Heads-up on a flop of J♥6♦10♠, Mustapha Kanit bet 45,000 from the cutoff and Javier Caballo called in the hijack.
The turn was the 5♠ and Kanit bet another 145,000. Caballo again called.
The J♠ fell on the river and Kanit fired out 215,000 this time. Caballo snap-called and Kanit showed A♦J♣ for trip jacks. Caballo, though, had K♠9♠ for a rivered flush to take the big pot.
Alexander Seibt used two time-banks in early position before raising to 40,000 with A♦A♣. Action folded to chip leader Jonathan Guedes in the big blind, who had K♦4♦. He quickly folded his cards.
"Nice trick," said Jovan Kenjic, which received a laugh from Seibt and Adrian Mateos.
Seibt then opened A♠10♠ to 40,000 from under the gun. Jozef Cibicek, in the cutoff, called with 8♠8♥. Mateos looked down at K♣10♣ in the big blind and three-bet to 200,000. Seibt folded his hand before Cibicek called.
Mateos smashed the Q♣3♣2♣ flop, making a flush and bet 100,000. Cibicek laid down his hand.
Daniel Oterhals raised to 40,000 in the cutoff before Natan Chauskin three-bet to 135,000 in the big blind. Oterhals used a time bank and eventually moved all in for around 850,000. Chauskin snap-called.
Daniel Oterhals: A♣K♠ 
Natan Chauskin: K♣K♥
Oterhals had run into Chauskin's kings and needed to hit an ace to stay alive, but he missed the 6♥7♣2♥2♣6♣ board as Chauskin took the massive pot to send Oterhals to the rail and increase his chip lead.
As Ashkan Fattahi was in the process of being eliminated, on a neighboring table, Rutger Hennen moved all in for 170,000 from the hijack. George Rotariu waited until Fattahi's elimination was confirmed before putting in his last 135,000 from the cutoff. The button and blinds folded for the cards to go on their backs.
George Rotariu: A♥J♣
Rutger Hennen: A♠K♦
"Oh f***," said Rotariu as the cards were tabled.
The K♥Q♠3♦ flop gave Hennen a pair of Kings while Rotariu was drawing to Broadway.
"Ten. One time for me," pleaded the at risk player.
His prayers were answered as the 10♣ turn gave him the straight. The 5♠ river confirmed his double up.
"You are the best dealer in the world," thanked Rotariu.
On the next deal, Hennen put in the last of his chips before Fabrice Bigot made it 90,000 from the small blind. Aram Sargsyan folded to set up the all-in showdown.
Rutger Hennen: 9♦8♦
Fabrice Bigot: K♠10♥
Hennen was behind but had plenty of equity on the J♦7♦4♠ flop with his gutshot to the straight-flush. However, his bad run continued as the board completed with the J♣7♥ to send him to the rail.
In a preflop confrontation Ashkan Fattahi was all in for roughly 400,000 from the button and up against Pieter de Necker in the cutoff who had a covering stack.
Ashkan Fattahi: A♦K♥
PIeter de Necker: A♠Q♠
Fattahi was in great shape to double up with the bigger ace until the Q♦J♥4♦ flop gave de Necker top pair leaving Fattahi drawing to just seven outs. He could not catch a king or a ten when the rest of the board ran out 9♥2♠ and was sent to the rail in brutal fashion while de Necker took down a healthy pot.
Jonathan Guedes opened to 40,000 from under the gun and Dan Smith called from the cutoff. Esteban Maquillon moved all in for 375,000, Guedes re-shoved for 2,410,000 and Smith opted to fold.
Esteban Maquillon: J♥J♦
Jonathan Guedes: A♦K♦
It was a preflop flip that Guedes got the best of on the 2♣K♣5♠Q♥6♦ runout to send Maquillion to the rail and take down a sizable pot.
With two players seeing a board of 6♣10♦A♠8♠7♣ and roughly 185,000 in the middle, Rutger Hennen checked in the small blind and Selahaddin Bedir bet 140,000 from middle position. Hennen made the call.
Bedir tabled 10♣9♣ for a ten-high straight to take the pot while Hennen was left with under ten big blinds.
In a limped pot between the blinds, Fabrice Bigot and David Docherty checked the Q♠9♠7♠ flop through to the 3♦ turn. Bigot check-called 20,000, which brought in the K♠ river.
Bigot led out for 35,000, and after using up a time-bank, Docherty made it 140,000. Bigot quickly released his cards into the muck.
Action folded around to Adrian Mateos, who shoved from the small blind for the rest of his opponent's stack. Daniel Novak called in the big blind for 315,000 and players flipped their cards.
Daniel Novak: A♣7♣
Adrian Mateos: J♥9♥
The board ran out Q♠A♦K♠3♥10♣. Novak paired his ace on the flop to pull well ahead, but the ten on the river gave Mateos an unlikely straight. He won the pot and Novak was eliminated.
Heads-up on a flop of 5♦6♣8♥, Fabrice Bigot led out for 50,000 from the big blind and Rutger Hennen raised to 110,000 in the hijack.
Bigot called and the Q♦ fell on the turn. Bigot checked to Hennen who bet another 85,000. Bigot then moved all in.
Hennen had around 450,000 remaining and used a time bank before mucking his cards.
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