On a flop of 2♦2♣5♣, Ricard Gonzalez bet 1,100 from the cutoff and Ram Vaswani called on the button. Ali Abdulzahra then raised to 3,500 from the big blind. Only Gonzalez called.
Abdulzahra led out for 4,000 on the K♣ turn, which Gonzalez called.
The river came the A♦ and after some thinking, Abdulzahra led out for just 3,500. Gonzalez also thought about his decision but ultimately let go of his hand.
Bernd Roeser had committed his stack of 7,200 to the pot from the small blind and David Dongwoo Ko put him at risk from the big blind.
Bernd Roeser: A♣10♦ 
David Dongwoo Ko: A♥A♦
Roeser did pair his ten on the 2♠10♠J♣ flop but no improvement was made on neither the 8♠ turn nor 2♦ river, which meant he was eliminated.
Jareth East raised to 1,000 from the button, Axel Bayout three-bet to 4,000 and East called.
The flop came 6♠7♠8♦ and Bayout continued for 4,500, which East called. The turn came the J♣ and Bayout shoved all in for 17,000 effective. East folded and Bayout scooped the pot.
A full board of 6♦10♣7♦Q♠5♥ was already on board with around 7,000 chips in the pot when Gerard Rubiralta bet 5,500 on the river into Gary Fisher.
"Are you bluffing with the best hand or the worst hand?" remarked Fisher as he contemplated the decision.
"I'll show you one," replied Rubiralta.
"Ok, show me two," responded Fisher as he stuck in the call.
Rubiralta showed Q♦9♦ for a pair of queens, and Fisher flicked his cards back to the dealer.
Action was on the flop on a board of 9♣7♦A♣ with around 10,000 already in the pot. Eric Sfez bet 2,200 and Florian Bordet called.
The turn came the K♥ and Sfez moved all in for just 1,800. Bordet reluctantly flicked in a chip and turned over J♦8♦. Sfez had 10♣10♦ for a pair of tens.
The river came the 9♥ and Sfez held to double his stack.
The flop read Q♠7♠6♦, and Jean Mikhael checked to Giorgio Silva who put out a bet of 300 into the pot of 5,400. Mikhael had 4,000 total and after thinking for a few moments, he tossed it across the line. Silva wasted no time making the call and both hands were tabled.
Jean Mikhael: K♣J♦
Giorgio Silva: K♦Q♣
Mikahel saw he was drawing thin against the top pair of SIlva as he stood up from the table. The dealer completed the board with the Q♥ on the turn, and 4♣ on the river to give Silva trip queens.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Action was on the turn on a board of 4♦10♥4♥9♣ and Robert Heidorn checked. Franck Makaci bet 2,000 and Heidorn check-raised to 7,500, which Makaci called.
The turn was the 7♠ and Heidorn moved all in for 16,700.
"I think it's impossible for me to fold," said Makaci before putting his chips in the middle.
He showed A♣4♣ for trip fours and Heidorn turned over 10♠10♦ for a full house, tens full of fours to win the pot. He doubled up and Makaci was left short.
Makaci was down to only 1,300 chips, but managed to triple up the next hand to bring his stack to around 5,500.
Jorge Ramella opened to 800 from middle position and Shibo Yin three-bet to 2,500 from the hijack. Ramella called.
Ramella checked the Q♠4♣9♣ flop and Yin bet 2,000. Ramella chose to check-raise to 5,300 which Yin called.
Upon seeing the Q♥ appear on the turn, Ramella shoved for Yin's remaining 10,700. Yin went deep into the tank, thinking for almost two minutes. Ultimately, he flicked in the call and the cards were revealed.
Shibo Yin: K♦K♣
Jorge Ramella: A♦A♣
Ramella was ahead with his pocket aces and had to avoid a two-outer on the river. The 5♥ fell and Yin was sent to the rail at the hands of Ramella.
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