Leandro Dirlewanger moved all in for 11,500 and Philipp Zukernik called out of the small blind. Aleksandar Denishev in the big blind mucked the 
face up and both players turned over an ace in the showdown.
Leandro Dirlewanger: 
Philipp Zukernik: 
The board came 
and Dirlewanger was left drawing dead on the turn to join the rail.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Michael Soyza caught jet lag after just getting to Rozvadov the other day and busted right before the money last night in flight 1B.
"I just woke up man, it's brutal," he added and entered Day 1D in level nine.
In the meanwhile, Renato Kaneoya is in need of a miracle after dropping to a mere five big blinds. He lost a flip for 27,200 with 
against the 
of Tomas Petru, who got there on the turn of a board 
.
Salvatore Camarda moved all in for the last 8,800 in the cutoff and Michal Lubas called on the button, as did Sandor Ambrus in the big blind. Both remaining active players checked down the board 
. Camarda flashed 
, Lubas had the better kicker with and Ambrus could not beat either hand.
Peter Kamaras scored a double early into the new level when his 
got there against to get up to 40 big blinds in the penultimate level of registration.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
The fourth flight has completed level eight and 79 players out of 153 entries headed towards the free buffet at the King's Casino in Rozvadov.
Day 1D has seen a field of 152 entries thus far, of which 83 remain and they will soon be heading into their second break.
Rakesh Lalwani has lost some chips but remains near the top while Philipp Zukernik is getting closer.
Since being moved tables, Tamir Segal has increased his stack significantly and remains near the very top of the leader board in the mid stages of Day 1D. Just now, Segal defended his big blind against the button raise of Silviu Dumitrache and check-called a bet on the 
flop. On the turn, Segal checked and called a bet of 3,000.
The on the river paired the board and Segal led for 12,000, which Dumitrache called. Segal turned over 
for the second nut flush and that won the pot.
Shaun Deeb and Roland Israelashvili met next to the registration desk, but for Day 1D they don't have anything in common just yet. Deeb was talking with tournament staff after having busted for the second time while Israelashvili was waiting for a seat assignment for his first bullet on this flight. Not long ago, Israelashvili had cashed in Day 1C and will give it another try to make Day 2.
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