Action folded around to Kayhan Mokri on the button who opened for 45,000 and only Giuliano Bendinelli came along in the big blind.
On the flop of 
, Bendinelli check-called a bet of 80,000 from Mokri. The turn came the 
and Bendinelli checked again. Mokri kept the pressure on with a sizing of 210,000.
Bendinelli counted his chips, and after close to 30 seconds let his hand go, awarding the pot to the Day 2 chip leader.
Andrei Boghean raised to 40,000 from the cutoff before Jordan Saccucci in the small blind made it 120,000. Boghean four-bet to 275,000, Saccucci moved all in for 1,225,000, and Boghean quickly called.
Jordan Saccucci: 
Andrei Boghean: 
Boghean could only lower his head when he saw Saccucci's aces and threw his cards across the table. The board ran out 
and Boghean was left paying off the massive pot, leaving himself with just over 100,000 and Saccucci with more than 2,400,000.
Guiseppe Moio opened to 35,000 before Lois Dufouleur three-bet jammed a stack of 215,000 from the button. Moio called with a bigger stack when the action got around.
Lois Dufouleur:
Guiseppe Moio: 
Dufouleur's aces were able to stay ahead for a double as the board ran out 
.
Tigran Harutyunyan jammed for 250,000 in the hijack and Remigiusz Wyrzykiewicz called in the big blind.
Tigran Harutyunyan: 
Remigiusz Wyrzykiewicz: 
The 
flop changed absolutely nothing, but the turn put Harutyunyan ahead, and the river confirmed his double.
Patrik Jaros opened from early position to 40,000 and Andres Carrillo Luna made the call from the hijack. It folded around to Daniel Camelo Da Silva in the big blind who moved all in for 580,000. Jaros quickly called and Luna got out of the way.
Daniel Camelo Da Silva: 
Patrik Jaros: 
Da Silva needed help against the better over pair and when the board ran out 
, it was the end of the road for Da Silva who was eliminated in 73rd place.
Torben Sorensen got his last 360,000 in the middle from the button and was up against big blind Scott Margereson.
Torben Sorensen: 
Scott Margereson:
The flop came 
, giving Sorensen a set and leaving Margereson drawing to runner-runner. Margereson was already drawing dead when the 
fell on the turn, giving Sorensen a full house, and the meaningless river was the 
.
"I knew it. I knew I couldn't stop myself," Margereson said after the hand.
Lander Lijo was in a heads-up pot against Michael Wang on a board of 
. Lijo moved all in for around 350,000 and Wang snap-called.
Lander Lijo:
Michael Wang:
Lijo had top pair but was far behind the overpair and flush draw of his opponent, who improved to a flush on the river to send Lijo to the payout desk.
Action folded to Jerwin Pasco in the small blind who was contemplating his option while Kalidou Sow jokingly said "walk, walk," hoping he would win without contest. Pasco elected to limp in and after a moment Sow checked behind.
On the flop of 
Sow decided to lead out for 45,000.
"No bluff," said Sow while he cut out his bet. Pasco seemed undeterred and made the call. On the 
turn both players checked their options.
The completed the board and again play was checked. Pasco quickly rolled over 
for top pair.
"Incredible, incroyable ," said Sow in English and French as he mucked his hand.
Andrei Boghean jammed for 170,000 from early position, and Jordan Saccucci three-bet to 340,000 in the hijack, causing everyone else to fold.
Andrei Boghean:
Jordan Saccucci:
Boghean had live cards, but the board ran out 
to improve Saccucci to a flush, sending the Romanian to the rail.
Stephen Kehoe and Patrik Jaros built a pot of around 400,000 heading to the turn on a board of 
. Kehoe, in the small blind, shoved for 350,000 and Jaros went into the tank.
He eventually emerged with a call, showing 
for a flopped pair of sixes. Kehoe, though, had and had taken the lead on the turn with a pair of queens. The river came the 
and Kehoe survived to double up.
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