Hubert Baran-Osinski moved all in for 59,000 in the small blind and Eleftherios Sinnos called in early position.
Hubert Baran-Osinski: 6♦6♣ 
Eleftherios Sinnos: A♥Q♠
Baran-Osinski needed his pocket pair to hold up to keep his tournament hopes alive as the flop came 5♠9♣2♦. The 7♥ turn was safe, while the 10♣ fell on the river to earn him a double up.
Adrien Quetelart started the action with a raise to 10,000 from under the gun. Salvatore Camarda on the button and Ivan Stankov in the big blind both decided to call.
When the flop came down A♣K♠5♥, Quetelart led out with a bet of 5,000, but only Camarda stuck around.
On the 8♠ turn, Quetelart shifted gears with a hefty bet of 50,000, yet Camarda wasn’t ready to back down and called.
After the K♥ river, Quetelart checked, but Camarda wasn’t finished; he fired a bet of 35,000. After some contemplation, Quetelart made the call, but Camarda revealed A♥Q♠ for two pair, which was enough to take down the pot as Quetelart’s cards found the muck.
Mihai Trofim only had around 30,000 remaining when he moved all in from the button and Artsiom Lasouski put him at risk in the cutoff.
Mihai Trofim: A♦Q♦
Artsiom Lasouski: A♠8♣
Trofim was a favorite to double up as the flop came 5♦3♦K♠, but Lasouski spiked the 8♠ on the turn to take the lead. The river was the 4♥ and Trofim was eliminated.
Bernhard Binder was on the button and opened the action with a raise, Tudor Zapsa was in the small blind and three-bet, Binder four-bet, and Zapsa five-bet shoved. Binder snap-called for his stack of 215,000.
Bernhard Binder: A♥K♥
Tudor Zapsa: A♠4♣
It was bad timing from Zapsa, whose best chance to claw anything back from the hand after the K♠J♠Q♣ flop was to find a chop. However, the 8♦ turn and A♣ river kept Binder in the lead, and he doubled up to over 400,000, while Zapsa dropped to under 100,000.
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Hubert Baran-Osinski limped in from the small blind and Lander Lijo made it 18,000 from the big blind. Baran-Osinski called.
They went to a flop of 3♥A♠2♠ where Baran-Osinski checked, Lijo bet 12,000, and Baran-Osinski called.
Both then checked the 8♥ turn to the K♣ river where Baran-Osinski led out for 42,000, and Lijo snap-called.
Baran-Osinski flipped a bluff with Q♦5♦, and Lijo had the winner after he paired his eight holding Q♣8♣.
"You know you have 30 seconds right? You don't need to call so fast," said one of the tablemates to Lijo.
Adrien Quetelart raised to 10,000 in the cutoff and Alexandre Vuilleumier called on the button. Chakib Mhiri then three-bet to 35,000 in the small blind and only Quetelart called.
The flop came 9♣4♠8♠ and Mhiri checked to Quetelart, who bet 35,000. Mhiri called and the Q♠ fell on the turn.
Mhiri then led out for 10,000 and Quetelart called. The river was the 9♠ and Mhiri again checked as Quetelart bet 40,000. Mhiri snap-called and Quetelart showed K♥9♥. Mhiri had A♠4♣ for a flush as he took the pot.
Four players limped in and checked the 7♠J♠6♦ flop as the 8♣ fell on the turn. Adrian Mateos then led out for 8,000 in the small blind and only Daniel Jackson called in the cutoff.
The river was the 2♣ and Mateos moved all in for 55,000. Jackson snap-called with 10♠9♦ for a turned straight and Mateos could only show 5♣4♣ for a lower straight as the EPT champion headed to the rail.
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