Stefan Toderita moved all in for 210,000 on the button, Adrien Quetelart reshoved in the small blind, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Stefan Toderita: K♠8♣ 
Adrien Quetelart: A♣Q♥
Quetelart remained in the lead through the turn on a board of 9♣3♥2♣J♣, but Toderita spiked the K♥ on the river to make top pair and double up.
Halil Tasyurek was in middle position and raised to 50,000. Chakib Mhiri defended his big blind and saw a flop of Q♦6♠K♥.
Mhiri checked, Tasyurek bet 85,000, and Mhiri called. The K♣ fell on the turn and was checked around. The 2♠ river then completed the board.
Mhiri checked again, after which Tasyurek bet 150,000. Mhiri raised to 400,000 and Tasyurek paid off.
Mhiri tabled K♦4♥ for trip kings, besting the A♥A♦ of Tasyurek, who was left with around ten big blinds.
Samuel Dray survived one all-in, but couldn't survive a second as he raised from the cutoff to 100,000, then called off his remaining few chips after Daniel Jackson shoved from the small blind.
Samuel Dray: A♠J♦
Daniel Jackson: A♣K♥
The hand was as expected as the runout of 5♥2♠K♦4♣7♣ gave Jackson a pair of kings, which sent Dray to the rail.
Fahredin Mustafov opened to 50,000 from the button and Eleftherios Sinnos defended his big blind.
Sinnos check-called for 40,000 on the K♦Q♠10♥ flop bringing in the K♥ turn. Sinnos check-raised to 175,000 over a bet of 75,000, and was called.
Mustafov had 175,000 behind going to the 3♥ river, and his stack went into the middle after Sinnos put the Bulgarian all-in.
Sinnos tabled J♣9♣ for a king-high straight and bested Mustafov's K♠6♣.
Andrea Dato raised to 50,000 on the button and was called by Boris Tabiyev in the big blind
Dato continued for 35,000 on the Q♦9♦9♣ flop and was check-raised to 80,000. He put in the extra chips to see a turn of J♦. Tabiyev piled in 300,000 chips, over-betting the pot.
Dato moved in for 180,000 more and Tabiyev snap-called.
Andrea Dato: K♠10♦
Boris Tabiyev: 9♠7♥
The 10♥ river did not improve Tabiyev's trips to a full house and Dato's straight doubled him up to stay in contention.
Roeland Peeks opened from the cutoff and Samuel Dray shoved for 115,000 from the small blind. Peeks called.
Samuel Dray: A♣4♠
Roeland Peeks: A♥7♥
Dray was behind, but managed to find a chop as the A♠A♦Q♦K♦8♣ runout gave both players trips with higher kickers on the board.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
One of the most entertaining shows in poker is stepping it up a notch as PokerStars announced that the next season of Big Game on Tour will feature four-time Super Bowl champion and NFL star Rob "Gronk" Gronkowski.
Gronkowski, who spent 11 seasons as a tight end in the NFL and is now a sports analyst, will compete on the upcoming The Big Game on Tour season alongside the pros, Loose Cannons and sports media personality Nick Wright, whose appearance was also confirmed on Thursday.
“I’m always up for a challenge, and diving into the world of poker is going to be an amazing new adventure for me," Gronkowski said in a press release. “I’m beyond excited to play alongside some of the best in the game and tackle the high-stakes action. Just like on the football field, I’ll be bringing my competitive edge and giving it everything I’ve got at the tables.”
The remaining 32 players are on a 20-minute break. Here's some of the highlights from the last level.
Play will resume at Level 23 - 10,000/25,000 with a 25,000 big blind ante. The average stack sits at just over 1,200,000 - around 48 big blinds when play restarts.
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