Patrick Ronacher had previously folded the 10♥9♣3♥7♣ turn when Salih Atac bet 400,000, using one time bank to do so. Soon after, he got his stack in preflop and was up against Rifat Palefic.
Patrick Ronacher: A♥K♠10♥3♠ 
Rifat Palevic: A♣Q♣10♠2♣
The A♦4♠2♥6♥Q♠ board gave Palevic aces and queens to send Ronacher to the rail in 12th place for €6,750.
Tobias Peters kept 100,000 chips back when he called the turn bet of 200,000 by Ersin Kanik on the 4♣3♥2♠6♠ turn. Kanik then declared all-in after the K♦ river and Peters called with the K♠Q♠J♥2♥ for two pair. Kanik only had the A♦J♣8♥7♦ and took a hit to his stack.
One hand later, Javier Francort raised to 125,000 and Kanik called on the button while Vitaliy Krzya also called in the big blind. On the A♦10♣2♠ flop, Kryza checked and Francort bet 125,000. Kanik folded and Kryza sighed, exposed the 7♣6♣6♥5♥ to fold as well.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Rifat Palevic limped the button, with Filippo Ragone completing from the small blind, and Alexander Hepting checking his option from the big blind.
Three checks followed the 2♥9♠7♣ flop to see the 3♥ hit the turn. Ragone checked, Hepting bet 150,000, and only Palevic called.
Hepting tossed out 250,000 on the A♣ river and Palevic quickly called. Hepting showed 10♣7♦5♦3♠ for two pair and lost the pot to Palevic's A♥8♥3♣2♠ for a higher two pair with aces up.
Pablo Heredia raised the button to 125,000 and Michael Braun called from the big blind.
Once the dealer fanned out the A♥2♦J♣ flop, Braun checked and Heredia bet 300,000. Braun check-jammed for around 500,000 and Heredia immediately called.
Michael Braun: A♣K♠7♠6♣
Pablo Heredia: A♦K♣10♦3♣
Both players had ace-king, but Braun took the lead with two pair on the 7♣ turn. Heredia put his head in his hands in disbelief at seeing such a disastrous turn card. However, the Q♠ river was very favorable for Heredia, as he improved to a straight to win the pot, and bust Braun in 13th place.
Eran Carmi and Sascha Wilhelm got the chips into the middle preflop with Carmi at risk and he had a mountain to climb in the following showdown.
Eran Carmi: A♦J♥9♥7♠
Sascha Wilhelm: A♥A♠Q♣9♦
Carmi already left his chair on the 10♦10♠10♣ flop and the case ace came on the A♣ turn to improve Wilhelm to aces full of tens, while the 7♦ river was already a formality.
Salih Atac started with a limp from under the gun and Rifat Palevic called on the button. Filippo Ragone completed out of the small blind and Alexander Hepting checked his option from the big blind.
Everyone checked the J♣A♥10♦ flop to see the K♥ appear on the turn. Ragone led out for 200,000, which only Atac called.
Ragone fired out 575,00 when he saw the 4♥ complete the board, and Atac immediately called.
Ragone revealed the nut flush with Q♥10♥8♦7♣ and took down the pot.
Eran Carmi made it 125,000 on the button before Rifat Palevic jammed for 545,000 from the small blind. Carmi called to put Palevic at risk.
Rifat Palevic: J♥J♦7♦3♥
Eran Carmi: A♦A♠10♥8♠
Carmi had aces against the jacks of Palevic. Palevic picked up some extra outs on the 8♣3♦4♦ flop. He improved to flush when a 10♦ fell on the turn. Carmi couldn't fill up on the 5♥ river, and around half of his stack headed over to Palevic.
Filippo Ragone raised to 150,000 and was called by Sascha Wilhelm in the cutoff. Georgios Koliofotis in the big blind moved all-in for the last 175,000 and was called by both Ragone and Wilhelm.
On the 6♣5♠3♦ flop, Ragone check-called for 150,000 before the Q♥ turn was checked through. The K♠ fell on the river and Ragone checked once again. Wilhelm now bet 425,000 and the Italian folded.
Koliofotis tabled his A♥10♣9♣4♠ and Wilhelm dealt the final blow holding the K♥K♣J♠8♣ for a rivered set of kings.
At the end of the previous level, Eran Carmi raised to 120,000 and then folded when Alexander Hepting three-bet to 420,000 with 100,000 behind.
Hepting then made it 175,000 to go in the hijack and Salih Atac called in the cutoff. The flop came J♥7♥2♦ and Hepting bet the pot, Atac let go.
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