Nicolas Bokowski bet seventh street and then faced a raise by Miroslav Pantaleev. The Frenchman tanked and Mikkel Plum called the clock. "It's a limit game, you can't really tank here," the Dane said. Bokowski then sigh-called and Pantaleev rolled over the for a full house to win the pot.
Jan Bendik won a bigger pot against Symeon Alexandridis when he made a full house and Roland Israelashvili then did the same when he made fours full of nines against Artan Dedusha and Sarharib Karatas.
Andreas Bremer was eliminated and the next player to see his stack reduced on the former table was Dario Alioto. The Italian raised the button and Julien Martini three-bet in the big blind, which Alioto called. On the first draw, Martini took one and Alioto took two, a bet by the Frenchman was called.
Martini then patted and Alioto took two once more, which prompted an instant bet by Martini. Alioto quickly released his cards into the muck.
Grzegorz Wyraz was all-in after the turn and was looked up by Marek Blasko with the . Wyraz had the for the straight and low, which earned half the pot on the river. Blasko thought he had scooped the pot before realising it was hi-lo.
Shortly after, Wyraz was all-in for just 2,000 on the river and Blasko called. Wyraz revealed for a pair of eights and a low. Blasko only had a pair of sevens, which he showed for a second and then mucked.
Andreas Bremer and Anatoly Filatov have been spotted in the field, the former on a re-entry and the latter on a first entry. There are currently 30 players out of 34 entries remaining.
Thomas Schroepfer was all-in after fourth and while Adam Dickson also paired ip a second time, he made a hand eventually on seventh. However, Schropfer peeled a trey to make a queen and survive.
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Schroepfer then faced Marek Blasko who bet his advantage all the way. Schroepfer sigh-called sixth and seventh to get shown the for a seven by Blasko, who beat the of the German.
Roland Israelashvili was running hot in 2-7 Triple Draw to boost his stack significantly and one of those to take a toll to their stack was Artan Dedusha, who then "gambled" as per his table chat to get it in twice against Matthias Wieser.
In the first showdown, Dedusha's clashed with and Wieser flopped broadway on .
Wieser then jammed and Dedusha called all-in for 9,600 in the big blind.
Jorge Ufano and Dario Alioto were both eliminated after dropping to short stacks and they opted to re-enter shortly after. Fabian Scherle entered for the first time and the tournament info currently shows 30 players out of 37 entries remaining.
Three ways to the , Grzegorz Wyraz bet out of the small blind and Espen Sandvik raised in the big blind. Fabian Scherle called in the cutoff and Wyraz made it three ways to the turn on which he checked. Sandvik bet and both opponents folded.
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for a full house to win the pot.
turn and was looked up by Marek Blasko with the 
. Wyraz had the 
for the straight and low, which earned half the pot on the 
river. Blasko thought he had scooped the pot before realising it was hi-lo.
river and Blasko called. Wyraz revealed 
for a pair of eights and a low. Blasko only had a pair of sevens, which he showed for a second and then mucked.
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and Wieser flopped broadway on 
board kept Dedusha in contention.
