Alexander Zubov was already all in for his remaining stack from the big blind against Mihai Niste, who had Zubov covered from early position.
Alexander Zubov: Q♣J♣
Mihai Niste: K♣K♠
The 10♥8♦K♥ flop kept Zubov drawing live with an open-ended straight draw, but the K♦ turn upgraded Niste to quad kings to leave Zubov drawing dead.
An irrelevant 10♣ completed the board and Niste collected the rest of Zubov's chips.
Darius Gadeikis had raised under the gun and Saar Wilf had called in middle position. Tudor Zapsa then three-bet to 12,500 in the cutoff. Gadeikis called but Wilf jammed all in for 27,200.
Zapsa put in a four-bet to 55,000 to isolate but Gadeikis called undeterredly. The pair went on to check through the J♦8♦3♦ flop and 5♦ turn before Gadeikis bet 35,000 on the 4♦ river.
Zapsa spent some minutes in the tank but ultimately opted to fold. Gadeikis showed down K♦K♣ for the nut flush, besting the 9♥9♦ of Wilf and sending him to the rail with just a few hands left in the night.
Endrit Geci opened the action from early position with a raise to 2,600. Sitting next to him, Javier Zarco responded with a three-bet to 7,000. After sizing up Zarco’s stack, Geci moved all his 5,000 chips into the middle, effectively putting Zarco all in. Zarco made the call, and the cards were on their backs.
Javier Zarco: Q♦Q♠
Endrit Geci: K♦K♠
Zarco was looking for some help to stay alive, but the board ran out 10♠6♣9♠7♥A♦, providing no relief. Geci's kings held, and Zarco was sent to the rail.
At least 120,000 was in the middle already on a completed board of J♦7♥3♠9♠10♣, in a hand between Viktor Ustimov in the hijack and Vicente Delgado in the small blind.
Delgado jammed for around 75,000 and Ustimov made the snap-call.
Delgado tabled A♦3♠ for a pair of threes, but Ustimov had 9♦9♣ for the turned set of nines, sending him a huge pot towards the end of the day.
Mark Earl was all in for 24,000 and at-risk versus Malcolm McKinlay.
Mark Earl: K♦J♠
Malcolm McKinlay: A♠K♣
Earl was in trouble with his king dominated, and no salvation was provided by the 8♠2♠5♣7♠A♣ runout, McKinlay scooping the pot with a pair of aces.
Sebestyen Csoti raised to 2,500 under the gun. Nicolae Paunescu then three-bet all in for 13,800 in the hijack. Brandon Leetz called in the small blind but big blind Alik Zazian had other plans and shoved.
Csoti got out of the way and Leetz folded as well, claiming to lay down ace-queen.
Nicolae Paunescu: A♦10♦
Alik Zazian: A♥K♦
The 8♦9♥3♦ flop provided Paunescu with a flush draw, but the 3♠ turn and 3♥ river bricked to give the checkmark to Zazian.
Dmitry Zakharov was all in for 7,000 and at-risk versus Bernhard Binder.
Dmitry Zakharov: A♣8♠
Bernhard Binder: A♥Q♠
Zakharov's ace was dominated and his departure was confirmed by the 6♠5♠6♥A♦7♦ runout, Binder's better kicker sending him the pot.
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