Adrian Vinuela opened on the button and Betanzos Guerrero shoved for his last 35,000 from the small bind. Vinuela quickly called to put Guerrero at risk and hands were revealed.
Betanzos Guerrero: A♥5♠
Adrian Vinuela: A♣10♥
Guerrero found himself dominated and in need of help, but the J♠6♣9♦7♥6♠ runout kept Vinuela best with his ten kicker and Guerrero was sent to the rail.
With a completed board of J♣J♦5♠8♦10♣ on the table, Dennis Bijen checked from the big blind to Kenny Hallaert, who was in the cutoff and fired 30,000 into the pot of about 40,000. Bijen went into the tank for some time before deciding to toss in the call.
Hallaert quickly rolled over K♣J♥ for trip jacks and Bijen mucked his hand.
Gabriel Vezina raised to 4,000 from middle position. Aram Sargsyan called on the button before Artyom Smbatyan and Alexandros Michas called from the blinds.
The action checked to Vezina on the 2♠J♠2♥ flop and he bet 5,000. Sargsyan and Michas called, but Smbatyan folded.
The A♥ on the turn got checked through for the 10♥ to come on the river. After Michas checked from the big blind, Vezina shoved for 33,000 and got two quick folds from Sargsyan and Michas.
Three players saw the K♥8♠4♠ flop, and Kevin Madar led 5,500 into the pot of 20,000 from the hijack. May Bastien was in the cutoff and made the call before Masato Yokosawa put it a small raise to 11,500.
Madar took a few moments before folding, and Bastien quickly followed suit.
The action was unclear, but when PokerNews arrived at the table, Thomas Haverstad was all in for about 60,000 and Artyom Smbatyan had called, putting Haverstad at risk of elimination.
Thomas Haverstad: A♣Q♠
Artyom Smbatyan: A♥K♣
The flop of 4♦K♦5♥ gave Smbatyan a pair of kings and meant Haverstad needed running cards to stay alive. The 6♦ on the turn left him drawing dead. An inconsequential K♥ hit the river, improving Smbatyan to trips and eliminating Haverstad from the tournament.
Conor Beresford opened to 4,000 from the cutoff before Gil Siebenaler three-bet jammed for 20,000 from the button. Mattheus Veerman then moved all in as the covering stack from the big blind, forcing out Beresford.
Gil Siebenaler: A♦A♣
Mattheus Veerman: K♠Q♠
Siebenaler's aces remained ahead following the A♥Q♣8♣ flop and the J♣ turn. Veerman was drawing to Broadway but the 8♥ river filled up the at-risk player and Siebenaler collected a much needed double up.
The action was caught on a flop of 8♦10♦K♥J♣ with Dzmitry Urbanovich having bet 10,000 from the cutoff. Gaelle Baumann check-raised to 40,000 from the small blind. After the big blind folded, Urbanovich went deep into the tank thinking for a few minutes, eventually he moved all in for roughly 50,000. Baumann called.
Dzmitry Urbanovich: K♦7♦
Gaelle Baumann: A♦9♣
Urbanovich was ahead with his flopped pair of kings but had to fade a few outs to stay alive. The 4♦ came on the river and Urbanovich doubled up at the expense of Baumann.
Ladislao Dalfo opened 4,500 in early position and received calls from Philippe Le Touche and Alf-Inge Olsen before Raviteja Obili jammed 31,500 on the button. All three players stuck around with a call.
When the 9♣9♥6♥ flop hit the felt, Dalfo led for 20,500. Both Le Touche and Olsen made the call.
The 3♠ fell on the turn and Dalfo continued for 30,000. Le Touche took a few seconds while piling up a raise of 80,000 and sliding it across the line. Olsen and Dalfo both tossed their cards into the muck.
Raviteja Obili: K♣Q♣
Philippe Le Touche: Q♠J♣
Olsen let out a cry as he saw the hands, announcing that his six was good.
The board completed with the 8♥ on the river and Obili pulled in the quadruple-up with king-high.
"‘You're so f***ing lucky," Olsen muttered as Obili raked in his chips
"Say thank you,’" Le Touche added with a laugh while gathering the side pot.
Koichi Aiba opened to 4,500 from under the gun and was called by Cesar Daniel Veloso from the cutoff. Adrian State made it 15,000 from the button and both players called.
Aiba jammed for 43,000 on the A♥Q♠9♦ flop, pushing out Veloso. State thought it over briefly before flicking in the call as the bigger stack.
Koichi Aiba: A♦K♠
Adrian State: A♠5♠
Aiba had State out-kicked and he locked up the hand after the K♦ turn gave him two pair. The 4♣ completed the board and Aiba moved above the average stack threshold.