The remaining 10 players have been sent into the first 15-minute break and the T-1,000 value chips will be raced off, new T-100,000 chips will be introduced as well.
Rudolf K?ster won several pots without showdowns and also scooped a pot against Behzad Zarnegar when showing pocket jacks with a successful continuation bet.
K?ster also raised the next button to 66,000 and Ulrich Pauls three-bet to 160,000 from the small blind. "Oh come on," K?ster joked and Pauls replied "you can't always steal my small blind." K?ster folded and was shown the .
Zarnegar raised to 80,000 on the button and Marcin Horecki defended the big blind. Both checked the flop before betting the turn for 60,000, Zarnegar called. Horecki bet the river for 100,000 and was called to flip over for a set as winning hand.
Over on table one, Alaettin Keles made it 75,000 to go from the cutoff and Michal Lubas called from the big blind. On the flop, Lubas check-called a bet of 75,000 before both checked the turn and river. Lubas rolled over and that won the pot.
Bo Rundstr?m shoved all in from the small blind and Marcin was sitting in the big blind, having to make a decision. Horecki asked for a count as Rundstr?m had not stacked them in a conventional way. The dealer counted and confirmed that the shove was for 507,000 in total. Horecki folded after having considered all his options for a while.
Michal Lubas was the initial raiser from under the gun and Alaettin Keles called on the button, as did Jan Sigel in the big blind. On the flop, Sigel checked and Lubas did so as well. Keles bet 115,000 and Sigel quickly check-raised all in to force out Lubas.
What followed was table talk between Keles and Sigel. "Jan, Jan, Jan, why do you do that?" Keles continued in German to get some kind of information, putting his opponent on a draw, and eventually folded.
The action reached De Han Kim in the small blind and he pushed his last 133,000 into the middle of the table. Alaettin Keles gave it very brief consideration and called in the big blind.
De Han Kim:
Alaettin Keles:
The board came and the four on the turn was followed by an eight on the river to see Kim bow out in 11th place for �7,640.
Daniel Stacey moved all in from early position for 520,000 and Peter Jaksland called on the button for 480,000, which Ulrich Pauls called out of the small blind as well to put two players at risk.
Peter Jaksland:
Daniel Stacey:
Ulrich Pauls:
The board came and neither short stack improved to see Jaksland bow out in 13th place, while Stacey took 12th place. Both take home �6,490 for their efforts and the field has suddenly been reduced to the last 11 hopefuls.
, Pauls checked, Rundstr?m shoved and Pauls folded.
on the flop to the 
on the turn. Horecki and K?ster both checked, Pauls bet 50,000. Horecki folded and K?ster called. 
, K?ster checked and Pauls bet 75,000. 
for the bluff.
flop before betting the 
turn for 60,000, Zarnegar called. Horecki bet the 
river for 100,000 and was called to flip over 
for a set as winning hand.
flop, Lubas check-called a bet of 75,000 before both checked the 
turn and 
river. Lubas rolled over 
and that won the pot.
, Pauls checked, Zarnegar bet 100,000 and both Horecki and Pauls folded. Pauls showed the 
and the four on the turn was followed by an eight on the river to see Kim bow out in 11th place for �7,640.
