Martin Kabrhel raised to 80,000 on the button, and Rafael Moraes defended his big blind.
When Kabrhel continued for 40,000 on the K♥4♠5♣ flop, Moraes check-raised all in for 360,000, and Kabrhel called.
Rafael Moraes: J♦5♦ 
Martin Kabrhel: 8♥6♦
The A♥ turn and 10♥ river were clean for Moraes, seeing his double.
The action folded to Andre Akkari in the small blind, who opted to fold.
Daniel De Almeida flipped his own cards over slowly to see what he had. Q♥Q♦ was the revealed hand.
Seeing a raise to 80,000 ahead of him, Thiago Crema moved all in for 160,000. When the action folded to Rodrigo Seiji in the big blind, he four-bet to 300,000, which saw the back of the original raiser.
Thiago Crema: A♠10♠
Rodrigo Seiji: A♥J♣
There wasn't much of a sweat for either player, as the 3♠9♠2♠ flop saw Seiji drawing dead, and Crema guaranteed a double up.
The 10♣ turn and 6♦ river completed the board as a formality.
Level: 16
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Rodrigo Seiji moved all in on the button for 630,000, and Martin Kabrhel called in the big blind.
Rodrigo Seiji: 3♥3♣
Martin Kabrhel: J♦10♦
The runout was clean for Seiji, as the dealer spread a 9♦9♣4♣6♠2♦ board, seeing Seiji double up.
The remaining players are taking a 15-minute break.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 60,000 on the button, and only Rafael Moraes called in the big blind.
The dealer spread a 5♣Q♦A♦ flop, on which Moraes checked, Kabrhel bet 30,000, and Moraes called.
Moraes checked again on the 7♥ turn, and Kabrhel put out a more substantial bet of 200,000. Again, Moraes called.
The Q♣ river completed the board, and when Moraes checked for a third time, Kabrhel slid a tower of chips into the middle, setting Moraes all in.
Moraes took his time, ultimately choosing to fold.
The hand wasn't done yet, though, as Moraes used his one-time Winner Showdown card, which forced Kabrhel to reveal his hand.
The result? 6♠4♣, good for six-high.
Ottomar Ladva raised to 60,000 on the button with 8♦7♦, which saw Andre Akkari respond with a three-bet to 210,000 from the big blind, holding A♠A♦. Ladva called.
Akkari continued for 140,000 on the K♣Q♦9♦ flop, and Ladva called again.
Akkari turned the heat up on the 2♣ turn, putting 425,000 into the middle. This was enough to see Ladva relinquish his flush draw, as he returned his cards to the dealer.
Ivan Luca moved all in for 315,000, and Daniel De Almeida called to put him at risk.
Ivan Luca: Q♦J♦
Daniel De Almeida: A♥J♥
The K♦3♦K♣ flop offered Luca a flush draw before the 10♣ turn gave him a straight draw too.
It was the latter that came in, as the 9♠ river gave Luca a full double up.
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