Heads-up on a board of 5♣K♦6♠2♥, Alex Difelice bet 6,000 from the button and Hans Erlandsson called in middle position.
The river was the A♥ and Difelice fired out another 15,000. Erlandsson quickly called, turning over A♠K♣ for two pair as Difelice's cards quickly hit the muck.
Vicenc Gonzalez open-raised, Aram Zobian three-bet to 9,000 and Gonzalez moved all in. Zobian called for 32,000 and players flipped their cards, with Zobian at risk.
Aram Zobian: A♠K♣ 
Vicenc Gonzalez: K♦K♠
The board ran out 9♣A♥5♠5♣Q♦. Zobian paired his ace on the board to crack Gonzalez's kings and double his own stack, leaving Gonzalez short.
David Coleman was down to just one 1,000 chip and was forced all in from the big blind. Scott Hall then raised to 2,000 in early position and was called by Guilherme Dos Santos in the cutoff and small blind Theo Degrave.
"When should I look, now, the flop, the turn, or the river?" Coleman asked as the flop came A♠J♥8♠. Hall then bet 3,000 and only Dos Santos called. Both players checked the Q♥ turn.
"I still haven't looked," Coleman said heading to the 10♥ river, where Dos Santos forced out Hall with a bet of 6,500. Dos Santos then showed K♣J♣ for a straight and Coleman flashed a ten before heading to the rail.
Johan Soner was all in for just a couple thousand from middle position against Roberto Romanello in the small blind.
Johan Soner: A♦10♦
Roberto Romanello: K♣4♦
The flop came K♠10♥3♠, pairing Romanello's king to give him the lead. The turn 6♣ changed nothing and the K♥ on the river gave Romanello trip kings to win the pot and eliminate Soner.
Yen Han Chen raised to 2,000 and picked up a call before Peter Turmezey three-bet to 9,000. Chen moved all in for 24,500 and Turmezey called with the bigger stack. Players flipped their cards.
Yen Han Chen: A♥Q♦
Peter Turmezey: 8♥8♣
The board ran out 6♠4♣J♣5♦2♥ and Turmezey held with his pocket eights to send Chen to the rail.
Action folded around to the small blind where Atanas Yanchev checked the 4♣9♥10♥ flop to Henok Tekle Mariam. Mariam fired a bet of 1,000 which Yanchev called.
The 2♦ was checked around before Yanchev checked again on the Q♦ river. Mariam fired 5,000 into the pot and Yanchev folded.
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With about 7,000 in the middle on a flop of 8♥7♣2♠, Gabriel Nobrega checked his small blind to Alec Torelli who bet 2,400 from the big blind.
Matthew Gillingham was also in the pot on the button but he quickly folded, leaving the action on Nobrega who called.
On the K♠ turn, Nobrega checked to Torelli who bet 6,800. Again Nobrega called, and he checked a final time on the 5♥ river.
This time, Torelli checked back as Nobrega showed 10♠8♠ for a pair of eights which was good enough to take the pot.
Action was picked up with Ramin Hajiyev having four-bet all in for around 38,000 from early position versus the covering stack of Claudio Gordon. Gordon, who was in the hijack, was deep in the tank contemplating his decision as he already had around 9,000 in the pot.
"Ace-king?" asked Hajiyev, but he received no response. Ultimately, Gordon found the fold. "You can pick one" said Hajiyev. Gordon obliged and flipped over the A♣.
"Is the other card the same?" Gordon asked, to which Hajiyev responded, "you only get one card."
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