There were roughly 33,000 chips in the middle on K♠2♦6♠. Lev Margolin bet 17,000 from the small blind when the 7♠ hit the turn, which was quickly called by Lazare Kalebashvili on the button.
Margolin, with 34,000 behind, shoved when the 9♠ fell on the river. Kalebashvili double-checked his hole cards, then called. Margolin tabled Q♦Q♥, Kalebashvili tabled K♦J♣ for a pair of kings to take the pot.
Giuseppe Dedoni raised to 2,500, from the hijack, Jakub Cihar called in the cutoff, as did Alon Huberman, in the big blind.
The A♥Q♥Q♣ flop checked the action to Cihar, who continued for 2,300. Huberman called and Dedoni folded.
The Q♠ turn checked through to the Q♦ on the river. With the nuts on board, Huberman moved all in and Cihar snap-called.
Alon Huberman: 9♥3♥ 
Jakub Cihar: A♦8♦
Cihar's turned full house was counterfeited on the river, ensuring Huberman's big blind special became an unlikely chopped pot.
Rolando Carrera moved all in for 6,800, from the cutoff. Daniel Doroteo Moreno, on the button, made the call.
Rolando Carrera: A♦Q♥
Daniel Doroteo Moreno: A♥10♠
Carrera was ahead and the 8♣9♣4♠ flop provided no immediate help for Moreno. The 5♠ turn and the 3♠ river saw Carrera best and he doubled up.
Angelo Marrone and Timo Laasonen had their cards on their backs with Marrone's tournament life at risk.
Angelo Marrone: 8♠8♥
Timo Laasonen: A♦K♦
Marrone needed to avoid an ace or a king to survive, but the board ran out K♣J♦9♣4♦10♥, pairing Laasonen's king and sending Marrone to the rail
while Laasonen increased his stack even more.
Picking up the action preflop, Vojtech Budil had all his chips in the middle from early position, all in for 20,500. He was up against Alexane Najchaus in the big blind, who had Budil well covered as the cards were turned.
Vojtech Budil: J♣J♥
Alexane Najchaus: A♣Q♠
It was a classic race and the board ran out 6♣A♦8♠4♠4♥ to give Najchaus a pair of aces on the flop. She held to win the pot, eliminating Budil from the flight.
Blaise Bourgeois raised to 2,500 from middle position, Karim Lehoussine called in late position, then Casimir Seire three-bet to 8,500 from the button. Bourgeois folded and Lehoussine called.
The flop came 8♦4♥10♥ and Lehoussine moved all in. Casimir Seire called for 30,200 and was covered as players revealed their cards.
Lehoussine had 9♥9♣ and Seire had J♦J♥ for the bigger pair.
The turn came the K♣ and river the 2♦, so Seire held with his pocket jacks to double his stack , leaving Lehoussine with less than half a big blind. Lehoussine busted the tournament minutes later.
There were roughly 15,000 chips in the middle on 10♦J♣7♣J♠5♦.
Lucia Navarro, who was under the gun, bet around 15,000 after the turn went check-check. Eleftherios Kavoukis, in the big blind, thought for a moment before he called. Navarro tabled A♥J♦ then Kavoukis unhappily mucked his hand.
With more than 40,000 in the pot, Pavlos Xanthopoulos and Mateusz Wozniak faced off on a 9♣10♠J♠ flop. Xanthopoulos led out with a bet of 7,000, and Wozniak responded by moving all in for Xanthopoulos's effective stack of 52,000. Xanthopoulos called.
Pavlos Xanthopoulos: 7♣8♣
Mateusz Wozniak: A♦A♥
Xanthopoulos had flopped a straight, cracking Wozniak's aces and the 5♠ turn and 4♣ river changed nothing, securing a massive double-up for the Greek player.
The pot had grown to around 27,000 with two players looking at a board of 7♥K♠4♥A♥.
Ermanno Di Nicola, in the small blind, bet out 15,000. Thomas Graupner, in early position, tanked for some time before comically stacking all his chips into one single tower and sliding it forward with some caution. Di Nicola called.
Thomas Graupner: J♥10♥
Ermanno Di Nicola: 9♥8♥
Both players had turned a flush, and the J♠ river changed nothing. Graupner doubled up.
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