After a preflop rising war, the short stack next to Fabio Sperling was all in and the German moved all in over the top to send all other players out of the hand. Sperling's 
couldn't get there against 
on a board of 
and the German is now really short.
Below are some further chip counts of the secondary tournament area.
In one of the last few hands before the break, Tobias Peters sent Roland van Morckhoven to the rail. The Dutchman had flopped a set of fives and raised the continuation bet of his opponent from 2,600 to 6,200 before calling the all in. Van Morckhoven committed his last chips with 
for a pair of fives only and was out of the door two blanks later.
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
The players have been sent onto their second 15-minute break of Day 1a.
While the full betting action is unknown, Jean Montury's elimination has been confirmed by Pieter de Korver, Bart Lybaert and ultimately Pieter Bosmans. It was the latter who had a flopped a set of sevens and Montury shoved the 
turn with pocket queens. Bosmans called and completed a full house with another ten on the river.
Also out: Johnny Nedved.
Omar Lakhdari has several World Poker Tour National final tables and deep runs in other tournaments next to his name. He features on a table of Anthony Rodrigues, Giacomo Fundaro and Pierre Neuville. The Algerian is known to run up stacks very quickly but they can vanish equally fast.
Christiaan Vanzieleghem's seat is occupied by another player and the Belgian was already down to less than 5,000 chips previously, which has since been reduced to zero. Chip leader at his former table is Dutchman Firat Baltaci, who should be second in chips overall right now.
Joining the action on a flop of 
and seeing a bet of 4,700 by Stephan Hussin, Gert Kars moved all in for just over 11,000 chips. Hussin tank-called with 
and Kars was looking for a double up with the 
. The 
turn and ]4s] river however completed a runner runner flush for Hussin to score the knockout.
At the same table is also Jonas Lauck with more than double the starting stack.
Frederic Marechal was already eliminated some time ago and he is joined on the rail by Fabrice Somers, whose media card also found the way to the desk. The Belgian can re-enter tomorrow though.
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