Enrique Rodriguez Cabanillas and Theodore McQuilkin clashed with the former at risk for 60,000.
Enrique Rodriguez Cabanillas: 
Theodore McQuilkin: 
The board came 
and the queens held up for the Spaniard to leave McQuilkin short near the money bubble.
Cary Katz opened to 6,000 and Alexis Ibarrola called.
Both players checked throughout the board 
and Katz tabled 
for two pair, enough to make Ibarrola muck his hand.
Alexis Ibarrola raised to 9,500 in the cutoff and Jonas ten Cate came along from the big blind. On a 
flop, ten Cate checked and a bet of 16,500 did the trick for Ibarrola to win the pot.
The complete 
board was on the table and Mario Garrasi checked to Shannon Shorr from the hijack when there was about 200,000 in the middle already. Shorr had pushed all in, covering Garrasi and challenging him for his tournament life.
Garrasi eventually called and tabled 
but that wasn't enough against the 
of Shorr who had rivered the absolute nuts.
Shorr has one of the bigger stacks in the room now with the tournament getting closer and closer to the money while Garrasi was sent to the rail.
On a flop reading 
, Rodrigo Marques Carmo checked from the big blind and Peter Chien bet 3,000 from the button. Carmo check-raised to 10,000 and Chien stuck around with a call.
The turn came the 
and both players opted it to check it to the 
river. Carmo checked once more but Chien took a minute of reflection then threw in a bet of 15,000. Carmo snap-folded.
Dejan Kaladurdevic open-raised to 40,000 in the hijack, leaving him with only 500 behind and it folded to the small blind player who shoved. Kaladurdevic called with his last chip and the players showed their cards:
Dejan Kaladurdevic:
His opponent: 
The board gave 
, giving the winning hand to Kaladurdevic with a full house as well as the needed double up.
Viktor Ustimov raised from early position and Vikrum Mehta jammed for 51,500 out of the small blind. Ustimov gave it some thought and called.
Vikrum Mehta: 
Viktor Ustimov: 
Both flopped pair on 
and Ustimov remained supreme on the 
turn and river run out.
Joao Monte Studart opened to 7,000 from the hijack and Ramiro Petrone called from the cutoff. Valeriano Toledano Moreno three-bet shoved for about 78,000 from the small blind and Studart reshoved for 87,000. Petrone let it go.
Valeriano Toledano Moreno:
Joao Monte Studart: 
The board ran out 
and Studart stayed ahead with his pair of queens, eliminating Moreno from the tournament.
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