Hossein Ensan had limp-raised under the gun when Bernd Gleissner moved in his stack of 78,000 from the small blind. Ensan instantly called, putting Gleissner at risk.
Bernd Gleissner: 5♠5♥4♥4♣ 
Hossein Ensan: A♠A♣J♦3♦
Ensan flopped top set on A♦2♠7♦. Gleissner had a straight draw to work with, but the 9♥7♥ runout did not provide him with a wheel, sending him to an early exit.
In a pot of 45,000, Leonid Yanovski raised all in from the hijack on the 3♦Q♠5♦8♠ turn for about 200,000. Small blind Shamil Patel snapped him off, putting Yanovski at risk.
Leonid Yanovski: A♦J♦5♥3♠
Shamil Patel: Q♥Q♣10♠6♠
Yanovski's flush draw did not come in on the 4♣ river, seeing Patel's top set hold for the knockout.
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Level: 4
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Marcus Dieleman, Nikolaos Lampropoulos, and Erik Friberg were involved in a 30,000 pot on the 10♦3♥Q♥7♠ turn. Dieleman bet 20,000 from the big blind, and was called by Lampropoulos in the cutoff and Friberg on the button.
The trio then checked through the K♦ river. Lampropoulos tabled K♥Q♦7♥3♦ for the winning two pair, and the remaining eight cards in play were added to the muck.
Nikolaos Lampropoulos had three-bet to 40,000 from the small blind, which Shamil Patel reraised to 110,000 in the hijack.
Lampropoulos tossed in a call, but he quickly check-folded when Patel bet 75,000 on the A♠6♠5♠ flop.
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