Action was on the flop on a board of Q♦7♦3♣ and Niklas Astedt bet 600. Only Eric Sfez called the bet. Both players then quickly checked back on the 2♠ turn.
The river was the 7♣ and Astedt led for 1,500. Sfez raised it up to 20,000 and Astedt folded to concede the pot.
Jordan Cutter opened from middle position to 900 and was called by Simon Wiciak, Olga Iermolcheva from the button, and Jorge Cantos out of the big blind.
All four players checked the 6♦8♦8♠ flop to see the J♠ come on the turn. Once the action checked to Iermolcheva, she bet 2,800 and was met by an immediate check-raise shove for 13,800 by Cantos. All three of Cantos' opponents folded and the pot was awarded to him.
With 2,500 in the middle the flop read J♦6♦5♣, and Lucia Navarro checked from under the gun to Diego Beirigo on the button who fired 900. Navarro responded with a check-raise to 4,000, and Beirigo made the call.
When the 3♣ hit the turn, Navarro continued for 8,000. Beirigo eyed Navarro's remaining stack for a moment and made the call.
The 8♥ completed the board on the river and Navarro didn't slow down, jamming for 16,900. Beirigo went into the tank for about a minute before mucking.
Bjorn Kozenkai raised from the button and Ibrahim Kiriakus moved all in from the big blind for 9,500. Kozenkai called and had his opponent covered as players flipped their cards.
Ibrahim Kiriakus: A♦2♠ 
Bjorn Kozenkai: A♣A♠
The board ran out 8♥8♦7♥6♠4♦ and Kozenkai held with his pocket aces to win the pot, sending Kiriakus to the rail.
With 3,000 chips in the middle on a board of 9♠K♣3♣, Mateusz Wozniak had 3,500 chips in front of him which Slobodan Ruzicic had called. Roberto Romanello then made it 8,000 and both Wozniak & Ruzicic called.
An A♣ fell on the turn where Romanello checked and Wozniak shoved for around 8,000. Both Ruzicic and Romanello quickly folded.
Manuel Neiva bet 2,600 on the 5♥10♣7♦ flop and Ramana Epparla called.
Neiva led out for 1,900 when the A♥ appeared on the turn and once again, Epparla called.
The 9♠ river caused Neiva to slow down and check. Epparla bet 3,300, which forced a fold from Neiva.
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With around 16,000 in the pot on a flop of 2♦7♥2♥, Gianluca Cedolia check-called a bet of 3,000 from Gustavo Morales.
Both players checked the 7♦ turn for the 8♣ to come on the river. Cedolia checked and Morales shoved for 18,500. Cedolia thought it over for quite some time. Eventually, he reluctantly called.
Morales flipped over A♠A♣ for a pair of aces, which won him the pot as Cedolia turned over 10♥10♠ for a lower overpair to the board.
Mateus Mendes raised from late position and Mohamed Aissaoui three-bet to 3,500 from the big blind, which Mendes called.
The flop ran out J♣5♣10♦ and Aissaoui continued for 2,500, which Mendes called. The turn was the A♣ and Aissaoui switched to a check. Mendes picked up the betting, putting 6,500 in the middle and Aissaoui called.
The river came the J♥ and Aissaoui led out for 10,000. Mendes called and Aissaoui showed A♥A♦ for a full house, aces full of jacks. Mendes mucked and Aissaoui scooped up a significant pot.
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