Robert Schram raised from the hijack to 800 and Clement Gouges called in the big blind.
On the K♣8♥6♠ flop, Gouges check-called a bet of 1,000 from Schram to see the 5♣ turn, which went check-check.
A 5♦ paired the board on the river and Gouges led out for 1,800. Schram thought it over for a short time then slung in a call, and mucked when he saw the K♥J♦ of Gouges.
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Level: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Players are on a 20-minute break.
Tomas Pinkevicius opened to 500 from under the gun and he was called five times.
He continued for 900 on a flop of Q♣2♥A♠, but only Simon Wiciak to his left and Peter Jaksland in the cutoff called.
Pinkevicius fired a second barrel of 4,200 on the J♥ turn and made Wiciak fold. However Jaksland called to find the 7♠ river.
Pinkevicius bet 6,600, but Jaksland raised all-in for 23,200. Pinkevicius went deep into the tank, until the clock was called, at which point he made the call.
Peter Jaksland: K♠10♥ 
Tomas Pinkevicius: 2♣2♦
Pinkevicius called with a set, but Jaksland had a straight and doubled up.
Ian Gascoigne and Atanas Kodinov had seen a flop of A♠4♠4♦ with around 1,500 chips in the middle. Kodinov, in the blinds, checked and Gascoigne bet 600. Kodinov called.
A 4♣ on the turn was checked through to the Q♥ river, which also went check-check. Gascoigne revealed K♠K♥ for a full house, and Kodinov mucked.
On the same table is Karl Sandoff, who has had a great start to Day 1a and has around 70,000 chips as the first break approaches.
There were around 4,000 chips in the middle on a board of 5♦7♣2♦8♥ when Jean-Baptiste Bertrand check-called a bet of 2,000 from Volodymyr Pashchetnyk.
A 6♥ dropped on the river and the action quickly checked to showdown where Pashchetnyk's J♦7♠ was good with a pair of sevens.
Finn Zwad opened to 600 from the hijack and he was called by both Lei Wang on the button and Samuel Fournier, who defended from the big blind.
All three of them checked the J♠2♦A♥ flop, but after Fournier checked the K♥ turn, Zwad bet 1,200. Wang called, but Fournier check-raised to 5,300. Zwad was the only one to call.
The 8♥ completed the board and Fournier bet 15,000. Zwad snap-folded.
There were already around 11,500 chips in the pot on a board of K♠A♦J♦10♠ when Marius Kudzmanas from the small blind and Elvis Petcu on the button both checked.
When the 8♣ hit the river, Kudzmanas led out for 3,500, and Petcu wasted no time in throwing in a calling chip.
Kudzmanas then revealed 10♦9♦ for a pair of tens, and Petcu showed a pair of aces with A♠5♠ to claim the pot.
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