Pablo Ubierna raised to 9,000 from the button, Teun Mulder called in the small blind, and Paolo Boi moved all in from the big blind for 24,000. Ubierna reraised to 39,000 and Mulder called.
The flop came 2♥K♥8♦ and Mulder checked. Ubierna bet 35,000 and Mulder folded.
Ubierna had A♦K♠ and the all in player Boi had 10♦10♣. The turn came the J♣ and river the 9♠. Ubierna held and Boi was eliminated close to bubble.
Action was on the flop on a board of 6♠10♥J♠ and Wolf Weber was all-in. Carlos Lopez called and players flipped their cards.
Wolf Weber: K♠Q♠ 
Carlos Lopez: J♣J♦
The turn came the K♦ and river the 4♣. Lopez held with his set of jacks to win the pot, eliminating Weber close to the bubble.
Laurie Tournier was all-in for 119,000 and at risk on the button with Q♣9♣ against Alexander Seibt from middle position with 7♦7♣. The players were already at the 7♥Q♦9♦ flop and Seibt was ahead with a set.
The 2♣ turn and 3♦ river didn't save Tournier and she was eliminated with around 290 players remaining, just before the bubble.
The TV team and media groups rushed over from the far corner to the secondary feature table as one more hand had an all in and call.
Action was on the flop on a board of 5♥5♣2♣ and Zachary Habayeb was all-in for 33,000. He was called by Riccardo Saraniero in position. Players turned their cards.
Zachary Habayeb: 8♣8♥
Riccardo Saraniero: A♣J♣
The turn came the 4♣, which gave Saraniero a flush. The river was the 6♠ and Saraniero won the pot. Habayeb was eliminated on the stone bubble and the rest of the players made the money.
Adolfo Vaeza Baque moved all in for 73,000 under the gun and Gabriel Moura called in middle position.
Adolfo Vaeza Baque: 8♦8♠
Gabriel Moura: Q♠Q♦
Vaeza Baque picked up a straight draw heading to the river on a board of 2♣6♣5♦7♦, but he missed the A♦ as Moura's queens stayed in front to send Vaeza Baque to the payout desk.
Neel Murthy moved all in from under the gun and Masato Yokosawa called in the big blind.
Neel Murthy: 8♥8♠
Masato Yokosawa: A♠K♦
Yokosawa connected with the A♥9♥2♠ flop to take the lead with a pair of aces, while Murthy couldn't catch up on the 6♠ turn or J♥ river. The stacks were counted down and they were found to each have the same 72,000 remaining as Yokosawa doubled up and sent Murthy to the rail.
Christopher Dowling was all-in for his last 40,000 in middle position, Guillermo Sanz put in his last 80,000 from the hijack, and Pablo Beltran had both players covered and at risk in early position.
Christopher Dowling: K♦9♦
Guillermo Sanz: A♦Q♦
Pablo Beltran: A♣A♠
Beltran had woken up with aces and hit the last one in the deck on the A♥10♠8♠ flop to make top set. Both opponents were left drawing dead after the 4♥ turn, while Beltran scooped the pot once the 3♠ fell on the river as Sanz and Dowling were sent to the rail.
Kyosuke Nagami was all-in for his final 10,000 and was called by David Laka in the big blind.
Kyosuke Nagami: A♦8♥
David Laka: A♥2♣
Nagami made two pair on the 8♠3♠Q♦A♠K♠ runout to double up.
At another table, Per Mattson jammed in his 26,000 chips from the hijack and was called by Umberto Ruggeri in the big blind.
Per Mattson: J♦7♦
Umberto Ruggeri: K♣9♦
Ruggeri was the only one to make a pair on the A♠10♣9♣3♠2♦ board to knock out his opponent.
Andreas Antoniou opened from middle position and called the shove of Peter Csecsetka, who had around 75,000 in his stack.
Peter Csecsetka: 6♣6♥
Andreas Antoniou: A♣J♦
Csecsetka was already on his feet after he saw the 5♣A♥Q♣ flop, but the extra stand-up equity didn't pay off as neither the 8♥ turn nor 7♥ river could save him from elimination.
Andrei Spataru was all-in with a short stack of around 50,000 and was called by Tom Middleton, who had him covered as players flipped their cards.
Andrei Spataru: Q♠Q♣
Tom Middleton: J♥J♦
The board ran out 3♥8♥4♥2♥5♦ and Middleton turned a flush to get ahead and win the pot, eliminating Spataru from the tournament.
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