Around 135,000 were in the middle as the flop showed 
and Alessio Di Cesare ended up all-in and at risk for 324,000 against big stack Luke Marsh.
Alessio Di Cesare: 
Luke Marsh: 
Di Cesare had the best of it heading into the showdown and held up on the 
turn and 
river to put a dent into the big stack of Marsh.
After a raise and a call, Bryn Kenney three-bet to 41,000 in the small blind. Petr Hlavacek four-bet shoved his last 105,000 from the big blind, the two other players folded, and Kenney quickly called.
Petr Hlavacek: 
Bryn Kenney: 
The 
board remained low for Hlavacek, who collected some much-needed chips.
Shortly after, at another table, Vitaly Karayvan lost his final chips to Stefan Egermann to leave the field with 115.
Dinesh Alt has taken a hit to his stack after he raised and called the three-bet shove of Dominykas Mikolaitis for 84,000.
Alt was ahead preflop with 
versus 
but Mikolaitis got there on the 
runout.
Giuseppe Zarbo opened the action with a raise to 12,000 and he was called by Sorin Flutur from one seat over. Vojtech Ruzicka moved all in for 63,000 and was called both ways. On the 
flop both remaining active players checked to see the turn on which Zarbo check-folded to a bet.
Vojtech Ruzicka: 
Sorin Flutur: 
Ruzicka had two overcards and the flush draw but the 
river was not what he was looking for.
Earlier on the stream, both Orpen Kisacikoglu 
and Xiaqing Ji 
saw a flop of 
. Kisacikoglu checked and Ji bet 15,000. The Turk check-raised to 45,000 and Ji then re-raised to 125,000.
Kisacikoglu tanked before shoving for 427,000 and Ji eventually folded.
A short while later, Ionut Voinea opened 
to 11,000 and Kisacikoglu called on the button. Ji was in the big blind with 
and opted to three-bet to 45,000.
Voinea four-bet all in for 132,000 and Ji called.
The 
flop improved Voinea to a set and there were no worries on the runout as Voinea doubled up.
The cards of Wei Tso were already in the muck and the table confirmed that he had turned a flush with 
on a board of . However, Luigi Shehadeh had the best of it with 
for aces full and boosted his stack to more than half a million.
Diego Zeiter was spotted all-in and at risk with the and Alessio Di Cesare had him covered, but tabled the inferior pocket pair in 
.
The board came 
and the six on the flop propelled Di Cesare in the lead, which he kept until the end.
A short-stacked Ran Azor was preflop called by both Roman Herold and Vasileios Tsaknis. The active pair checked it down postflop during the 
rundown.
All three players tabled high cards on showdown: for Herold, for Azor and , the winner, for Tsaknis who celebrated the win with a loud "Yes!".
Kalidou Sow got his short stack of around 60,000 in from the button and Stanislav Koleno made the call in the big blind.
Sow's 
faced the of Koleno and he picked up some equity on the flop. However, the turn and 
river brought no help to the PokerStars ambassador and he was eliminated in the first level of the day.
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