Milos Skrbic was all-in for 59,000 and at risk versus Yevhen Pavlenko in a button versus big blind spot.
Milos Skrbic: A♣J♦ 
Yevhen Pavlenko: A♦8♥
Skrbic had his opponent dominated, and the 10♦9♦3♥2♥A♠ runout confirmed his double-up, his better kicker playing with his rivered pair of aces.
Action was caught with cards on their backs, with Mathieu Di Meglio all-in for around 75,000. Nicolas Chouity was the player looking to bust him and had Di Meglio narrowly covered.
Mathieu Di Meglio: AxQx
Nicolas Chouity: AxKx
Chouity paired up on the K♦J♣4♥ flop to remain ahead while Di Meglio had a draw to Broadway. The J♥ turn and J♠ river gave Chouity a full house and Di Meglio left the table after it was confirmed he had the slightly smaller stack.
Vladimir Troyanovskiy raised from middle position to 4,000 and Shankui Li called from the hijack. Tian Hao Zheng called on the button, and Fabian Gumz completed from the big blind.
The four went to a flop of A♣J♦2♥ where Gumz checked, and Troyanovskiy fired 8,000. Li and Zheng called, and Gumz folded.
When the 2♦ dropped on the turn, Troyanovskiy shoved for 26,000. Li thought it about for few moments before he folded, and Zheng also mucked his cards.
In a pot of 40,000 on the 9♠K♠7♣Q♣ turn, Ali Al-Kubasi checked from the big blind to Benjamin Winsor in the hijack. Winsor bet 25,000 and Al-Kubasi called.
The 2♠ river saw Al-Kubasi check again before Winsor bet 55,000. Al-Kubasi spent a good five minutes in the tank before the clock was called. His countdown eventually reached zero and his hand was declared dead, losing him the pot.
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Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Robert Schiffbauer opened to 5,500 out of his stack of 26,000 from the button. Vyacheslav Shin then moved all in for 29,000 from the small blind. Ali Al-Kubasi stuck in a tower of T-5,000 chips from the big blind and Schiffbauer put in the rest of his stack.
Robert Schiffbauer: A♥2♥
Vyacheslav Shin: 8♦8♣
Ali Al-Kubasi: A♦J♦
Shin's pocket pair remained best as his opponents failed to connect on the 7♣4♠4♥6♠3♦ runout. Shin collected the pot while Schiffbauer departed.
Antoine Hasbani made a raise from the hijack and Sergei Varnaev three-bet the cutoff to 19,000. When the action got back to Hasbani, he called.
The flop came down 4♦6♦J♣, Hasbani checked it over to Varnaev, who fired a bet of 11,000. Hasbani called.
Both checked the 8♠ turn to the board-pairing 6♥ river where Hasbani led out with a bet of 23,000. Varnaev didn't need to think for too long to make a decision and called.
Hasbani then flipped K♠J♠ for a pair of jacks, and Varnaev mucked.
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