Justin Steinbrenner came along from the small blind and Omer Gabay shoved his last 550,000 into the middle from the big blind. Steinbrenner called and Gabay was at risk.
Omer Gabay: 
Justin Steinbrenner: 
The board ran out 
and Steinbrenner flopped a set of nines to knock Gabay out of the tournament.
Hossein Ensan 
limped in the small blind and Dimitar Danchev 
raised in the big blind to 90,000.
Hossein called, and then check-called 50,000 on the 
flop.
The turn was the 
and Ensan bet 80,000. Danchev called.
The river was the 
. Ensan checked and Danchev used a time bank before checking behind, winning the pot to move above 1,500,000.
The action kicked off with a raise from under the gun by Duco ten Haven and Symeon Alexandridis was the only caller out of the big blind. Following the 
flop, Alexandridis checked and then called a bet worth 50,000 by Ten Haven.
The very same action repeated on the turn for 265,000 and Alexandridis also checked the 
on the river. Ten Haven now pushed all-in for 600,000 and that sent Alexandridis into a brief tank. Without using a time bank, Alexandridis called then called.
Ten Haven vaulted out of his chair in disgust, revealing the 
for a busted draw.
Alexandridis tabled the 
and then briefly celebrated away from the table before stacking all the chips.
Ezequiel Waigel had previously lost a big portion of his chips and was then involved in a three-bet pot on the button, facing resistance by Robert Heidorn out of the small blind. They headed to the 
flop on which Heidorn moved all-in.
Waigel had around 90,000 behind and used several time bank extensions on a pay jump. He then called it off and the cards were turned over.
Ezequiel Waigel: 
Robert Heidorn: 
The turn left Waigel with eight outs to a straight and he missed them all on the river to bust in 32nd place.
Dimitar Danchev raised to 50,000 and Dawid Kuliberda three-bet to 150,000 from the hijack.
Carl Shaw four-bet all in for 490,000 from the button. Danchev folded and Kuliberda called.
Carl Shaw:
Dawid Kuliberda: 
The flop 
gave Kuliberda an open-ended straight draw, and the turn brought the .
The river saw Kuliberda spike a pair and elimianted Shaw.
Elvis Petcu shoved his last 110,000 from the cutoff and Leonardo Romeo looked him up from the button. The blinds folded and action was heads up with Petcu at risk.
Elvis Petcu:
Leonardo Romeo: 
The board ran out 
and Romeo made a set of fives to knock Petcu out of the tournament.
Antoine Saout raised it up from the cutoff and George Chiriac then three-bet to 175,000 in the big blind. The four-bet shove by Saout for around 550,000 followed and Chiriac instantly called.
Antoine Saout:
George Chiriac: 
The flop improved Saout while Chiriac picked up an open-ender. Instead, he improved to the superior set on the turn and the river ended Saout's run in 34th place.
Duco ten Haven earned a fortunate split pot against Valentino Konakchiev when a dominated queen saw the board pair once more.
Soon after, Ten Haven raised to 60,000 from the small blind and Osman Aksu called from the big blind. Ten Haven led the flop for 40,000 and Aksu jammed for 370,000. The Dutchman used two time bank extensions and called.
Osman Aksu: 
Duco ten Haven:
The turn bricked but the river improved Aksu to a flush.
Luigi Shehadeh raised to 50,000 on the button. Dimitar Danchev three-bet all in for 587,000 from the big blind and Shehadeh called.
Luigi Shehadeh: 
Dimitar Danchev:
The board came and Danchev doubled up.
Demetrio Caminita raised from under the gun and then called the shove by the table short stack Jelle Moene for the last 200,000 from one seat over.
Jelle Moene:
Demetrio Caminita:
The 
board provided none of the overcards and Moene doubled.
"Lucky banana," Alexandre Amiel remarked in table chat and Moene grinned back, then nodded.
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