Ulrich Pauls limped in from the small blind and Andrei Nodea raised to 200,000, Pauls called. Both checked through the board of and Pauls showed as winning hand.
Behzad Zarnegar won a small pot without showdown against Jan Sigel and limped in from the small blind soon after, Michal Lubas checked. On the flop, Zarnegar checked and called a bet of 130,000 by Lubas. The turn and river were checked and Zarnegar showed , which Lubas had beat with .
Bo Rundstr?m shoved all in from the hijack for 370,000. Michal Lubas asked for a count and then called from the small blind. Ulrich Pauls confirmed the amount once more and then took a few seconds to think, but still folded in the end.
Bo Rundstr?m:
Michal Lubas:
The board ran out - Rundstr?m was already good with the king on the flop but the jack on the turn made his hand even better to two pair, kings and jacks, and the double up.
Bo Rundstr?m raised to 200,000 first to act and Andrei Nodea in the small blind gave it some thought. He took half a minute of consideration and moved all in, and Rundstr?m quickly called.
Andrei Nodea:
Bo Rundstr?m:
The board came and Nodea doubled for 1,115,000 one hand after Ulrich Pauls had held the very same aces to eliminate Marcin Horecki.
For the second hand in a row, Marcin Horecki moved all in. This time it was for 635,000 and Ulrich Pauls didn't ask for a count in the small blind but called right away.
Marcin Horecki:
Ulrich Pauls:
The board came and Horecki was drawing dead on the turn, bowing out in 8th place for �11,770.
- Karolis Domarkas shoved all in for 415,000 from the button and Marcin Horecki looked at his cards from the big blind. After considering his options, he decided to fold.
- Domarkas shoved again from the cutoff now, Jan Sigel had a quick glance at his cards and then folded.
Ulrich Pauls made it 115,000 to go from under the gun and Jan Sigel called on the button, as did Michal Lubas in the big blind. The flop fell and Lubas checked, while Pauls continued for 150,000. Sigel quickly folded and Lubas check-raised to 550,000. Pauls wasted only a few seconds before making the call in a battle of the chip leaders.
On the turn, Lubas bet 900,000 and once again Pauls called after very brief consideration to see the on the river. Lubas glanced at the stack of his opponent and Pauls moved forward his big chips before staring right at Lubas. Half a minute later, Lubas moved all in and Pauls gave it some thought before folding face up.
and Pauls showed 
as winning hand.
flop, Zarnegar checked and called a bet of 130,000 by Lubas. The 
turn and 
river were checked and Zarnegar showed 
, which Lubas had beat with 
.
- Rundstr?m was already good with the king on the flop but the jack on the turn made his hand even better to two pair, kings and jacks, and the double up.
and Horecki was drawing dead on the turn, bowing out in 8th place for �11,770.
on the turn and the 
on the river. Lubas glanced at the stack of his opponent and Pauls moved forward his big chips before staring right at Lubas. Half a minute later, Lubas moved all in and Pauls gave it some thought before folding 
face up.