Scott Hall was all-in preflop with a very short stack against Christian Sare. The cards were turned.
Scott Hall: A♦9♥ 
Christian Sare: A♠4♠
The board ran out 3♣5♦4♣6♣10♥ and Sare paired his four on the flop to get ahead. He held and Hall was eliminated.
Fabiano Kovalski raised to 12,000 in the hijack and Michael Kil called in the cutoff. Cedric Schwaederle then moved all in for 65,000 in the big blind, Kovalski reshoved, and Kil folded, later saying he had two nines.
Cedric Schwaederle: A♥10♣
Fabiano Kovalski: A♠K♥
The K♦K♠J♦ flop gave Kovalski trip kings and Schwaederle a straight draw, but Schwaederle improved no further on the 8♥ turn or 5♠ river as he was sent to the rail.
"If I call do you jam," Kovalski asked Kil after the hand, and Kil simply shrugged.
At the same time at another table, Niall Murray got his last 160,000 in the middle on a flop of 5♠9♥3♥ against Victor Goncalves. Murray had 10♣9♣ for top pair, but Goncalves had K♠K♦ and held on through the Q♥J♥ turn and river to send Murray to the rail.
Arriving on a flop of 9♦6♠6♥, there were 70,000 chips in the middle. Marc Foggin in the small blind and Sebstyen Csoti in the hijack then went all in, with Csoti's stack of 80,000 at risk.
Sebestyen Csoti: J♥9♥
Marc Foggin: K♠K♦
Csoti needed to hit a nine to double up, but the 2♠J♠ runout did not provide it and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Griffin Benger raised to 12,000 from under the gun, Jakub Piwowarski called in late position, and Bo Jin moved all in from the big blind. Benger called for around 95,000 and Piwowarski folded. Benger was at risk as players turned their cards.
Griffin Benger: 10♦10♣
Bo Jin: J♦J♠
The board ran out 3♦9♣6♥9♥6♦ and Jin held with his pocket jacks, making two pair with the nines on board. Benger was eliminated from the tournament.
Jeff Kirsch was all in preflop with a short stack against Christian Sare, who had him covered as players flipped their cards.
Jeff Kirsch: K♥J♠
Christian Sare: A♠7♥
The board ran out 5♠A♦10♦5♦5♣ and Sare made a full house to win the pot, eliminating Kirsch from the tournament.
Aleksei Savenkov raised from an early position to 13,000 and Claudio Gordon moved all in for 99,000 from the hijack. Savenkov made the call to cover Gordons stack, and the players flipped their hands.
Claudio Gordon: A♥J♣
Aleksei Savenkov: 8♠8♥
Gordon stood from the table after seeing Savenkov's hand and grabbed his bag, preparing himself to leave the tournament. His opponent said "Sit down," but Gordon said "It's my lucky thing," and remained standing to watch the runout.
The 4♦8♦2♣ flop prompted Gordon to ask for a "Three at least, to sweat," after Savenkov had flopped the set.
The Q♦ fell on the turn and Gordon walked away from the table saying "GG guys, good luck," after seeing he was drawing dead.
The dealer placed the 6♠ and Savenkov pulled the pot, getting a significant chip up.
Preben Stokkan on the button shoved all in for 100,000 over an open-raise of Shakhabiddin Muradov in middle position. The action folded back to Muradov, who quickly called.
Preben Stokkan: Q♥10♥
Shakhabiddin Muradov: Q♦Q♣
The last queen in the deck fell on the 6♣Q♠K♥ flop, and Stokkan was drawing dead after the 8♣ turn. The 4♥ river did not matter anymore, and Stokkan left the tournament to enjoy an early dinner.
Carlos Lopez moved all in for 230,000 from middle position as Matteo Orchide put him at risk from the big blind.
Carlos Lopez: K♠K♦
Matteo Orchide: A♠K♣
Lopez was ahead with his kings as the flop came 2♠7♠8♠ to give Orchide a flush draw. The 9♣ turn was safe for Lopez, who was one card away from a double up, but Orchide caught the J♠ on the river to make his flush and send Lopez to the rail.
At another table, Thomas Eychenne eliminated Hans Erlandsson by winning a race with K♠10♠ against Erlandsson's pair of sixes.
Juho Suutari and Sindre Hansen saw a flop of A♠8♠3♣ when Suutari bet 90,000 from middle position, leaving just one 5,000 chip behind.
The floor was called over and they ruled Suutari would only be given 15 seconds on his next decision and would be unable to use any time banks. Hansen then moved all in from the hijack and Suutari tossed in his last chip.
Juho Suutari: Q♥10♥
Sindre Hansen: 9♥9♦
Suutaro needed to improve against Hansen's nines but missed the 2♦ turn and 4♠ river as he was sent to the rail.
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