased the stack.
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