Charlie Carrel defended the big blind against Stoyan Madanzhiev and check-called a bet worth 900 on the 
flop. The 
on the turn was checked and Carrel then led the 
river for 6,100. Madanzhiev gave it some thought before raising to 20,000 and a rather surprised Carrel snap-folded to drop below the starting stack.
Georgi Sandev was at risk for just 9,800 and tabled the 
in showdown. Nicola D'Anselmo looked him up with the 
and the board ran out 
for Sandev to double.
Abbas Moradi had raised to 1,200 from the early position and PokerStars Online Qualifier Matyas Klimko three-bet shoved on his left. The action folded back to Moradi who asked for a count. The dealer confirmed the shove was for 17,800. Moradi took some time and then made the call.
Matyas Klimko: 
Abbas Moradi: 
Almost the whole table was cheering for an ace to keep the friendly qualifier in the tournament.
The flop came 
which wasn't the ace but it did give Klimko some extra outs to double up as he picked up the wheel draw.
The turn was the 
which didn't help Klimko and neither did the 
on the river to send the young Hungarian player out of the tournament.
Terry Jordon in the under-the-gun position, Vivian Saliba in the hijack, and Karolis Sereika in the cutoff were in a pot with Saliba all-in with a chance to triple up to 11,700 while Jordon and Sereika were playing for the side pot of 5,200.
The flop came down with the 
, Jordon check-called the 3,500 bet of Sereika.
They both checked through the on the turn to the 
. Jordon cut out some chips and then bet 9,000. Sereika considered it for a few seconds and then folded.
"You win," Jordon said to Saliba before showing the 
.
Saliba turned over the 
for the split pot.
Thomas Vieth and Teun Mulder tangled in a three-bet pot in which the latter checked the 
flop. Vieth bet 3,500 and Mulder called. Both then checked the 
on the turn and Mulder bet the 
river for 8,000.
Vieth tapped the table in defeat and sent the cards into the muck. He then remarked "you didn't have the nuts," to which Mulder shook his head.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
After the completion of Level 6, the tournament screens show 283 players out of 396 entries remaining. The Day 1a field has already surpassed the size from the last edition and it will grow further in the final four levels.
For now, all players are on a 75-minute dinner break and will return at approximately 7.45pm local time.
Following a completed board of 
, Christophe Panetti in the big blind bet 8,000 into a pot of around 17,000. That sent Santiago Plante into a brief tank and he eventually made the call.
Panetti shrugged and rolled over the 
for a bluff, which Plante had beat with the to further increase his already impressive stack.
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