Till Siegrist moved all in from early position for 21,000 and was called by Silvio Costa on the button, putting Siegrist at risk.
Till Siegrist: A♣7♠
Silvio Costa: A♥10♥
Siegrist needed some help to stay alive but found none on the 5♠4♥J♥10♦4♦ runout, with Costa scooping the pot with a pair of tens.
William Kassouf opened to 6,000 from the hijack and action folded to Luca Murgia in the big blind, who shoved for 42,500 total.
"I don't know how you play, I just sat down," Kassouf said as he pondered a call. "I'd rather be the one shoving, not calling."
Kassouf eventually called, leaving himself just 500 behind to put Murgia at risk.
Luca Murgia: 9♦9♥
William Kassouf: 10♥10♠
Kassouf was well ahead with his tens, but the A♣A♦9♣ flop improved Murgia to a full house and left Kassouf drawing slim.
The 3♠ turn and K♠ river failed to improve Kassouf and Murgia doubled up.
Do Chung Tran got his last 12,000 chips in from under the gun and the action folded to Patricia Almeras in the big blind, who made the call.
Do Chung Tran: A♦Q♦
Patricia Almeras: 5♦5♣
Almeras flopped a set on 4♦5♠J♥ and Tran astutely noted that the hand was "no longer a flip."
The A♥ turn left him drawing dead and the A♠ river gave him trips as a consolation prize, but did not prevent his exit from Day 1c.
Hanseok Ko opened to 4,000 under the gun and only Andrej Tekel made the call from the big blind.
The dealer spread a flop of K♠Q♠2♦, and once checked, Ko fired a bet of 3,500 across the line.
Tekel put in a check-raise to 14,000. Ko took a few seconds and re-raised to 35,500 which was enough to force Tekel to muck his hand.
A total of 1,138 entries have been made on Day 1c of the Eureka Main Event.
This results in 171 players making it to Day 2 and thus in the money. At the time of writing, 422 players are still in contention to reach that point.
Fabio Sturba shoved for approximately 13,000 from middle position and was called by Eero Abbey in the hijack to put Sturb at risk.
Fabio Sturba: 10♣9♣
Eero Abbey: A♦A♠
The 6♠8♦3♣ flop gave Sturba a gutshot-straight draw, which came in on the 7♦ turn and left Abbey drawing dead.
An irrelevant 4♦ completed the board and Sturba doubled up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Ambrose Ng opened to 3,500 from middle position, and he was called by Laurent Vauquelin in the hijack and Maria Del Rosario Velazquez on the button.
All three of them checked on the flop 9♠8♠9♣ and the turn 2♦. But on the river K♣, Ng decided to bet 4,500.
Vauquelin folded, but Del Rosario Velazquez called with A♠K♥. "Good hand" said Ng with K♠Q♦, who was surprised to see Del Rosario Velazquez's strong hand.
There were already 22,500 chips in the middle when Louis Francois and Torsten Pischl saw a flop of 2♦8♣4♣. Francois had a bet of 22,500 in front of him from the big blind, while Pischl had jammed for 163,500.
Francois was deep in the tank but eventually made a reluctant call, covering Pischl by only 2,500 chips.
Torsten Pischl: K♠K♦
Louis Francois: Q♠Q♣
The A♣ gave Francois a flush draw, but no club or queen appeared on the 3♥ river, securing the pot for Pischl. He won a pot of more than 230 big blinds, while Francois was left with less than one of them.
On the turn of A♣Q♣6♣J♠, Nabil El Hage was faced with a bet of 20,000 into the pot of about 40,000 from Renato Ardelean and after about 30 seconds he made the call.
The Q♦ completed the board, and Ardelean moved all-in for his remaining 19,500, and Hage sigh-called it off.
Ardelean tabled 8♣4♣ for a flopped flush, and Hage flashed the A♠10♥ before tossing it into the muck.
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