Robin Zagorski raised on the button and Espen Jorstad defended his big blind.
Jorstad checked on the 4♠5♠10♠ flop and Zagorski continued for 5,000. Jorstad responded with a check-raise to 12,000 and Zagorski called.
The 5♣ fell on the turn and Jorstad check-folded facing a 10,000 bet from Zagorski, who revealed the K♠ as he collected the pot.
"Good enough," Jorstad said.
When it folded to Alexander Ivarsson on the button, he raised to 5,000 with Maksym Bosyk defending out of the big blind.
The flop fell 9♠8♥4♥ and Bosyk check-called a bet of 8,000 from Ivarsson.
The 2♦ turn and 8♠ river got checked down and Bosyk flipped over 6♦6♥ to take down the pot.
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According to a player at the table, the hand began with Alessandro Pichierri limping from the small blind, and Igor Pihela checking his option in the big blind.
Both players took a cautious approach, checking the 5♠7♦4♠ flop.
The turn brought the A♠ turn and Pichierri checked, prompting Pihela to bet 10,000. Pichierri responded with a raise to 30,000, and after some consideration, Pihela made the call.
By the time PokerNews joined the action, the board read J♥ on the river, and Pichierri had moved all in for 78,000, putting Pihela to a difficult decision for his tournament life. Pihela, holding a shorter stack, went deep into the tank, weighing his options for an extended period before ultimately folding his hand.
Pichierri scooped the pot, boosting his stack significantly as Pihela was left to regroup.
Leo Margets opened from the cutoff to 5,000 and Umberto Ruggeri defended out of the big blind.
Ruggeri checked the Q♠9♠5♣ flop and Margets fired out a bet of 5,000. Ruggeri quickly check-raised to 17,000 and Margets let go of her hand.
Arthur Thiriart opened to 5,000 and called the shove of Alexey Badulin for Badulin's last 14,000.
Alexey Badulin: A♦A♣ 
Arthur Thiriart: K♠Q♠
Thiriart picked up a pair on the K♣9♠8♦ flop but the 9♣J♦ runout bricked and Badulin secured a small but meaningful double-up.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The remaining 316 players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
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