Break it up

The break seems to have revitalised our players' fighting spirit as within moments of sititng back down, Mariusz Chrusciel and Luboš Galuška set their chips to work - and the Pole exited in 3rd.

Chrusciel had been the short stack for much of the final table, keeping things tighter than his opponents and refusing to change gears despite the aggressive surroundings.

His play earned him a €14,000 pay day, nonetheless, and sends us to a heads-up contest between local players Galuška and Radoslav Průcha.

The final hand of his PPT adventure was A♣10♠, which couldn't find the help it needed to beat Galuška's 2♠2♦.