On the heads-up flop of 
, Salvatore Camarda in the big blind check-raised a bet of [Removed:431] in the under-the-gun position to 4,100 and the German called. Camarda then bet the 
turn for 5,400 and picked up a call before leading the 
river for 20,000.
Steinfeuer only had 16,000 behind and reluctantly tossed in a single chip for the call. Camarda rolled over 
for top two pair and Steinfeuer mucked.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Waldemar Kopyl raised to 800 from early position and was called by Michael Schulze, in mid-position, and [Removed:179], in the big blind.
They all checked through the 
to the 
on the turn. Henning checked, Kopyl bet 1,500, Schulze folded. Henning raised to 5,200 and Kopyl needed a few seconds to make a decision. After some time he called.
The 
on the river completed the board, now Henning bet 7,500. Kopyl looked at Henning a few times and then folded.
Angelo Benedetto raised to 700 from the cutoff and was called by Pavel Sytau in the big blind. The flop came 
and Benedetto bet 1,100. Sytau quickly folded so the pot was sent Benedetto's way. He will be looking to climb his way back up in the chip counts.
Until the three-way turn of 
, there were around 9,500 in the middle and Daniel Montagnolli bet 6,500 out of the small blind. Andrey Andreev called from early position, as did [Removed:19] on the button. The 
on the river paired the board and the action checked to Sokolovskiy, who moved all in.
Montagnolli asked for a count and reluctantly called after it was deemed to be for 17,225. Sokolovskiy tried to muck his cards but had to flip over for a busted straight draw as it was an all in showdown. Montagnolli won the pot with 
and Andreev said he would have called if the Austrian had folded.
The board read 
and the pot already contained about 39,000 in it. Steven Rohr had checked from the big blind but Frederik Jensen had shoved for about 33,000 from the cutoff. Rorh tanked and looked at the board again. He checked his cards again and then eventually folded but showed he had 
. Jensen didn't show and just stacked the chips from the pot the dealer pushed to him.
Salvatore Camarda raised from under the gun and called a three-bet by Jonas Wohlgemuth in the cutoff to create a pot 4,000 to the flop of 
. Camarda checked and Wohlgemuth bet 2,100, which the Italian check-raised to 5,800. Wohlgemuth was having none of it and reraised to 12,100, and despite asking for the stack size of his opponent, Camarda opted to fold.
Aleksandar Tomovic raised to 825 from the hijack and was called by Peter Jaksland, in the cutoff, the player in the small blind and Hamza Miri in the big blind.
The flop came 
on which both the small blind and Miri checked. Tomovic bet 1,500, Jaksland quickly folded and so did the player in the small blind. Miri needed some time to consider his option but then decided to call.
The turn brought them the 
to complete the straight and the flush draw on the board. Miri quickly checked, Tomovic looked at the board again, took a moment and then bet 3,400. Miri tanked, stared at Tomovic and the board but then folded.
Peyman Luth busted before the break while the stack of Vedran Mandic was doubled, and other new faces in the competition include Waldemar Kopyl, 2017 WSOP International Circuit Rozvadov ring winner Jan Timo Jobmann, Söhnke Jahn, Jay Tse and Toni Vardjavand.
Said Hossein Madani was eliminated by Armen Akopjan and re-entered.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
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