The action folded all the way around to Jamila von Perger and she pushed forward a raise to 60,000, which covered the remaining few big blinds of Frederik Jensen one seat over. Jensen glanced at the first card and nodded, checked the second card and eventually called it off.
Frederik Jensen:
Jamila von Perger:
While Jensen flopped a pair on , von Perger regained the lead with the turn and the last of three former EPT Main Event champions on Day 2 was sent to the rail in 8th place for �6,460.
Down to only 37,000, Grzegorz Derkowski moved all in from late position and [Removed:179] on the button moved all in over the top to isolate successfully.
Grzegorz Derkowski:
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The flop gave Derkowski a massive sweat for a comeback, however the turn and river were both blanks to see Derkowski join the rail in 9th place for �4,890.
Out of the small blind, Toni Vardjavand raised to 26,000 and [Removed:179] called to see a flop of . Vardjavand continued for 16,000 and Henning called before the second barrel on the turn was worth 55,000, Henning called.
The on the river slowed down the start-of-the-day chip leader and he checked, which prompted Henning to move all in for around 170,000. That was good enough to avoid a showdown, as Vardjavand let to go to lose further ground.
Martin Wendt raised to 23,000 from early position and Andre Haneberg called in the hijack. On the flop, Wendt checked and called a bet of 12,000 before doing so again for 26,000 on the turn. Wendt checked the third street in a row on the river and Haneberg made it 58,000 to go.
Wendt quickly tossed in a single chip for the call and Haneberg mucked instantly.
Grzegorz Derkowski defended his big blind against a raise by Haneberg the next hand and check-called a bet of 16,000 on the flop. Derkowski's check on the turn triggered a bet of 225,000 by Haneberg and Derkowski folded.
Adnan Dizdarevic moved all in for 10 big blinds soon after and flashed .
Toni Vardjavand raised to 25,000 from the cutoff and Andre Haneberg in the small blind carefully put together a three-bet to 73,000. Vardjavand let go and the pot was sent to Haneberg.
Soon after, Martin Wendt opened to 23,000 and Vardjavand called from one seat over. The duo checked the flop and the turn before Wendt bet a blank river to force a quick fold from Vardjavand.
Andre Haneberg raised to 18,000 from early position and Martin Wendt defended his big blind. On the flop, both players checked and Wendt check-called a small delayed continuation bet on the turn. Wendt then checked the on the river and Haneberg made it 22,500 to go.
Wendt called and mucked as soon as he was shown for a pair of aces by Haneberg.
Grzegorz Derkowski moved all in for 95,000 in the first hand of the unofficial final table and claimed the blinds and antes.
Martin Wendt raised to 16,500 and flashed after all opponents folded.
Adnan Dizdarevic pushed from the small blind the next hand and won the pot, he also pushed from the button one hand later and claimed the blinds and antes.
, von Perger regained the lead with the 
turn and the last of three former EPT Main Event champions on Day 2 was sent to the rail in 8th place for �6,460.
flop gave Derkowski a massive sweat for a comeback, however the 
turn and 
river were both blanks to see Derkowski join the rail in 9th place for �4,890.![[Removed:179]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. Vardjavand continued for 16,000 and Henning called before the second barrel on the 
turn was worth 55,000, Henning called.
flop, Wendt checked and called a bet of 12,000 before doing so again for 26,000 on the 
turn. Wendt checked the third street in a row on the 
river and Haneberg made it 58,000 to go.
flop. Derkowski's check on the 
turn triggered a bet of 225,000 by Haneberg and Derkowski folded.
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flop and the 
flop, both players checked and Wendt check-called a small delayed continuation bet on the 
after all opponents folded.