Jack Sinclair raised to 40,000 from under the gun and Wojciech Szczytkowski flat-called from the cutoff. Antonio Buonanno also called out of the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Buonanno and Sinclair both checked. Szczytkowski bet 40,000 and Buonanno called. Sinclair then check-raised to 125,000 and both of his opponents folded.
Jerwin Pasco opened to 30,000 from under the gun and Patrik Jaros flat-called in the cutoff.
The dealer spread the 
flop and Pasco led for 25,000. Jaros jammed for 245,000, and Pasco let go of his hand to concede the pot.
Paul Fischill checked to Radoslav Stoyanov on a flop of 
and Stoyanov bet 30,000 from the button. Fischill, in the cutoff, called and they saw a turn of 
.
Fischill checked again and Stoyanov bet another 110,000. Fischill again called as the river paired the board with the 
.
Fischill checked once more and this time Stoyanov checked behind. And he was thankful he did, because Fischill opened up 
for the flopped set that turned into a full house on the river.
Three-handed on a flop of 
, action checked to Michael Pinto in middle position and he bet 80,000. Joris Ruijs folded the small blind, but Kayhan Mokri called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 
turn before the 
appeared on the river.
"Two hundred thousand," Mokri announced, splashing a bet into the pot. Pinto used a time bank card before calling and Mokri turned over 
for jack-high. Pinto took the pot with 
.
"It was convincing. Not convincing enough," Pinto said as he raked in the chips.
"I'll get it next time. I was so sure I was going to hit a nine," Mokri replied as the two players shared a laugh.
Marcelo Simoes opened the action from early position to 30,000 and it folded around to Scott Margereson in the big blind who made the call.
The flop came 
, Margereson checked and Simoes continued for 25,000. Margereson took a moment before check-raising to 75,000 and Simoes quickly called.
On the 
turn both players checked their options. The 
completed the board and Margereson bet 75,000. Simoes used a time bank card before raising to 150,000. Margereson looked perplexed but eventually tossed in a chip for the call. Simoes rolled over 
for a bluff and Margereson tabled for the winning hand.
Stephen Kehoe and Ibrahim Aksu saw the turn on a board of 
when Kehoe bet 25,000 from under the gun.
Aksu came back with a raise to 110,000 and Kehoe used a time bank before calling. The river came the 
and Kehoe checked.
Aksu then slid forward a stack of chips to put Kehoe all in for his last 190,000, and Kehoe used another time bank before calling to put himself at risk.
Aksu showed for just ace-high and Kehoe had 
for two pair, fives and threes, to earn the double up.
Patrik Jaros had opened the two previous hands before a third where he raised to 30,000 from under the gun and Jerwin Pasco three-bet to 90,000 from the button. Jaros called when the action folded around.
Jaros checked on the flop of and Pasco checked back. The turn brought the 
and Jaros led out with a bet of 90,000. Pasco called.
Jaros checked on the river and Pacso checked back. Jaros was first to show and held 
for ace-high, which was no good against the 
of Pasco with top pair.
Jaros shook his head in apparent frustration at the opponent's preflop move and tossed in his cards.
Kayhan Mokri reraised to 60,000 from the big blind over the top of an early position raise by Gabriel Moura before Moura four-bet to 345,000. Mokri then shoved all in and Moura called for around 650,000 more, creating a massive pot.
Gabriel Moura:
Kayhan Mokri:
The flop was no help to the at-risk player, while the 
on the turn improved Mokri to a full house and left Moura drawing dead. The appeared on the river too late for Moura and he made his exit, while Mokri, the overnight chip leader, is now up to around 2,500,000.
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