After a lull in the action, Sasa Budak was the man to exit in 7th as his short stack could stand the 15,000/30,000 blinds plus 3,000 ante no more.Alexander Freund had raised from the button with A8o and made a cheap call when Badak (pictured) shoved from the big blind with K♠6♠.
The flop looked harmless enough, bringing 4♥Q♣7♣, and the A♥ on the turn ended the shorter stack's hopes of survival.
Freund had earlier been chasing another scalp in ParadisePoker qualifier Dawid Czatkowski, but the young Pole came up trumps after shoving in the blind battle with J♦10♦.
Committed to the pot following a pre-flop raise, his Austrian rival got no help as the dealer flipped a 9♦7♦10♥-2♠-3♠ board to double Czatkowski through.
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