As confirmed by Wilhelm Isaak and Boris Kuzmanovic, the former had flopped trips treys with 
on a 
flop only for Jack O'Neill to look him up with 
for the superior kicker. Isaak found no help on turn and river to depart from the tournament.
Victor Bogdanov raised to 4,500 from the under-the-gun position and he was three-bet by Dutchman Teun Mulder who bet 15,000. It folded back to Bogdanov who flicked in a call and they went to the flop.
The flop fell 
and Bogdanov checked to Mulder who took the pot down with just a continuation bet of 12,500.
Anton Suarez opened to 4,500 from under the gun and received a call from his direct left. Action folded around to the small blind, who called, to put action onto Giuseppe Carbone in the big blind.
"Going fishing," said Carbone as he made the call to take postflop action four ways. The flop came 
and action checked to Carbone, who made a continuation-bet of 6,500, getting a call and a fold before action was back on Carbone. Carbone reached for chips and check-raised to 17,000, getting a fold from Suarez and a call from the last player left in the hand.
Action then went heads up to the turn 
, and both players checked to bring the river 
. Carbone fired out 25,000 and was promptly called.
Carbone tabled 
for trip jacks.
"Jacks!" said Carbone enthusiastically with some oomph. His enthusiasm turned to a chuckle: "See? I told you I was going fishing!" he added and raked in the pot.
Andreas Klatt had been all in for 23,500 out of the small blind already and Jimmy Guerrero in late position called. Dan Serban Borlan on the button now moved all in and Guerrero almost immediately asked if he was covered. Some small talk followed and Guerrero eventually called.
Andreas Klatt: 
Jimmy Guerrero: 
Dan Serban Borlan: 
The 
flop changed nothing yet but the 
turn improved Borlan to a pair of aces, the 
river officially secured the double knockout.
After the hand was over, Borlan said "I wasn't expecting kings after all that."
The cards of Bjorn Kozenkai were already in the muck as he headed out of the tournament area and was called back by Ranno Sootla and the dealer, as he had chips left. Kozenkai had ran into flopped trips and a rivered full house by Sootla, who held 
in the blinds on a board of 
.
Kozenkai has 15 big blinds at his disposal for a possible comeback.
Pierrick Burban went all in for his last 5,000 in the hijack and action made its way around to Adrian Mateos, who called from the big blind.
Pierrick Burban: 
Adrian Mateos: 
It appeared as if Burban was going to get a double until the board ran out 
, giving Mateos a backdoor straight that sent Burban to the rail.
"It's okay," he said with a smile as he left the tournament area.
A five-way pot was checked through on the 
flop and 
turn. Joe Mouawad then bet the 
river for 14,000 and big stack Lin Ruida was the only caller. Mouawad tabled 
for the nuts and raked in the pot.
Vivian Im raised with the 
over on the feature table and was called two ways including big stack Bart Lybaert with the 
. Lybaert flopped a set on 
and just called a continuation bet of 6,000 by Im, who then made it 13,000 to go on the turn. Again Lybaert just called and Im then hit the river for her straight.
She bet 37,000 with very few chips behind and Lybaert folded his set.
The cards of Alin Grasu were already in the muck as Luke Haward scooped the pot with for aces up on a 
board.
According to Dietrich Fast, Grasu had been all-in with 
and one diamond to end up drawing dead on the turn.
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