Matthias Eibinger raised to 28,000 from under the gun. Patrik Antonius three-bet all in for 213,000 from the button. Byron Kaverman thought about it in the big blind, before folding and Eibinger quickly called.
Matthias Eibinger: 
Patrik Antonius: 
There was a king on the flop as the whole board came 
and Antonius was eliminated.
Patrik Antonius saw his pocket aces getting cracked by the 
of Cary Katz, who flopped the nut flush draw and immediately got there.
Soon after, David Peters raised to 33,000 on the button and Antonius called in the small blind, as did Christoph Vogelsang in the big blind. On the 
flop, Antonius bet 40,000 and Vogelsang used one time bank before raising it up to 103,000. Peters folded and Antonius called.
The 
on the turn was checked through and the river brought a bet of 100,000 by Antonius after using a time bank. Vogelsang used two additional time banks and then said "I just call."
"You will probably win," Antonius said and tabled 
, which Vogelsang had beat with the 
.
Timothy Adams limped in from the small blind and Pascal LeFrancois raised to 42,000, Adams called. Both checked the 
flop and Adams bet the 
turn for 65,000, LeFrancois called. On the 
river, Adams bet 118,000 and LeFrancois gave it some thought before tossing in a single chip for the call.
Adams mucked and forfeited the pot, dropping below 20 big blinds as a result.
Rui Neves Ferreira raised to 25,000 and Jean-Noel Thorel called in the big blind.
The flop came 
and Thorel check-called 35,000. Thorel bet 50,000 on the turn and Ferreira called.
The pair both checked the river. Thorel showed but Ferreira had him out-kicked with 
.
Level: 12
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Sean Winter was the initial raiser and Seth Davies defended the big blind. On the 
turn, Davies checked and Winter bet 35,000 to pick up a call. The 
came on the river and Davies checked, Winter shoved for 96,000 and that won the pot without showdown.
From Early position Cary Katz raised, tossing in a T-25,000 chip, and Richard Yong moved all in from two seats over.
"How much is it?" Katz asked. Yong's all in was for 95,000 in total and Katz sighed, but called it off, having his opponent covered by two to one.
Richard Yong: 
Cary Katz:
The board came 
and Katz immediately apologized.
"What a crazy runout, sorry Richard," he said in table chat. Yong replied "It's okay, thank you," and shook hands with Katz before departing the tournament area.
On a 
river, Adrian Mateos bet 90,000 and got called from opponent Ahadpur Khangah.
Khangah showed 
but lost out to Mateos with 
for top pair.
Seth Davies and Jean Ferreira both checked a 
board to Daniel Negreanu who bet 35,000 and got two callers.
Davies and Ferreira both checked the river to Negreanu who bet 105,000. Davies folded quickly but Ferreira used two time extension before also folding.
"
?" asked Ferreira.
"No," said Negreanu, "No flushy."
"Sixes?" asked tablemate Benjamin Pollak.
"Ahh!" said Negreanu, "Too good!"
"Two sixes or three sixes?" asked Pollak and Negreanu laughed.
Joining the action on the flop, David Peters checked in the big blind and Patrik Antonius from under the gun made it 40,000 to go. Peters check-raised to 115,000 and Peters called.
"Can I see your stack?" Peters asked before they proceeded to the turn and Antonius obliged, cutting out his T-25,000 chips. Peters then bet 75,000 and Antonius moved all in, prompting Peters to ask for a count.
Once it was deemed to be for 371,000, Peters used one time bank and folded. Both players now hold near even stacks.
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