Andrii Derzhypilskyi open-shoved from under the gun for 99,000 chips. Then everybody folded to Ricardo De Andrade, who called from the big blind.
Andrii Derzhypilskyi: K♠Q♦
Ricardo De Andrade: A♣J♣
De Andrade took the lead thanks to a pair on the J♦7♠10♠ flop. But Derzhypilskyi hit the K♣ on the turn to secure a double up after the river 3♠.
Adi Neigauz limped in from the small blind, before calling a bet of 32,000 from Gonzalo Veiga in the big blind.
A flop of 2♣J♥J♠ was checked by Neigauz, before he called a bet of 21,000.
Both checked the 9♣ turn and it went to a river.
Neigauz once again checked as the 2♦ completed the board. He faced a bet of 55,000 from Veiga, who took his time to decide on his sizing. Neigauz made the call and mucked his hand as Veiga tabled K♦2♠.
Andrii Derzhypilskyi was all in for 203,000 from the big blind and up against Mark Helou in the cutoff.
Andrii Derzhypilskyi: 10♣10♥
Mark Helou: A♠J♠
Helou took the lead on the J♣2♠K♦ flop with a pair of jacks, and the 7♣ turn and Q♦ river were no help to Derzhypilskyi who was sent to the rail.
"Good I checked the river. I can shove easily and I go broke" Helou said, still discussing his previous hand with his tablemates as he raked in the pot.
At the same time at another table, Eugenio Sanchioni was all in for around 130,000 from the button on a flop of 8♣9♣3♠ and up against Maria Lampropulos in early position.
Eugenio Sanchioni: A♦9♦
Maria Lampropulos: 9♥8♥
Sanchioni had top pair, but Lampropulos had two pair and stayed in front on the 10♥ turn and K♦ river to send Sanchioni to the exit.
Konstantinos Tzinis raised to 20,000 from under the gun and Robin Berggren moved all in from the big blind for 95,000. Tzinis got the count and then made the call. He had the bigger stack as players flipped their cards.
Robin Berggren: A♥J♦
Konstantinos Tzinis: A♠10♠
The board ran out 2♥2♦9♣J♥8♥. Berggren paired his jack on the turn and made two pair with the deuces on board. He doubled up his stack to around 200,000 and left Tzinis with a similar amount.
Heads-up on a flop of K♣8♠J♦, Romain Retiere bet 24,000 from the cutoff before Adi Neigauz moved all in for 118,000 in the big blind. Retiere used a time bank before calling to put Neigauz at risk.
Adi Neigauz: J♠10♠
Romain Retiere: A♣K♠
Retiere was ahead with a pair of kings against Neigauz's pair of jacks. The 3♦ turn was no help to Neigauz, while Retiere improved to two pair on the A♦ river to take the pot and send Neigauz to the rail.
After Jon Kyte opened to 22,000 from the hijack, Tamas Adamszki moved all in for 153,000 from the small blind. The big blind folded, and Kyte went into the tank before calling.
Tamas Adamszki: A♥10♦
Jon Kyte: K♠10♠
"Six is ok, I don't want the king" said Kyte when the dealer fanned a flop of 7♦9♠8♣. After the turn 10♣, the K♥ landed on the river to eliminate Adamszki from the tournament.
Padraig O'Neill opened to 20,000 from the cutoff and just behind him, Jaroslaw Lipien shoved for his last 145,000 on the button. Action folded back around to O'Neill, who asked for a count and called to put Lipien at risk.
Jaroslaw Lipien: K♥Q♠
Padraig O'Neill: K♦J♦
Lipien had O'Neill dominated, but the J♥2♦5♠ flop vaulted O'Neill into the lead after pairing his jack.
The 6♦ turn and 6♣ river changed nothing and Lipien wished his tablemates good luck as he exited the tournament area.
Heads-up in a blind versus blind battle, Andraz Gognjavec bet 35,000 on a board of 4♦3♣8♠4♥ before Adrien Guyon raised to 109,000 in the big blind.
Gognjavec called and the 10♥ fell on the river. Gognjavec checked over to Guyon who fired out 210,000 this time.
Gognjavec used two time banks before sliding his cards into the muck. Guyon showed Q♥9♣ for queen-high as he took in the pot.
"I was close. Very close," Gognjavec said.
Max Neugebauer limped in from the small blind and called a 45,000 bet from Eduardo Lopes Pereira in the big blind.
The flop came A♠8♣5♣ and Pereira led out for 26,000, before getting called.
Both shutdown on the J♠ turn.
Neugebauer showed aggression for the first time in the hand as the 10♦ landed on the river, betting out 120,000. Pereira quickly folded and Neugebauer got back to average stack.
Sebastian Schulze raised to 20,000 in early position before Rauno Kiviloo moved all in for around 50,000 in the hijack. Schulze waited for the other players at the table to get out of the way before he quickly called.
Rauno Kiviloo: 9♣9♦
Sebastian Schulze: A♠10♣
Kiviloo was racing for his tournament life, but Schulze connected with the A♥K♥7♣ flop to take the lead with top pair. The board ran out K♣5♣ and Kiviloo was sent to the rail.
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