Artur Voskanyan opened the action with a raise to 7,000 and Oliver Heidel called. Manuel Sanchez Morito then three-bet to 23,000 and called all in when the Russian shoved for 81,000. Heidel got out of the way and Voskanyan's 
held up in the showdown against 
.
The board ran out 
to give Voskanyan a full house.
Jakub Mroczek seems to have had a very decent level so far, as he is up to more than 300,000 in chips.
Steve Watts raised the button and Pawel Kapczynski defended his big blind. Kapczynski check-called the 
flop for 6,500 and did so again for 18,500 on the 
turn. He also checked the 
river and Watts checked for his stack behind for checking. Kapczynski showed 
as winning hand to better the 
of the Brit.
Robert Zipf limped and then called a raise to 8,000 by Koray Aldemir. On a 
flop, he got it in with 
for middle pair and Aldemir looked him up with 
. Both turn and river didn't help Zipf anymore and that was pretty much it.
Peter Boros moved all in for 53,000 with 
and Michel Mumuzic called out of the small blind with pocket sixes. The better hand preflop held up and the field has been reduced from 53 to 46 within the first half an hour after the dinner break.
Within the last few minutes, Robert Zipf, Ognyan Dimov and Bojan Asenov joined the rail. Alan "Ari" Engel was also all in preflop and at risk against Sergej Barbarez when the former footballer four-bet shoved from the button. Engel called all in for 106,500 with 
and Barbarez was caught with the fingers in the cookie jar.
He turned over 
and Engel was guaranteed the double up after the turn of a 
board.
Down to his last 50,000 chips, Owain Carey was all in preflop and at risk with 
against the 
of fellow Brit Steve Watts. The diamonds draw were not good either on the 
flop and Carey already stood up. The 
turn and the 
river both bricked and that was it.
Straight after coming back from the dinner break, Lucas Blanco Oliver and Andrew Christopher Hills were eliminated at the same time. The details for Oliver are unknown, but Hills moved all in for his 40,000 chips with and Sebastian Langrock just flat-called. All other players folded and the German turned over .
The Brit picked up an additional flush draw on top of his two live cards on the 
turn, but the 
on the river was a brick.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
The players have been sent into a 60-minute dinner break and there are 53 participants remaining. In the break, the T-100 chips will be removed from the tournament.
In the very last hand of the level, Ankush Mandavia paid off a bet of 45,000 by Krzysztof Czerwinski on the river of a 
and then mucked when shown for the nut straight.
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