With two players seeing a board of 7♥J♣10♥J♠5♣ and roughly 200,000 in the middle, Casimir Seire bet 12,000 from the big blind and Timur Vardanian raised to 200,000. Seire made the call.
Vardanian showed down K♣J♥ for trip jacks to take down a sizable pot.
A massive pot of around 400,000 had already been built by Nikita Kuznetsov and Aleksandr Pak as they went heads-up to the river on a completed board of A♦5♥9♥A♠6♦.
Kuznetsov was on the button and moved all in, putting Pak to a decision for his last 300,000 in the small blind. Pak slid forward his stack and Kuznetsov turned over 9♦9♠ for a full house.
Pak angrily tossed A♣J♣ into the muck and was sent to the rail while Kuznetsov raked in the enormous pile of chips.
With two players seeing a board of 9♦8♠6♣5♦2♥ and roughly 160,000 in the middle, Halil Tasyurek moved all in from the big blind for 160,000. Jose Gonzalez Sanchez called off from the cutoff with a bigger stack.
Sanchez revealed 8♦2♦ for two pair while Tasyurek had J♠7♥ for a straight and was awarded a full double up.
In a four-bet pot with over 400,000 already in the middle, Bart Lybaert continued for 240,000 in early position on the flop of 8♣3♠3♣ and Andrei Vavilonskii called in the cutoff.
Lybaert then moved all in for over 500,000 on the 2♠ turn and Vavilonskii burned through his three time banks as he thought through a decision.
"I don't think I'm folding this hand. You're capable [of bluffing], right?" asked Vavilonskii as Lybaert shrugged.
Vavilonskii eventually called with a bigger stack.
Bart Lybaert: A♠A♥
Andrei Vavilonskii: K♠K♣
It was a cooler Vavilonskii couldn't get away from and the 6♦ river confirmed a big double for Lybaert.
Ege Guven found himself all in and at risk for roughly 400,000 against Nathan Tetart who held a covering stack in a preflop confrontation.
Ege Guven: 10♠10♦
Nathan Tetart: A♣A♦
Guven was in bad shape with a lower pocket pair and failed to improve on the Q♦5♣2♣K♦K♥ runout resulting in his elimination while Tetart continued to rise up the chip counts.
Heads-up on a flop of 3♠A♣K♣, Nathan Tetart bet 24,000 from the cutoff before Andrea Dato raised to 53,000 in the big blind.
Tetart then moved all in and Dato went into the tank as he considered the decision for his last 125,000. He burned through a time bank chip before sliding his cards into the muck as Tetart took down another pot.
Dario Sammartino opened in early position to 25,000 and was met with a call on the button from Yassin Mahmoud and in the big blind by Victor Yugay.
The A♥4♦3♦ flop landed and action checked through to a 4♥ turn. Yugay checked again and Sammartino put in a delayed continuation bet of 22,000. It was then on Mahmoud on the button who put in a raise to 75,000. Yugay didn't fold, or call, instead he counted out his chips and then put in a turn check-raise into two people.
Sammartino quickly got out of the way and Mahmoud went over his options but eventually thought better of it and folded.
Yugay scooped a solid pot after some well-timed aggression.
Nathan Tetart's dominating run to the top of the chip counts this level just continued as he and Carl Shaw tangled in a massive pot that didn't go past the flop.
Tetart opened to 25,000 from early position before Shaw three-bet to 75,000 in the hijack. Tetart four-bet to 175,000 and Shaw called.
The flop came 7♦Q♦6♦ and Tetart continued for 41,000. Shaw then put in a raise to 260,000 and Tetart came back with an all-in shove.
Shaw had more than 1,000,000 remaining and tanked for about 30 seconds before mucking as Tetart moved past 3,000,000 with that pot.