The action was caught on a flop of 9♥6♦Q♠, with over 100,000 chips already in the pot. Diego Beirigo made a bet of 38,000 from the hijack and was called by Artem Logvin on the button.
The turn fell the 9♣ and saw Beirigo size down to 25,000, around half of Logvin's remaining stack. It was enough to let Logvin let go of his hand, and the pile of chips was shipped to Beirigo
Michael Wang moved all in from the hijack for 37,000. Fotios Panagopoulos, in the big blind, went deep into the tank. Panagopoulos thought for so long that Wang called the clock, eventually prompting him to make the call.
Michael Wang: A♥8♥ 
Fotios Panagopoulos: A♠7♦
The board ran out K♣4♠4♦5♦3♣; although the flop brought the potential for a chop, Panagopoulos was out-kicked to double up Wang.
Cards were on their backs and stacks were in the middle, with Dimitios Charalampos all in for around 100,000 and at-risk versus Jiaze Li.
Dimitios Charalampos: A♠J♦
Jiaze Li: Q♥Q♦
Charalampos needed some help from the board, but none arrived on the K♦10♠4♦4♥5♥ runout, sending Li the pot with queens.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Erich Tedeschi limped in from under the gun. Renato Hysenbelli raised to 13,000 from the button and Tedeschi called.
The 7♠8♦8♠ flop saw Tedeschi play in flow. Hysenbelli continued for 11,000 and Tedeschi check-raised to 36,000. Hysenbelli was forced to fold.
Mirco De Martini had raised to 8,000 in early position and Oleksandr Filipchuk made the call in middle position. Mathieu Di Meglio then pushed all in for around 25,000 from the cutoff, after which De Martini reshoved.
Filipchuk's stack of 100,000 was covered by De Martini, and he thought it over for a bit before announcing, "bad call," as he slid his stack forward.
Mathieu Di Meglio: Q♥9♥
Oleksandr Filipchuk: 3♥3♦
Mirco De Martini: A♣9♣
Filipchuk's threes remained ahead on the 8♣8♥6♣5♦ runout, although De Martini picked up a lot of outs. One of them was the 10♣, and it came on the river to give him a flush for the winning hand, knocking out two players.
The action was caught as Mikael Hen, in middle position, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of 35,000 against Joseph Hernon, in the cutoff.
Mikael Hen: 8♥8♠
Joseph Hernon: A♠J♦
The dealer spread the K♦6♥10♦ flop giving Hernon a straight draw. The Q♣ turn completed Hernon's Broadway draw and Hen was drawing dead. The 3♦ river confirmed his departure.
With around 35,000 in the middle, Tomasz Chmiel checked under the gun on a flop of 6♣5♠9♠. Juan Lopez made a bet of 12,000, after which Chmiel shoved all in for 48,000.
Lopez made a quick call with the covering stack and the cards were turned over.
Tomasz Chmiel: A♠10♠
Juan Lopez: J♠J♣
Lopez's jacks were still in the lead, but Chmiel locked up the pot with a flush on the Q♠ turn. The A♥ river was meaningless and Chmiel doubled to a six-figure stack.
After a preflop raising war involving multiple players, Edgar Ishida, on the button, found himself all in and at risk for his effective stack of 203,000 against Alexis Delestre, in the hijack.
Edgar Ishida: A♣K♣
Alexis Delestre: Q♦Q♥
This classic tournament flip fell in the favor of Ishida as the flop landed 6♦A♥K♠, giving him two pair. The 6♠ turn and 5♥ river changed nothing, sending this monster pot to Ishida.
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