Paolo Boi opened 40,000 in the cutoff before Robert Bull jammed 410,000 on the button. Jerry Odeen had about 210,000 and made the call, while Boi got out of the way.
Jerry Odeen: 10♣10♦ 
Robert Bull: A♠J♠
The K♥K♦4♣ flop looked promising for Odeen but the A♣ turn left him drawing thin. The 9♣ river was no help as he stood up from the table.
Action was picked up with all in and call announced. Espen Sandvik was at risk versus the covering stack of Roberto Sagra.
Espen Sandvik: A♠9♦
Roberto Sagra: Q♠Q♦
Sandvick hit the 8♠4♠A♦ flop before making two pair on the 9♥ turn and boating up on the A♥ river.
Jacob Stone limped in from the hijack and Jon Kyte put in a raise to 75,000 on the button. Only Stone made the call.
Both players checked it down on the Q♠J♥9♣Q♥J♦ board, and Stone rolled 9♠8♠, playing the board as his nine was counterfeit on the river. Kyte tabled A♣10♣, and dragged the pot.
The action was caught as Martin Norberg, in middle position, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of 495,000 against Martin Norberg, in the cutoff.
Martin Norberg: Q♣Q♦
Moacir Caetano Filho: A♥K♣
The board ran out 8♥10♣9♥7♦8♦, a safe one for Norberg's queens, allowing him to claim this monster pot.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The action was caught with around 200,000 in the middle with two players looking at a completed board of 8♥6♠K♣9♦4♦.
Brian Altman, in the big blind, bet out 50,000. Jacob Stone, in middle position, responded by moving all in for Altman's effective stack of approximately 300,000. Altman eventually made the call.
Brian Altman: K♠Q♦
Jacob Stone: 4♠4♣
Stone's rivered set was more than enough to best Altman's top pair, sending him to the river.
Paolo Boi opened to 30,000 from the button. Miroslav Alilovic made the call in the big blind.
He checked the 5♥Q♠7♦ and Boi checked back. Alilovic then led for 40,000 on the 9♥ turn. Boi called. Both checked the A♥ river. Alilovic tabled 10♣10♥ and Boi mucked, leaving Alilovic with the pot.
Robert Bull opened 30,000 in the cutoff and both Roberto Sagra and Peter Kvisthammar came along in the blinds.
The dealer spread a flop of K♥6♣5♣ and all three players checked to the 4♠ turn. Sagra led for 40,000 before Kvisthammar raised to 160,000. Bull quickly folded, and Sagra took a bit more time before making the call.
The J♦ fell on the river, and Sagra checked it over to Kvisthammar who piled a bet of 325,000 and started to push it across the line when Sagra's cards hit the muck.
Ami Barer moved all in for 50,000 from the hijack. Kemal Aslan, in the small blind, put in a raise large enough to commit the big blind. Francesco Pilato, in the big blind, called off the bet for his effective stack of 235,000.
Ami Barer: K♥5♦
Francesco Pilato: K♦9♦
Kemal Aslan: 10♣8♥
Pilato was surprisingly ahead but the 9♥J♦J♥ flop gave Aslan a straight draw. The 7♣ turn completed Aslan's straight, however, the J♣ river improved Pilato to a full house, earning him Barer's bounty.
Action folded around to Oleksii Ievchenko who opened from the button to 30,000. Stefano Terziani reraised all in over Ievchenko's open and had him covered.
Ievchenko asked, "How much do you have?"
Terziani replied, "550,000, 570,000," before asking "How much do you have?"
Ievchenko replied, "Around 375,000." Eventually, after a little longer in the tank, Ievchenko folded.
"Did you have a pair?" asked Ievchenko.
"No, no pair" was Terziani's response.
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