Vojtech Ruzicka defended out of the blinds against Jakub Grzegorzek and check-called a bet of 175,000 on the 
flop. After the 
turn, Ruzicka checked again and a bet of 525,000 did the trick for Grzegorzek to win the pot uncontested.
Before raking in the chips, he flashed the 
for top pair, gutshot and flush draw.
Michael Soyza pushed a stack of T-100,000 chips worth 2 million forward when it was his turn to act in the small blind and Rachid Aabbadi in the big blind called all in for around 700,000.
Rachid Aabbadi: 
Michael Soyza: 
The board came 
and Soyza rivered the superior flush to eliminate Aabbadi.
"Unlucky bro," Soyza consoled his opponent and moved back up to an almost average stack.
Victor Azan was all-in for 1,135,000 from the middle position and called by Barry McGovern in the cutoff while the rest of the table folded.
Victor Azan: 
Barry McGovern: 
The board ran out 
for Azan's king-kicker to come into play to double him up.
Gisle Olsen raised from early position and was called by Hafthor Hlynsson in the small blind. On the 
flop, both stacks collided with Hlynsson at risk for around 1.5 million.
Hafthor Hlynsson: 
Gisle Olsen: 
Olsen jumped out of his chair when he saw the huge draw of Hlynsson, who somehow missed on the 
turn and 
river.
"Wow, that was exciting," Olsen exclaimed and Gregory Armand added "better than sports."
Hlynsson got up from his chair with the head shaking and slowly made his way out of the tournament area.
Andrei Popugaev was seen walking out of the tournament area with his chips now in Adam Hendrix's stack.
According to Hendrix, Popugaev shoved from under the gun for 925,000 and Hendrix called in the hijack with 
. Popugaev had 
with the board running out 
.
On a flop reading 
, Mauricio Sanchez was all in for 825,000 from the small blind. Andrea Salamone thought for a long while, then tossed in chips to call.
Mauricio Sanchez:
Andrea Salamone:
The 
turn and 
river filled up the board and Sanchez doubled up with his better kicker.
Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
In a battle of the blinds, Gregory Armand jammed into a short-stacked Alejandro Lopez Ikwat and the latter called for his last 740,000.
Alejandro Lopez Ikwat: 
Gregory Armand:
Armand asked for a nine but his wish didn't come true on a 
run out.
The roller coaster ride of Michael Soyza continues as he once more doubled after he got short. This time it was a flip with against the 
of Pasquale Braco on a board of 
.
Shortly after he lost a small pot to Rachid Chaouki and now has around 20 big blinds at his disposal.
Gregor Prizmic Martini raised to 175,000 from the cutoff and Adam Hendrix three-bet to 575,000 on the button. The blinds quickly folded and Martini responded with a four-bet to 1,200,000. Hendrix took some time and then decided to shove, having Martini covered.
Martini dived into the tank: "That good huh?" he commented. "I have a really good hand..." Hendrix did not react. "Probably not good enough, I guess," Martini added before taking some more time and then folding.
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