After four players limped in, Mario Trattou raised to 4,400 in the big blind and Marco Sposito moved all in for 23,300. The rest of the table folded back to Trattou who quickly called.
Marco Sposito: K♦J♠ 
Mario Trattou: A♦Q♦
The board ran out 10♠2♠5♥6♣8♣ and Trattou took the pot with his ace-high to send Sposito to the rail.
Approximately 22,000 was in the middle on a completed board of Q♠8♣3♣9♥4♥ as Gianfranco Iaculli checked from middle position to Diogo Ferreira in the hijack.
The Brazillian moved all in, slightly covering Iaculli's remaining 17,900 chips.
After about three minutes in the tank, the clock was called on Iaculli. He used almost all of his remaining 30 seconds before gathering his chips and placing them forward.
Ferreira showed K♠K♥ and Iaculli mucked his cards and took his leave from the tournament floor.
Ilya Anatski opened to 800 from early position. Ivo Bartoletti raised to 2,000. Action folded back around to Anatski who made the call.
Anatski checked the 3♣8♠9♥ flop to Bartoletti who moved all in for 8,800. Anatski took a moment before making the call.
Ivo Bartoletti: A♠K♠
Ilya Anatski: Q♥8♥
Bartoletti's big slick was in trouble and the 8♣ turn left him drawing dead. The inconsequential 4♠ confirmed his exit from the tournament.
Sven Stok opened to 800 from early position and was called by Carlos Garcia from the small blind. Nicolas Delaplace three-bet to 2,600 from the big blind. Stok responded by making it 8,500. Garcia folded ahead of Delaplace calling.
Delaplace led into the aggressor on the Q♦J♣8♠ flop, wagering 6,500. Stok thought briefly before moving all in for around 40,000. Delaplace went into the tank but committed the 25,000 more he had behind.
Nicolas Delaplace: A♣Q♥
Sven Stok: A♠A♦
Stok had aces and was ahead of Delaplace's top pair. The J♦ turn and 9♥ river confirmed the latter's exit and Stok took in the sizable pot.
Action was caught with cards on their backs. Alexander Ivarsson was all-in and at risk for his last 10,000 and was up against Luc Lafontaine.
Alexander Ivarsson: Q♣Q♦
Luc Lafontaine: A♦K♣
The K♥ was in the window and followed by the 9♠A♥ to give Lafontaine two pair. The 2♣ turn and 6♥ river failed to improve Ivarsson and he was eliminated.
Christian Alilovic raised to 1,000 from early position, Nishant Kumar three-bet to 3,000 from the button and Alilovic called.
The flop came 6♦3♥2♥ and Alilovic checked. Kumar bet 1,600 and Alilovic check-raised to 4,500, which Kumar called. The turn was the Q♦ and Alilovic led for 7,000, which Kumar called.
The river came the 6♥ and Alilovic pushed all in for 14,500. Kumar called the shove and Alilovic flipped over 9♣7♣ for a bluff. Kumar showed A♠Q♥ for a pair of queens to win the pot, eliminating Alilovic.
Mohamed Mamouni raised to 1,100 under the gun and received three callers before Mike Watson moved all in for 12,500 in the small blind. Mamouni reshoved and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Mike Watson: A♣K♣
Mohamed Mamouni: K♠J♠
Watson had Mamouni dominated and was poised for a double up as the flop came Q♠7♦7♠, giving Mamouni a flush draw. The turn was the 10♠ and Mamouni completed his flush to leave Watson drawing dead by the K♥ river, sending the two-time EPT champion to the rail.
Simon Wiciak was also eliminated shortly after coming back from break and will need to rely on his second bullet in hopes of defending his title.
Gabriel Sborz raised to 1,000 in early position before Kristian Dahl three-bet to 3,200 in middle position. Dimitrios Angelakos then four-bet to 8,000.
Sborz didn't notice Angelakos had reraised and attempted to just call Dahl's bet. The dealer forced him to put in the 8,000, while Dahl quickly got out of the way.
The flop came 10♥7♣2♠ and Angelakos moved all in. Sborz snap-called for his last 21,000.
Gabriel Sborz: 10♣9♣
Dimitrios Angelakos: A♣K♥
Sborz was ahead with top pair, but Angelakos spiked the A♦ on the turn to take the lead. The river was the 5♦ and Sborz was eliminated.
"I didn't see," Sborz said on his way to the rail.
Action folded around to Thomas Syversen on the button who opened for 1,000. Shiina Okamoto called in the small blind and Maria Ho defended the big blind.
Both blinds checked the monotone flop of 9♦K♦8♦ to Syversen who bet 1,000. Okamoto folded and Ho called. She then checked the 4♥ turn, prompting Syversen to continue for 3,000. After a moment's thought, Ho slid her cards into the muck.
Syversen had half a starting stack after the pot, but he could not spin it up and busted shortly afterwards.
Stefano Schiano opened from the cutoff to 1,000. Alexander Van Der Swaluw called on the button and Edvard Sivuk defended the big blind.
Sivuk checked the 10♣8♦4♥ flop to Schiano, who bet 1,800. Van Der Swaluw tanked for a moment before making it 4,800. Sivuk snap-folded and in his haste revealed the K♥7♦. He apologised to the table as he did not mean to expose his hand as he mucked. Schiano called.
Schiano checked the 8♣ before Van Der Swaluw bet 5,500. Schiano took a moment before folding.
Schiano busted shortly after the hand and couldn't spin up his short stack.
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