Action folded to Iurii Saiapin on the button, who opened to 2,400. Jon Vallinas three-bet jammed from the small blind for 17,800, and after some thought, Saiapin made the call.
Jon Vallinas: A♦8♣ 
Iurii Saiapin: 3♥3♠
Vallinas was behind in a race, and looked to be heading for the exit after the Q♠6♠5♠ flop and J♦ turn. However, the A♣ rolled off on the river to give Vallinas the double-up, much to Saiapin's disgust.
Benjamin Spragg and Jakub Michalak were heads up on a flop of 10♣9♦8♦.
Spragg checked from under the gun and Michalak bet 2,500. Spragg then raised to 10,500 and Michalak called.
The 4♦ fell on the turn and Spragg kept his foot on the gas for a bet of 14,000. Michalak didn't want any part of it and laid his hand down — conceding the pot to Spragg.
Boris Kuzmanovic in the small blind and Archibald Seaton under the gun had created a pot of 24,500 when they went to a flop of 5♠7♠K♦. Kuzmanovic placed a bet of 8,000 and Seaton called.
The 9♥ turn was checked through before the 7♦ fell on the river. Kuzmanovic checked again, but Seaton put in a quick all-in for 52,000.
Kuzmanovic found a swift fold, seeing the sizable pot headed in Seaton's direction.
Javier Zarco opened the action from middle position with a raise to 2,500, which prompted a three-bet from Hannes Jeschka to 7,500. After the action folded back to him, Zarco made the call.
The 6♦5♠J♥ flop saw Zarco check, and Jeschka followed up with a bet of 4,500, which Zarco called.
Both players checked the 3♠ turn and the J♦ river, leading to a showdown.
Zarco revealed 9♠9♦, which was strong enough to force Jeschka to muck his cards.
Tomas Vaskunas opened to 2,500 first to act and was three-bet to 7,500 by Mihai Niste in the hijack. Action folded to Andrei Spataru in the big blind, who cold four-bet to 17,500.
Vaskunas quickly folded, but Niste shoved for 41,700 total. Spataru called and a showdown was held.
Mihai Niste: K♣K♦
Andrei Spataru: Q♣Q♥
The board ran out 10♠9♦A♣5♥A♠ — keeping Niste's cowboys best to award him the double up.
Levente Szabo raised to 2,400 under the gun. Pavel Ignatov then jammed in his stack of 31,300 from the cutoff. Yassin Mahmoud, who played a huge pile of ten starting stacks, tanked for a bit in the small blind before folding.
Szabo quickly called once the action was back on him, leading to a showdown.
Pavel Ignatov: A♦J♦
Levente Szabo: A♣K♦
Ignatov stood up as the A♠K♣6♦ flop gave Szabo two pair. The 6♣ brought some chop outs, but the 8♦ river was not one of them. Ignatov took his leave and the table was broken shortly after.
Saar Wilf opened to 3,000 from the hijack and Marle Spragg shoved for her last 13,300 on the button. Florian Gaugusch called cold from the big blind to put Spragg at risk and Wilf got out of the way.
Marle Spragg: 10♦10♣
Florian Gaugusch: J♠J♣
Gaugusch had Spragg's tens pipped, but the Q♠A♦10♠2♥4♦ runout improved Spragg to a set to keep her main event run alive.
Bernhard Binder opened the action from the cutoff with a raise to 2,500, and Giorgiy Skhulukhiya came along with a call in the big blind.
The 9♠A♣3♣ flop saw both players opting to check.
When the 4♠ turn landed, Skhulukhiya took the lead with a bet of 3,100, which Binder quickly called.
On the K♠ river, neither player decided to fire again, leading to a showdown.
Skhulukhiya revealed 8♦8♥, but Binder’s 10♠9♥ was enough to take down the pot, chipping up just a little more.
Around 26,000 was in the middle already on a flop of 6♠6♦3♥, in a hand between Yoel Selles in early position and Vadzim Lipauka in the big blind.
Lipauka led out with a bet of 8,000, only to be faced with a raise to 24,000. After at least four minutes of thought, Lipauka bumped it up again to 40,000.
Selles took a further considerable period of time thinking, barely taking his eyes off his opponent throughout, before making the call.
The 7♠ rolled off on the turn, and Lipauka pondered his options for quite some time, before moving all in for 55,300. Selles went into the tank, counting out his remaining chips and giving his opponent the eye.
After around three minutes of thought, Selles put in calling chips.
Vadzim Lipauka: Q♦Q♠
Yoel Selles: A♦K♥
Lipauka was well ahead, and Selles needed to spike one of his overcards on the river. The 2♦ river was a brick, and Lipauka took a huge pot, tapping the table in celebration as the river hit.
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