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After Martin Kabrhel opened from under the gun, Vaclav Drbal in the big blind moved all-in for 1,250,000. Kabrhel started talking for a long moment as he usually do. Eventually, the clock was called on him, and at the end of the countdown, he called.
Vaclav Drbal: K♠10♠ 
Martin Kabrhel: K♣J♥
Kabrhel was in the lead, but Drbal hit two pair on A♥10♥6♥A♠8♦ to secure a double up.
Tim van Kemenade opened to 120,000 first to act and was called by Jack Sinclair in middle position and Efstathios Kavoukis in the big blind for a three-way pot.
Kavoukis checked to van Kemenade, who continued for 60,000 on the 2♠4♥6♦ flop. Sinclair raised to 225,000, which got a fold from Kavoukis, but a three-bet to a bit over 500,000 from van Kemenade.
Sinclair quickly folded and van Kemenade was sent the pot.
Lukas Pazma on the button, Christian Arndt in the small blind with 975,000 and Efstathios Kavoukis in the big blind with 1,795,000 all moved all-in preflop.
Christian Arndt: K♦6♦
Efstathios Kavoukis: Q♠Q♥
Lukas Pazma: J♠J♦
The board of 8♣9♠7♣6♥3♥ didn't change anything, so Kavoukis scooped the pot while Arndt was eliminated.
Nicolas Vincent was all-in for 820,000 and at risk versus Magnus Persson.
Nicolas Vincent: A♠J♦
Magnus Persson: A♦K♠
Vincent's ace was dominated, and his exit was confirmed by the 10♠8♥9♥A♣6♦ runout, Persson's king kicker sending him the pot.
Cards went on their backs with Michael Sklenicka in the hijack at risk for 1,200,000 against Eduard Rau in the big blind.
Michael Sklenicka: 10♦10♣
Eduard Rau: A♦4♦
Sklenicka kept the lead all the way through a board of Q♣9♣3♠4♣10♠ and doubled up.
With the 150,000 chips he had left, Rau jammed from the small blind on the very next hand. Vilde Ekren in the big blind made the call.
Eduard Rau: 10♣3♦
Vilde Ekren: K♥7♥
Rau was lucky enough to hit a pair on 6♥4♥A♣3♠9♠ to stay in the tournament.
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Martin Tsvetanov opened from under the gun and was called by Martijn Kiers in the small blind.
Both players checked on the 2♦4♦K♠ flop and then Tsvetanov called a 140,000 bet from Kiers on the 7♦ turn.
The J♣ completed the board and Kiers bet enough to put Tsvetanov all in for his last 465,000. Tsvetanov snap-called and turned over A♦K♦ for the nuts.
Kiers showed he held a slow-played A♠A♥ and Tsvetanov doubled up.
Nivel: 27
Ciegas: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Gab Yong Kim in the hijack found himself at risk for a bit more than 1,400,000 against Jiri Havlena to his left.
Gab Yong Kim: 10♥10♠
Jiri Havlena: K♠K♥
Kim didn't find the ten he needed on J♥8♦2♥A♠A♦ and he was eliminated.
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