It was unclear how the chips went in, but David Sierra Merino was all in and at risk preflop for 132,500 from the button with 
and Thomas Lefort in early position had the 
. The board came 
and Merino doubled.
Yang Zhang opened from the hijack and then called the shove of a short-stacked Vlado Banicevic, who had only about 30,000.
Banicevic: 
Zhang: 
The board ran out dead for both and the ace-high stood.
At a neighboring table, Yosuke Sekiya lost his remaining chips.
Two short stacks clashed in Renjun Yang from under the gun and Patrick Leonard on the button. Leonard had around 45,000 and was at risk with 
, while Yang had the 
with the dominating kicker.
The board came 
and the kicker played to eliminate Leonard.
Marton Czuczor led out for 64,000 in a battle of the blinds with Thomas Muehloecker on fourth street. The 
was on the felt, and Muehloecker called after some consideration. On the 
river, Czuczor shoved all in for 125,500. Muehloecker asked if Czuczor would show one if he folded. Czuczor said nothing and the Austrian did eventually fold.
The other players desperately tried to get Czuczor to show a bluff, and he eventually allowed them to flip one card: 
. Everyone concluded it was surely a bluff.
"You're a very brave man, doing this against Tom," Matas Cimbolas said.
After a four-bet pot preflop between Ramin Hajiyev and Sergei Petrushevskii that saw both players invest 80,000, the flop came 
and Petrushevskii quickly shoved.
"I was hoping for ace or king on the flop to make it an easy fold," Hajiyev said, then let go.
His opponent asked "you folded jacks?" before flashing his 
.
On a neighboring table, Piotr Franczak shoved for around 75,000 from the cutoff with the 
and Richard Toth called in the big blind for slightly less with . The flop of 
gave Franczak the nut flush, making both the turn and 
river meaningless.
A pot of just over 100,000 emerged on the feature table with the turn showing 
and Friedrich Meyer shoved for 95,000. Martin Kabrhel called and Meyer was in bad shape.
Friedrich Meyer:
Martin Kabrhel:
The magic 
on the river let Meyer jump out of the chair and take a quick walk to the rail before returning to stack his chips after the big double up.
Laszlo Bujtas moved all in for his last 46,000 and the action folded all the way around to Scott Margereson, who quickly called.
Bujtas had the and Margereson took the flip with 
. The flop improved Bujtas, but the turn left the Hungarian drawing dead. A meaningless on the river was just a formality and Bujtas headed to the rail.
In the cutoff, Stefan Fabian, one of the bubble double players from the end of Day 2, opened to 12,000 from the cutoff. Andrea Rocci shoved from one seat over for what looked like 100,000 and the action folded back to Fabian. He didn't even ask for a count, but called instantly.
Andrea Rocci: 
Stefan Fabian:
The board ran out 
and Rocci was eliminated.
Benjamin Philipps opened for a raise under the gun and got three-bet to 31,000 by the cutoff. Philipps jammed in return and his opponent tanked awhile before putting the 98,500 in.
Philipps:
Cutoff: 
The aces held as 
rolled off the deck.
Sebanien Garrosi jammed on the button for 39,000 and Salvatore Bonavena put him at risk in the big blind.
Garrosi: 
Bonavena:
The 
flop contained the deuce Garrosi was dreading and he found no salvation on the last two streets.
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