Leon Sturm was all in for 25,900 and Jelle Moene was the one to put him at risk. The cards were already turned over and the dealer was ready to go.
Leon Sturm: 
Jelle Moene: 
The board ran out 
and the aces held to secure the double for Sturm. Meanwhile, Moene was left with just 2,100, but he got it in on the next hand with 
and a few callers for a small pot to stay alive.
Roland Rokita raised to 2,500 and Kenny Hallaert then three-bet to 6,500. What followed was a four-bet shove by Rokita for around 25,000 and Hallaert instantly called to put the Austrian at risk.
Roland Rokita: 
Kenny Hallaert: 
The 
flop propelled Rokita into the lead which he kept with the 
turn. However, the 
river restored the preflop order and Hallaert added to his growing tower.
On a heads-up flop of 
, Julien Loire was all-in for 19,500 and the table big stack Iraklis Manikaros called in the cutoff.
Julien Loire: 
Iraklis Manikaros: 
The two overcards and flush draw of the Greek had plenty of outs but he missed on the 
turn and river.
Ido Aboudi raised to 2,400 and then folded when Philippe Souki jammed for 12,200 and Benny Kneepkens went all-in over the top.
Philippe Souki: 
Benny Kneepkens:
The dominated pair got there on the 
board and Souki kept his hopes of making Day 2 alive.
On a completed board of 
, Samuel Ju paid off a bet worth 27.200 by Masato Yokosawa and was shown the 
for kings and fives by the Japanese poker streamer. That was good enough to win the pot and Yokosawa was all smiles when raking in the pot.
Steven Warburton check-called the 
turn for 4,500 and then led the river when randomly grabbing into his stack and placing forward 15,800. Dimitar Danchev instantly called but nodded and mucked upon being shown the 
for trips gours.
Action was heads up with over 20,000 in the middle and 
on the board when William Kassouf bet 12,500. Alexane Najchause went into the tank to consider her options, and Kassouf's voice was not far behind.
Kassouf went into his line of questioning. The usual "do-you-have" and a string of accusations relating to which card improved her hand. The clock was finally called, but it was a mere formality when Najchaus put out the chips to call.
"Nice hand, you win," Kassouf said, not yet turning over his cards.
He finally showed and Najchaus turned over 
to take the pot with a pair of nines.
The cards of Ouri Cohen were already in the muck as he paid off the double to table neighbour Jamil Wakil. In a duel of shorter stacks, Wakil's made top set on the 
runout and that was good enough for the double.
Claas Segebrecht jammed for his last 12 blinds with the 
and fellow short stack Julian Gala Diaz got his shorter stack in as well with the .
The 
flop and turn left Segebrecht on the ropes but he earned a chop with the river.
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