William Arruda opened to 50,000 from under the gun and Timothy Adams in the cutoff as well as Ryan Riess in the big blind called. Riess checked, Arruda continued and both opponents folded to award the pot to the Brazilian.
The next hand, Adams raised to 55,000 from the hijack and Arruda's big three-bet to 175,000 out of the big blind enforced another fold.
Eight different nationalities are represented on the final table, though technically it is only seven with Emil Patel being American but living in Finland for some time already. Below is the redraw of the nine finalists.
Jerry Odeen, who had just been moved over to table one, defended his big blind against a raise of Akin Tuna. The latter then continued on the flop and Odeen check-raised all in. Tuna didn't even ask for a count and snapped off the less than 400,000 in chips.
Odeen:
Tuna:
Neither the turn nor the river changed anything and Odeen was sent to the rail in 10th place, missing out on the unofficial final table.
In the last hand of the level, Davidi Kitai limped in from the small blind and Emil Patel checked. The Belgian bet the flop for 30,000 and Patel called. The same story repeated itself on the turn for 90,000 before the Belgian then made it 150,000 to go on the river.
Kitai only had 380,000 chips at that point, including the third barrel, and Patel gave it some thought before letting go.
Samuel Panzica opened from early position and Ryan Riess then shoved all in from the big blind to put his opponent at risk for 446,000 with the . Panzica took the flip with and spiked an ace on the flop to survive and pass the former World Series of Poker Main Event champion in the current chip counts.
William Arruda had just doubled up through Akin Tuna when making a flush with ace queen while AKin Tuna held king jack and rivered a straight. Then, Tuna raised to 40,000 from early position and Christoph Vogelsang defended out of the big blind. The flop came and Vogelsang checked.
Tuna continued for 110,000 and Vogelsang, breathing heavily while making up his decision, then check-raised all in for less than 300,000. Tuna called and Vogelsang immediately let out a "damn" when spotting the cards of his opponent.
Vogelsang:
Tuna:
Both the turn and river were bricks and that reduced the field to the last 10 hopefuls. Vogelsang takes home €34,100 for his efforts.
In a battle of the blinds, Akin Tuna raised to 50,000 from the small blind and Sam Chartier defended his big blind to see a flop of . Tuna continued for 70,000 and Chartier counted his stack carefully before moving all in for 295,000 in total. Tuna made the call and the Canadian was at risk with the worse hand.
Chartier: for a pair of sixes
Tuna: for a pair of tens
Neither the turn nor the river changed anything and Chartier bowed out in 12th place for €29,610.
William Arruda and Christoph Vogelsang are now even-stacked at 19 big blinds after the German lost some chips to Akin Tuna. Vogelsang raised to 45,000 from the button and Tuna called out of the big blind. Both players checked the flop and Tuna then bet the turn for 60,000 to enforce a fold.
In a three-way limped pot, Ryan Riess in the small blind, Timothy Adams in the big blind as well as Jerry Odeen on the cutoff checked through the flop . On the turn, Riess checked, Adams bet 40,000 and Odeen called. Riess then check-raised to 115,000 and Adams called, Odeen folded.
The river saw Riess fire a bet of 260,000 and Adams eventually folded to get shown .
and Odeen check-raised all in. Tuna didn't even ask for a count and snapped off the less than 400,000 in chips.
turn nor the 
river changed anything and Odeen was sent to the rail in 10th place, missing out on the unofficial final table.
flop for 30,000 and Patel called. The same story repeated itself on the 
turn for 90,000 before the Belgian then made it 150,000 to go on the 
river.
and spiked an ace on the flop to survive and pass the former World Series of Poker Main Event champion in the current chip counts.
and Vogelsang checked.
river were bricks and that reduced the field to the last 10 hopefuls. Vogelsang takes home €34,100 for his efforts.
. Tuna continued for 70,000 and Chartier counted his stack carefully before moving all in for 295,000 in total. Tuna made the call and the Canadian was at risk with the worse hand.
for a pair of sixes
for a pair of tens
and Tuna then bet the 
turn for 60,000 to enforce a fold.
. On the 
river saw Riess fire a bet of 260,000 and Adams eventually folded to get shown