There were already around 45,000 chips in the pot on a board of 6♣9♦9♥9♠ when both Leonidas Kostagiolas and [Removed:548] checked.
When the A♣ completed the board, Kostagiolas fired a bet of 15,000, and [Removed:549], who only had around 25,000 behind, thought for around twenty seconds before he called.
Kostagiolas showed K♥Q♥ for king-high, and [Removed:549] scooped the pot with a full house holding 7♦7♣.
Andrzej Powalka raised to 2,500 from under the gun and Elie Farah three-bet from the middle position to 8,000. When the action got back to Powalka, he four-bet to 20,000, and Farah shoved. Powalka snap-called for his stack of 72,700.
Andrzej Powalka: A♠A♦ 
Elie Farah: A♣K♣
It was a great spot for Powalka in the closing level of the night and he took full advantage of the situation as the 4♣5♠7♠9♠K♦ runout kept his pocket aces in the lead, and earned him a double-up.
Action was on the flop on a board of Q♠K♣6♥ and Kirill Solovev fired out a bet of 20,000 into the pot. Tomas Jozonis responded by moving all in for 36,800 and Solovev didn't have to put too much more in the middle to match the bet.
Solovev made the call and turned over A♠A♥, but Jozonis had Q♣Q♥ for a set of queens to leave his opponent drawing very thin.
Jozonis held as the turn came the 10♣ and river the 3♦. He doubled his stack and Solovev was left looking dismayed, chewing the tassels of his hoody as he mulled over the loss.
Andrei Konopelko opened to 2,500 from the cutoff and Nichita Verbitchii defended his big blind.
The K♦8♠5♣ flop was checked through. On the J♣ turn, Verbitchii check-raised to 11,000 versus a bet of 3,000 from his opponent. Konopelko made the quick call.
The 6♥ river was checked through. Verbitchii turned over Q♣9♦ for queen-high, having missed his turned gutshot, and Konopelko took the pot with Q♦Q♥.
There were around 50,000 chips in the pot on a flop of J♦4♥6♠ when Daniel Lakerveld bet 8,000, and Abdullah Akbarpoor called.
A 2♣ dropped on the turn and Lakerveld elected to check, and Abbarpoor shoved for around 35,000. Lakerveld quickly folded.
Akbarpoor then showed A♣10♣ for a bluff with just ace-high as he raked in the pot, which brought his stack up to around 100,000.
Action was on the turn on a board of 8♦10♥2♦2♣ and Elie Farah led out for 15,000, which Artem Bocharov called.
The river was the 4♦ and Farah checked. Boacharov sensed an opportunity and pushed his stack into the middle, eyeing up what had become a bloated pot well worth fighting for.
Farah was left with a difficult call, but he wasn't ready to give up. He pushed his chips into the middle in a dramatic moment that resulted in Boacharov turning over J♥9♥ for a missed straight draw that he'd turned into a bluff.
Farah shouted out in triumph as he flipped over K♥10♦ for a pair of tens, two pair with the deuces on board, to win the pot and gain a huge double up late in the day.
Alessio Isaia opened to 2,500 from hijack, and received a call from Marius Kudzmanas in the small blind. David Rosich was in the big blind, and he produced a three-bet to 12,200.
Isaia took quite a bit of time thinking, before he pumped it up further to 35,000. Kudzmanas dumped his cards, but Rosich made the call.
On the 7♠3♠3♣ flop, Rosich checked to Isaia. He took some time counting out his chips, before moving all in for around 60,000, with Rosich's calling chip almost beating him into the middle.
Alessio Isaia: A♦K♥
David Rosich: Q♦Q♥
Rosich had set the trap perfectly, and Isaia needed to spike the turn or river to survive. However the 9♦ turn and 7♥ river were bricks to send a massive pot to Rosich.
Mahmut Sanli made it 3,000 to go from early position and Markus Schottes three-bet from the small blind to 11,000. Sanli called.
On the 3♠K♣J♥ flop, Schottes made a continuation-bet of 6,000, which Sanli quickly called.
Both then checked the 6♥ turn and 7♥ river with Schottes showing K♦Q♣ for a pair of kings, which was good for the pot as Sanli mucked.
With around 8,700 in the pot and the flop showing 3♦Q♦9♠, both Adi Rajkovic in the small blind and Stephen Song in the big blind checked it over to Markus Schottes, who followed up with a bet of 3,600. Rajkovic made the call, while Song decided to fold.
The action slowed down on the 6♦ turn as both players checked.
On the A♣ river, Rajkovic shifted gears, firing out a sizable bet of 13,400. Schottes took his time, carefully considering his next move, but ultimately decided to fold, allowing Rajkovic to scoop up the pot.
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