Martin Kabrhel limped under the gun before Ottomar Ladva raised to 300,000 in the hijack. When the action returned to Kabrhel, he moved all in, and Ladva called.
Ottomar Ladva: A♦Q♣ 
Martin Kabrhel: J♥J♣
The 8♥Q♥8♣ flop saw Ladva pull ahead, and the 7♦ turn followed by the 6♠ river confirmed his double up.
The remaining players are taking a 15-minute break.
Picking up A♥K♥, Rodrigo Seiji raised to 120,000 in early position. Ever-active, Martin Kabrhel three-bet to 295,000 on the button, holding A♠3♣.
When the action returned to Seiji, he moved all in for 1,475,000, and Kabrhel snap-folded.
This time holding 6♠2♠, Martin Kabrhel opened to 120,000 in the hijack. Ivan Luca chose to fight back, three-betting to 300,000 with A♣10♥ from the cutoff.
Kabrhel then used his one-time Winner Showdown card, which forced Luca to reveal his hand.
Holding 8♥5♦, Martin Kabrhel opened to 120,000 on the button.
Both the small and big blinds folded, seeing Kabrhel pick up the blinds unchallenged.
The tournament is now on the direct money bubble.
Here is a look at the chip counts.
Rafael Moraes moved a tower of chips into the middle blind versus blind. The bet signalled more than Kelvin Kerber had in his stack.
Kerber took a look at his cards and committed his remaining 475,000.
Kelvin Kerber: 9♠9♦
Rafael Moraes: J♠6♣
The deck favoured Moraes on this occasion, as the 8♣10♦K♣Q♣9♥ board saw him river a straight to eliminate Kerber.
Level: 18
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Martin Kabrhel limped on the button, and Ottomar Ladva checked his option in the big blind.
Ladva checked again the 5♣8♦3♣ flop before Kabrhel bet 50,000. Ladva then put in a check-raise to 175,000, which Kabrhel called.
The turn brought the Q♠, and Ladva continued for 175,000. Again, Kabrhel called.
Ladva fired one final bullet on the 5♦ river, this time for 650,000.
After careful consideration, Kabrhel called.
Ladva tabled 6♥4♣ for a six-bluff. Kabrhel tabled K♥8♥, to win the pot.
Rafael Moraes moved all in from the hijack, and Andre Akkari called.
Rafael Moraes: 10♠9♠
Andre Akkari: A♦Q♦
The 7♠10♦6♠ was a dreamy flop for Moraes, who improved to a straight on the J♥ turn.
The river 5♣ bore no effect, seeing Moraes double up.
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