Juego con responsabilidad.
Michal Schuh raised to 18,000 from the cutoff and Dariusz Marcinkowski shoved for 55,000 from the small blind. After the big blind folded, Schuh reluctantly called.
Dariusz Marcinkowski: A♥K♣ 
Michal Schuh: A♣5♦
Schuh couldn't find the five he needed on the 3♠10♣6♦A♠2♣ runout, and Marcinkowski had earned a much-needed double-up.
Heads-up on a flop of 7♠7♦4♥, Frederik Thiemer bet 30,000 from the button and Michael Dick called under the gun.
The turn was the 2♠ and Thiemer bet another 135,000. Dick again called and the 5♥ fell on the river. Thiemer then fired out 360,000.
Dick began shouting at Thiemer in German before being reminded by the table to speak only English when involved in the hand. Several minutes went by until he gathered up his chips and put them in the middle.
Thiemer tapped the felt and turned over J♦8♦ for a bluff. Dick slammed down K♣K♦ as he took the massive pot.
Jonas Hagström checked the 9♥5♦J♠6♥ turn from middle position to Jorge Manzur Duarte in the cutoff. Manzur Duarte had 144,000 in his stack, which he shoved into the pot of 175,000.
Hagström spent some minutes in the tank before flicking in a calling chip with the covering stack.
Jorge Manzur Duarte: 4♠4♥
Jonas Hagström: A♥A♣
Hagström had an enormous lead, but the 4♣ river saw Manzur Duarte hit one of his two outs to double up and leave Hagstrom, who could barely believe what had just happened, with less than 20 big blinds.
Simone Andrian three-bet to 59,000 on the button and Pavel Svach four-bet to 105,000 in middle position. Andrian called and they went heads-up to the 7♥4♠K♣ flop.
Svach bet 65,000 and Andrian called. The 6♣ turn was checked through to the A♥ river, where Svach bet another 75,000. Andrian quickly called.
Svach turned over A♠10♣ for a rivered pair of aces and Andrian tossed his cards away as Svach, who has his chips stacked up in alternating colors between the blue 25,000 chips and yellow 5,000 chips, crossed 1,000,000.
The complete action was missed, but on a board of Q♠5♦3♣A♠ Alex Foxen had placed roughly 95,000 across the betting line from the big blind. Yannick Jobin then shoved for 307,000 from early position, and Foxen made the call.
Yannick Jobin: A♥Q♥
Alex Foxen: A♣3♠
The most action turn in the deck had improved both players to two pair, but it was Jobin with top two who looked poised to win the pot. Foxen couldn't find a magical three on the river as the 8♦ fell, and a large portion of his chips were sent over to Jobin.
"This is the slowest table in the f**king world," Patrik Jaros yelled out as David Eiselt opened for 17,000 in early position.
"You're the slowest person at the table," another tablemate countered. Jaros called in the small blind, as did Lars Kamphues in the big blind. Eiselt then continued for 19,000 on the 7♥10♠K♣ flop and Jaros called.
Kamphues raised to 55,000 and both opponents called. The 6♣ turn was then checked down and the J♥ fell on the river. Jaros then led out for 165,000 and Kamphues quickly folded, while Eiselt took a few minutes until he also released his hand as Jaros took the pot.
Michal Skala had put in his final 110,000 on the button and was looked up by Tomas Krivsky in the big blind.
Michal Skala: 9♠9♦
Tomas Krivsky: K♥K♣
No nine came on the 8♥Q♣6♦Q♠A♥ board. Skala was eliminated by Krivsky's higher pocket pair and he quickly headed to the exit.
Aliaksandr Shylko had made it 16,000 under the gun when Daniel Koloszar three-bet to 52,000 on the button. Shylko spent a few minutes in the tank before popping in a four-bet to 120,000.
Koloszar then jammed all in for 400,000, seeing Shylko instantly muck as he forfeited the pot.
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