With the board showing 7♦7♣6♠K♦ Guilherme Paz check-called from the small blind to a bet of 16,000 from Daniel Custodio out of the big blind.
The 9♠ came on the river and both players checked. Paz turned over A♦4♥ for ace-high and was second-best to the rivered pair of nines for Custodio with 9♥3♠.
Juha Helppi opened to 5,500 from the cutoff. Both Patrik Jaros, from the button, and Damian Rapanowicz, from the big blind, called.
The flop came 3♦2♠5♥, and Rapanowicz checked to see Helppi bet 6,500. Jaros made the call, and Rapanowicz went into the tank before check-raising to 17,500. Both his opponents folded, and he collected the chips he needed to reach the 100k mark.
Alen Rizvani, in middle position, raised to 5,000. Matthias Auer, in the small blind, moved all in and Rizvani snap-called for his effective stack of 45,000.
Alen Rizvani: K♣K♠ 
Matthias Auer: 8♠8♥
Auer had run into a premium and the 3♠4♣J♣5♠5♣ runout changed nothing, ensuring Rizvani the full double.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Lukas Benkovic had squeezed all in from the small blind for 68,000 over a late position open and call. Tom Cohen then called for his remaining 62,000 from the big blind and the other players in the hand folded.
Tom Cohen: A♣A♠
Lukas Benkovic: J♥J♦
Cohen was ahead with his aces and needed to avoid a jack to move over the six-figure chip mark. The board ran out K♥K♦4♣4♦7♦ and Cohen doubled through Benkovic.
There was an all in for 69,000 from Adi Rajkovic and another all in from Tomasz Wisniewski for 74,000. The action was on Baki Fazliu, who asked for the exact amount of the second all in. After cutting out the calling chips, he went into the tank but decided to fold.
Adi Rajkovic: A♦A♣
Tomasz Wisniewski: K♦K♠
The flop 9♣J♣Q♦ gave Wisniewski some extra outs, but the 6♠ on the turn and the 4♥ on the river secured the double-up for Rajkovic.
The action was caught with around 32,000 in the middle and the flop reading 6♠7♦Q♦. William Paschall, who was under the gun, found himself all in and at risk for his effective stack of approximately 45,000, against Felix Vu, in the small blind.
William Paschall: K♣K♥
Felix Vu: 7♣7♥
Paschall's overpair fell behind the flopped set of Vu. The 2♦ turn and the 5♠ river changed nothing and Paschall was sent to the rail.
The action was picked up with the flop showing A♥2♠6♣. Taras Mokliak checked from the big blind and faced a bet of 2,500 by Lukas Benkovic from early position. Mokliak called.
Both players checked the 8♠ turn and 9♣ river. Mokliak turned over 10x10x for a pair of tens and was second best to the K♠K♥ of Benkovic for a pair of kings.
The pot stood at around 11,000 with two players looking at a board of 9♦J♣2♣4♦.
Younes Bahiaoui, in the big blind, bet out 3,000. Levente Szabo, who was under the gun, moved all in for Bahiaoui's effective stack of 29,000. Bahiaoui thought for some time before making the call.
Younes Bahiaoui: Q♠9♣
Levente Szabo: 10♣10♠
Bahiaoui's pair of nines were behind Szabo's pocket pair. The K♣ river sent Bahiaoui to the rail.
The action was picked up on the turn 3x4x3♣J♣ where Juergen Hofer made a bet of 12,500. The action was back to Conor Beresford who asked Hofer, "What are you saying with your story?"
Hofer replied "It tells that I have the best hand." Beresford called.
The river was the 9♣ and after the check of Beresford, Hofer moved all in and Beresford quickly called.
Hofer had the best hand with his A♣K♣ and took down the pot with his rivered flush. Beresford showed a 3x and mucked his hand.
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