Holger Bansner bet the heads-up turn of 
for 11,000 and Matous Skorepa called. The 
river was checked by both players and Bansner showed 
to claim the pot. Skorepa mucked and dropped below the starting stack while Dmytro Nesin at the same table has almost four times the starting stack.
Mr Scorpio raised to 1,300 from under the gun and picked up three callers. Ilias was in the cutoff and three-bet to 9,500. With the action back on Mr Scorpio he four-bet to 26,300.
The three callers all folded, as did Ilias, although he made it clear how unhappy he was.
Mr Scorpio sensed this, and showed him 
.
"How sick is this?" remarked Ilias, saying that he had folded Queens.
"You can stop with the comeback stuff now, Sebastian Heuss joked while Mario Heissmann had scored yet another double. Apparently, Heissmann was down to just 5,000 early on and just now shoved a flop of 
for 15,500. His sole opponent tanked and called after the clock was called on him.
Heissmann showed 
for the nut straight and had to fear diamonds only, facing 
. Both the 
turn and river blanked.
The comeback of Steffen Schmid will have to be on the second entry, as he just bowed out.
Christopher Bock raised to 1,600 from early position and Tobias Lui defended his big blind.
The flop came 
and both players checked. Lui check-called a bet of 2,000 on the turn 
and both players then checked the 
river.
The dealer pointed at Lui who was first to show. "Three," announced Lui.
The dealer then turned and pointed at Bock. "Jacks?" predicted the dealer.
Bock didn't have jacks, but he did have 
which was enough to take down the pot.
Trong Hieu Nguyen was all in for 9,300 with against 
on a flop of 
and held up thanks to the turn and another blank on the river.
Pieter De Kort was eliminated while Jaroslav Mandik was about to bust and take the re-entry before doubling through Edgaras Rajauskas. Mandik was all in for 15,500 with 
on a nine-high flop and Rajauskas had flopped two pair with . However, running queens on turn and river let the Czech double.
Level: 6
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
Dmytro Nesin was moved over to table 81 and raised to 1,000 on the button. Both the small blind and Steffen Schmid in the big blind called. The flop of 
was checked to Nesin and his bet of 3,100 won the pot. The other big stack at the table is Matous Skorepa while fellow Czech player Olaf just doubled.
Down to 13,050, he got it in with 
against the of Schmid and the board came 
.
Vadim Taller raised to 2,025 from under the gun and the player on the button called. On the 
flop, Taller bet 2,100 and the button raised to 5,000, which Taller called after some brief confusion.
On the turn, Taller checked and faced a bet of 8,000 before check-raising all in. His opponent folded with 16,500 behind and busted a few minutes later.
A player in early position raised to 1,100 with the blinds at 200/400 and Daniel Novak called in middle position. Alain Bauer was still in the process of getting settled in his seat, but had been dealt into this hand and he looked down at his cards.
He raised to 3,600 and continued to arrange his chips as he wanted, as well as separating his receipts and seating card. The initial raiser folded and Novak called.
The flop came 
. Novak checked and Bauer continued for 4,200. Novak folded.
"Good timing!" said Bauer, as he finished installing himself in his seat and got ready for the next hand.
Willem de Jong had a big stack early on Day 1b before running out of ammunition. The Dutchman is back on the same track after more than doubling his stack early on and was just spotted defending his big blind against the under the gun raise of GrauberMatschek. Both players checked the 
flop and the turn.
De Jong then bet the 
river for 1,800 and GrauberMatschek sighed, but eventually called. He was shown 
for ace-high and the German won the pot with 
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