The action was picked up when Ramiro Petrone was all in preflop for roughly 1,500,000 and called by chip leader Michael Pinto.
Ramiro Petrone: 
Michael Pinto: 
It was a massive cooler for Petrone running queens into the kings of Pinto. The board ran out 
, which was no help for Petrone who exited in 28th. Pinto's stack has now surpassed the ten-million chip mark and is the overwhelming chip leader.
Giuliano Bendinelli opened to 80,000 in the hijack and Bruno Pega defended the big blind.
The 
flop was checked to the 
turn. Pega check-called for 75,000.
The 
completed the board, Pega checked, and Bendinelli bet 250,000. Pega thought about it but folded to concede the pot to the Italian player.
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Martin Olali raised to 80,000 in the cutoff with 
before [Removed:521] reraised to 225,000 on the button holding 
. Olali called as they saw the 
flop.
Slimani continued for 175,000 and Olali called. The on the turn improved Olali to a straight and he checked to Slimani, who made a triangle with his hands and moved all in for 750,000. Olali snap-called, and when the 
fell on the river Slimani made his exit.
Jack Salter raised to 85,000 from middle position and Emmanuel Lopez called from the small blind along with Remigiusz Wyrzykiewicz in the big blind.
Players saw a flop of 
and action was checked to Salter who bet 95,000. Both Lopez and Wyrzykiewicz check-called.
The dealer burned and turned the 
that was checked around to the 
river. This time, Lopez used one of his time bank cards before betting 560,000. Wyrzykiewicz quickly folded but Salter went deep into the tank before letting it go.
"One!" commented Salter. Lopez showed the before raking in the pot.
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Peterson Machado raised to 80,000 in early position with 
and was called by Martin Olali on the button with and big blind Kayhan Mokri with .
The 
flop gave Mokri top pair but Machado a set of queens. Machado continued for 105,000 and Mokri called after Olali got out of the way.
The turn came the 
and Machado bet another 230,000. Mokri came back with a raise to 850,000 and Machado used a time bank before calling.
Mokri shoved all in on the river and Machado, with 2,800,000 behind, tanked and used two more time banks before laying down his set.
Bruno Pega opened to 80,000 from middle position and Ryhor Karapanau jammed for 540,000 in the hijack. Action folded back to Pega who called.
Ryhor Karapanau: 
Bruno Pega: 
Karapanau held the slightly inferior pocket pair and found no help on the 
flop. The 
turn left him needing to hit a two-outer on the river, and Karapanau grimaced a bit as the completed the board to give him a set too late, as Pega made a straight to claim the pot and send the Belarusian to the rail.
Action was picked up when all of Christian Grundtvig's stack of roughly 800,000 was in the middle preflop and called by Fabiano Kovalski.
Christian Grundtvig: 
Fabiano Kovalski: 
It was a cooler for Grundtvig running into the pocket jacks of Kovalski, and when the board ran out 
, it was the end of the road for Grundtvig as he exited in 31st place.
Michael Pinto raised to 100,000 from the button before Jordan Saccucci in the small blind made it 335,000. Pinto came back with a reraise to 1,000,000, Saccucci moved all in for around 3,700,000, and Pinto called to create the biggest pot of the tournament so far, with nearly 8,000,000 in the middle.
Jordan Saccucci:
Michael Pinto: 
Pinto clasped his hands together in prayer as the dealer turned over the 
flop, followed by the turn and river. He let out a deep breath as his aces held up to knock out Saccucci and vault him into a massive chip lead.
Kalidou Sow raised to 80,000 and was called by Sebastian Toro and Michael Pinto from the blinds.
The flop came 
and Sow took down the pot with a 85,000 bet.
The next hand, Maher Nouira raised to 80,000 from under the gun and Sow called next to act. Toro also came along from the button to see the 
flop.
Nouira checked and Sow tossed out 90,000. Only Toro called as the fell on the turn. Sow slowed down and checked, then folded when Toro bet 200,000.
Ryan Yu went deep into the tank then moved all in under the gun for 460,000. Remigiusz Wyrzykiewicz was the only caller.
Ryan Yu:
Remigiusz Wyrzykiewicz:
The board came 
and Yu doubled up with fours full of tens.
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