Rania Nasreddine raised to 40,000 in the cutoff with K♦J♥ and was three-bet to 110,000 by Jianwei Lin on the button, who played 7♥7♦. The flop fell 4♥2♣J♦, on which Nasreddine check-called Lin's bet of 90,000.
Lin put in 100,000 additional chips on the 10♦, which Nasreddine check-called again. The 5♣ river was quickly checked by both, and Nasreddine took down the pot with her top pair.
Action was on the flop on a board of 2♥9♦5♦ and Yunkyu Song checked. Harry Lodge bet 100,000 and Song called.
The turn was the Q♠ and Song checked again. Lodge doubled his flop bet, making it 200,000 to go. Song made the call again.
The river was the 9♥ and Song switched to a lead for 450,000. It didn't take long for Lodge to make the call. Song showed 8♠5♠ for a pair of fives that he'd turned into a bluff, while Lodge flipped over J♣9♣ for trip nines to win a huge pot and chip up to close to 3.5 million.
Aliaksandr Shylko made it 40,000 to go in the hijack with Q♥J♣. Fabiano Kovalski called on the button with A♦10♠ and Stephen Song defended his big blind with A♣6♣.
The 3♣6♥A♥ flop saw Shylko continue for 40,000 after Song had checked. Kovalski bumped that up to 140,000 with his top pair, after which Song three-bet to 325,000.
Shylko quickly folded his queen-high but Kovalski stuck around and called. The 6♠ turn upgraded Song to a full house. He used a time bank before slowplaying and checking to Kovalski.
Kovalski quickly checked back to see the 9♠ appear on the river. Song spent another time extension and fired 275,000 in the middle thereafter.
Kovalski called it off but saw the bad news at showdown and added his cards to the muck. Song, meanwhile, soared even higher up the ranks and ended up with more than 4,000,000 in chips.
David Coleman and Nick Palma built a pot of around 250,000 as they went heads up to the J♦7♠J♥ flop. Palma then bet 60,000 from the button and Coleman called in the cutoff.
Both players checked the 5♠ turn. The river was the 2♣ and Coleman led out for 165,000. Palma used two time banks before he called. Coleman turned over A♥J♣ for trips to win the pot.
There were already around 350,000 chips in the pot on a board of K♣4♥7♥Q♥ when Yurii Zabrodotskyi bet 110,000. Nolan Madene was the only other played in the pot and he called.
The 10♦ completed the board on the river and Zabrodotskyi shoved, which left Madene with the decision for his stack of around 400,000. Madene used some extra time as he tried to piece together the puzzle, and eventually settled on a call.
Zabrodotskyi showed 5♥3♥ for a turned flush and Madene flipped A♥J♣ for a rivered straight with the nut-flush blocker, which meant the Frenchman was eliminated.
Govert Metaal raised to 65,000 from middle position and Marc Foggin moved all in from late position for 245,000, just over 12 big blinds. Metaal made the call with the bigger stack and players flipped their cards.
Marc Foggin: K♥K♠ 
Govert Metaal: Q♥10♥
The board ran out 3♥A♥6♠5♠5♣ and Metaal picked up a flush draw on the flop. Foggin managed to hold with his pocket kings to win the pot and double his stack.
Vladimir Erceg raised to 40,000 in the hijack with A♣J♥. Jelle Moene found A♠3♠ in the big blind and decided to defend.
A♦2♦J♣ flopped both players top pair. Moene checked, Erceg bet 60,000, and Moene called. The 6♦ turn brought a third diamond on the board and slowed down the action with two checks.
The 7♥ then hit the river and saw Moene lead out for 45,000. Erceg snap called and took down the pot with his two pair.
Lauri Varonen raised to 45,000 in middle position and was three-bet to 130,000 by Tomasz Krzesinski in the small blind.
Varonen called to see the 8♥7♠3♥ flop and then called a bet of 90,000 from Krzesinski.
On the A♠ turn, Krzesinski used a time bank before placing a bet of 100,000. Varonen thought briefly and then called again.
The river completed the board with the 8♦. Krzesinski used another time bank before checking. Varonen thought for a bit and then checked back.
Krzesinski revealed A♣10♥ for a turned pair of aces that finished with aces and eights. Varonen looked unimpressed as he mucked his hand, sending the pot across the table.
Fernando Valverde raised to 40,000 in the hijack before Firoz Mangroe three-bet to 150,000 in the small blind. Valverde moved all in for 600,000 and Mangroe snap-called.
Fernando Valverde: 4♥4♠
Firoz Mangroe: J♥J♠
Valverde had run his small pocket pair right into Mangroe's jacks and found no help on the K♠5♠6♦5♥10♦ board as he was sent to the rail.
Yuan Li raised to 45,000 under the gun with A♥K♣ and was called by Aliaksandr Shylko in the big blind, who had seen 8♥7♣.
Shylko checked the 8♠4♥2♣ flop and subsequently called Li's continuation-bet of 30,000.
The 5♦ was turned. Shylko decided to lead out for 45,000. Li spent one of his time banks before correctly folding his ace-high and surrendering the pot to Shylko.
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