Simone Maglianella raised to 2,500 and was called by Alice Sicconi in the small blind and Martin Kabrhel out of the big blind. The action checked to Maglianella on the 
flop and he bet 3,000. Sicconi check-raised to 10,000 and Kabrhel folded.
Maglianella had other plans and reraised to 22,500 in order to force out Sicconi eventually.
Clement Richez opened from middle position for 2,500. Directly on his left, Ramon Colillas three-bet to 7,500 from the hijack. Action folded back to Richez who made the call.
The flop was 
. Richez checked, and Colillas continued for 12,000. Richez check-called.
The turn brought the , and Richez checked again. Colillas checked back when the top card paired.
The river brought the connecting 
. Richez led for 18,000. Colillas went into the tank for about two minutes. He chose to raise the river to 73,000, a large portion of what Richez had left.
Richez went into an agonizing tank of his own. After three minutes or so, he decided to let it go and ship Colillas the pot.
In a battle of the blinds, a single-raised pot between Benjamin Spragg and Pedro Marques ended up checking down the entire 
board. Marques revealed the 
and Spragg mucked.
"Well played," Parker Talbot joked as he was checking on the fellow PokerStars ambassador while on break in a Hyper Side Event. "Thank you mate," Spragg grinned back and then bumped fists with Marques.
With 18,800 in the middle and the flop showing 
, the action checked to Javier Gomez Zapatero on the button. He made it 5,500 to go and Kassem Hammoud sent his cards into the muck rather swiftly.
The Spaniard claimed the pot and moved to more than three times the current average as one of the biggest stacks in the room.
Further assorted counts can be found below.
On a heads-up river of 
, Justin Steinbrenner checked out of the big blind. Eldiyar Janiev on the button made it 7,500 to call and Steinbrenner made the call.
Janiev exposed the 
, which Steinbrenner had beat holding 
for trips queens. Earlier this year, the Costa Rica based German poker player finished 13th in the rescheduled edition of the 2021 EPT Prague Main Event.
Sam Greenwood opened from under the gun to 2,600 and found a caller in Alice Sicconi two seats to his left. In the big blind, Simone Maglianella three-bet to 13,500. Greenwood called, but Sicconi let her hand go.
The flop came out 
. Maglianella continued for 7,500. Greenwood was going nowhere, he made the call.
The turn showed up the . Maglianella bet again, this time for 11,000. Once more, Greenwood called.
The river fell the 
, pairing the board. The price was going way up as Maglianella bet 55,000.
"That's a big bet," said Greenwood. After about a minute of thinking, though, he put in the call.
Maglianella winced as he turned over 
. Greenwood showed 
for top pair with the nut-flush blocker.
"Is this your brother?" asked Martin Kabrhel. "Congratulations."
Boris Kuzmanovic was all-in for a mere 9,000 and looked up by Namhyung Kim from the next seat.
The Croatian was at risk with the and faced the suited undercards in . On a board of 
, Kim got there to knock out Kuzmanovic.
On his way out of the tournament area, he mentioned to have previously "lost kings to the aces of Julien Sitbon for heaps".
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Heads-up to the 
turn, Conor Beresford faced a bet worth 15,000 by Samir Nacer and went into a brief tank. He then pushed all-in with the superior stack and Nacer tanked for 30 seconds before folding the 
for a gutshot and flush draw.
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