Level 21
: 400,000/800,000, 100,000 ante
Charlie Carrel moved all in first to act and the action folded to Martin Kabrhel in the small blind. He asked for a count and Carrel's stack was counted to be at 5.75 million. Kabrhel had less than that and tried to engage in some table talk. "Do you want to gamble Charlie?" he asked before tournament staff reminded him that he cannot talk about the hand while a third player, in this case Dominik Nitsche in the big blind, is still in the hand.
Kabrhel eventually folded, as did Nitsche. "I had big suited cards, I am wondering why I didn't call," Kabrhel added and Carrel replied "Yeah, I am wondering that, too."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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7,450,000
1,450,000
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1,450,000 |
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4,925,000
-1,700,000
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-1,700,000 |
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flop before Nitsche min-bet the 
turn for 800,000, Carrel called. The 
river was checked again and Nitsche announced king-high, then turned over 
.
, Eiler checked and Nitsche took down the pot with a continuation bet worth 2.2 million.
and both players checked. Eiler checked and subsequently called a bet of 2.5 million by Nitsche on the 
river went check, check, again.
as first player after the button. Nitsche mucked and Eiler raked in the pot.
and Kabrhel led out for 800,000. Nitsche called and the 
paired the board on the turn.
and Badziakouski checked, then called a bet of 1.5 million by Muehloecker. Once the 
turn paired the board, Badziakouski checked again and Muehloecker fired a second bet of 5.2 million to force a fold.
flop left Muehloecker with two outs and running clubs in order to avoid elimination. The 
fell on the river. Muehloecker doubled for 22.725 million and put a dent into the stack of Vogelsang, who lost the chip lead as a result.
. Hallaert completed his flush to double up at the hands of Kabrhel.
flop, Kabrhel bet 3.7 million and Eiler called before the 