Serdar Demircan pushed all-in as the first player to act and Mats Karlsson with the 
in the small blind eyeballed the rough amount before letting go.
"I need a count," Henrik Juncker instantly said when it was his turn to act. Once it was deemed to be for 2,285,000 total, Juncker went into the tank for the first time on the final table.
"You must have a pretty strong hand if you are even thinking about calling," Demircan chimed in. The jam was for most of Juncker's stack and he eventually made the call.
Serdar Demircan: 
Hendrik Juncker: 
The 
flop gave Juncker an open-ended straight draw on top of his pocket pair. With one ace gone, the 
turn left Demircan with five outs but the 
river was no threat to eliminate Demircan in fourth place for �23,770.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
5,290,000
2,390,000
|
2,390,000 |
|
3,240,000
-60,000
|
-60,000 |
|
||
|
2,240,000 | |
|
Busted | |
and Rene Kuhlman did so from the small blind with the 
, Mats Karlsson joked "three way all-in" as he checked the 
.
flop gave all players a pair but they checked to the 
to shove and forced an instant fold.
and Mats Karlsson knuckled back the 
followed on the turn. Kuhlman checked once more and then called a bet worth 300,000 by Karlsson.
, as did Serdar Demircan with the 
. Juncker check-called the 
turn for 100,000 and the 
as Mats Karlsson opened the 
. The 
flop for 250,000 with the 
and was called by Karlsson in the big blind with the inferior 
and Mats Karlsson pushed all-in from the big blind with the 
, which saw his chips fall over.
flop, Karlsson bet the