Olga Iermolcheva limped under the gun and Ludovic Heude raised to 2,600 from early position. Zaki Hamani called in the small blind before Iermolcheva moved all in for 6,600. Heude moved all in over the top and Hamani folded to leave two players to flip their cards.
Olga Iermolcheva: Q♥Q♠ 
Ludovic Heude: A♦K♥
The board ran out 10♣2♠9♣J♠8♠ and Iermolcheva further improved to a straight to more than double her stack.
Silviu Baltateanu and Andrew Chen built a pot of around 8,000 as they saw a flop of 4♥2♥A♣. Both players then checked and the 10♥ fell on the turn.
Baltateanu moved all in for 18,000 in the hijack and Chen snap-called on the button. Baltateanu had 4♠3♠ for a pair and straight draw, but he was trailing Chen's A♦K♦.
The 5♣ river gave Baltateanu his straight and earned him a double up. "You checked the flop. It's never an ace. I tried to bluff," Baltateanu said to Chen as he took in the pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Traian Stanciu three-bet to 2,100 in the cutoff and Paolo De Campos called in early position.
Both players checked the 8♠7♥5♣ flop. The turn was the 4♣ and De Campos led out for 3,000. Stanciu called and the 5♠ fell on the river.
De Campos then moved all in for 10,100 and Stanciu snap-called. De Campos showed 10♠10♦, but Stanciu had A♣A♠ to win the pot and send De Campos to the rail.
David D'Alessandro opened from middle position for 600. Bardh Shala called in the hijack.
On the 3♦J♥6♠ flop, D'Alessandro led for 600 and Shala made the call. D'Alessandro led again on the 10♣ turn for 1,500. Shala then reraised to 4,100. D'Alessandro called. The river 6♦ was checked down. D'Alessandro tabled Q♣J♠ to win the pot.
Denis Rosina open raised to 600 from middle position, Roman Criado called, Wouter Beltz called on the button and Nino Andres Jara Parra called in the big blind.
The flop came 5♥A♠Q♠ and action checked to Criado, who bet 900. Beltz raised to 3,900, Parra called and the other players folded. Both players checked on the 10♠ turn.
The river was the 7♣ and Parra bet 10,000. Beltz folded and Parra scooped the pot. He turned over K♠J♠ for a turned royal flush.
Arthur Thiriart raised to 700 in early position before Stephen Song three-bet to 2,500 in the hijack. Philippe Barouk called on the button, but Thiriart put in a four-bet to 7,200. Song then five-bet to 12,000.
There was a dispute over how much the legal raise was and it took a few minutes before it was resolved and Song's raise stood. Barouk got out of the way, but Thiriart stuck around to see the 7♥Q♣7♠ flop.
Song continued for 3,000 and Thiriart called. The turn was the 7♦ and Song bet another 6,000. Thiriart again called and checked to Song on the 8♣ river, and this time Song checked back.
Thiriart turned over Q♥Q♦ for a flopped full house and Song mucked to surrender a pot that took nearly 10 minutes.
Gijsbertina Van De Steeg opened from the cutoff to 800. Sabry Ferhaoui defended the small blind.
The 2♦8♥10♦ flop was checked around before Ferhouai led the 5♥ turn. Van De Steeg called. Ferhaoui led again on the 6♣ river for 1,700 and Van De Steeg quickly folded.
Marco Gambini raised to 800 in the cutoff and Gediminas Uselis called on the button. Alexander van der Swaluw then three-bet to 3,500 in the small blind and both opponents called.
The flop came K♣J♦5♥ and Van der Swaluw bet 3,000. Only Uselis called. Van der Swaluw then bet 4,500 on the A♣ turn and Uselis called again.
The river was the 8♦ and Van der Swaluw moved all in. Uselis quickly called for his last 6,000 with A♠10♠, but Van der Swaluw had Q♦10♦ for the turned straight to win the pot and send Uselis to the rail.
Other players seated in this section of the room include PSPC champion Aliaksandr Shylko, Maria Ho, and Japanese vlogging superstar Masato Yokosawa.
"Floorman, time on Table 34," exclaimed the dealer as Yanfeng Wang was deep in the tank.
With around 21,000 in the pot on the 10♣7♦Q♣9♣ board, Quentin Weber had moved all in for 19,800 from the big blind, which had sent Wang into the blender.
Wang, who had been thinking for several minutes, had been given an extra 30 seconds to make his decision, and as around seven seconds remained, he called as the slightly bigger stack.
Quentin Weber: 9♥9♦
Yanfeng Wang: K♣K♦
Weber had leapfrogged the kings by improving to a set on the turn. Wang, while behind, still had plenty of outs with his flush and straight draws along with the two kings still in the deck.
The 3♠ however kept Weber in front and he left Wang with just a few thousand.
Wang would only survive for a few more hands before being eliminated.
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