Philip Joyce opened to 25,000 from early position with Lasse Hansen calling on the button before Florian Ribouchon and Adrian Mack called out of the blinds.
The 7♥4♥4♣ flop checked to Hansen and he bet 30,000, which only Ribouchon called from the small blind.
Ribouchon checked the J♦ turn and then snap-folded to a bet of 55,000 by Hansen.
The action picked up on the turn of a 4♥4♦8♦K♠ board, with both Adrian Mack from the small blind and Pawel Wojciechowski from the big blind involved.
With approximately 400,000 in the middle, Mack checked, and Wojciechowski bet 180,000, which Mack snap-called.
The dealer revealed the 3♣ to complete the board, and Mack checked again. Wojciechowski moved all in, and Mack tossed his chips inside to call.
Pawel Wojciechowski: A♦Ax
Adrian Mack: 4♠2♥
Wojciechowski’s aces were not enough against Mack’s flopped trips. "Let’s f***ing go!" Mack exclaimed, pulling out his phone to "take a picture for the momma."
Fabian Bartuschk opened to 25,000 from middle position with Brandon Sheils calling from the small blind, and Enrico Camosci defending out of the big blind.
The three players checked a flop of K♠4♦6♠ to see the 6♦ come on the turn. Sheils bet 36,000 and only Camosci called.
Sheils checked the Q♥ river and then faced a bet of 250,000 from Camosci. Sheils thought for a few moments before he made the call.
Camosci turned over the winner with 6♣5♣ for trip sixes, and the pot was pushed to him.
Pierre Calamusa opened from early position to 25,000 and his countrymate Sebastian Compte called in the small blind. Cesar Garcia then put in the squeeze out of the big blind to 110,000, and Calamusa shoved for 437,000. Compte quickly folded, and Garcia had a decision to make with his stack of around 850,000.
During his decision-making process, Garcia accidentally revealed his cards to the table, and the floor were briefed on the situation before play was allowed to continue. Eventually, Garcia made the call.
Pierre Calamusa: J♠J♣ 
Cesar Garcia: 9♥9♦
Calamusa was well ahead with his pocket jacks and remained in the lead after the Q♦3♦8♣ flop. Any chance for Garcia to hit a backdoor draw were eliminated on the 2♣ river, and Calamusa improved to a set on the J♦ river to double up.
"I have to say, it was a good feeling when I saw it," joked Calamusa after the hand, in reference to seeing his opponent's cards.
Action was on the river on a board of A♣4♣3♠J♣8♦ and Joshua McSwiney fired out a bet worth a couple of hundred thousand. Sylwia Studniarz was giving it some thought before she made the call.
McSwiney had 5♦5♠ for pocket fives that he'd turned into a bluff, while Studniarz had A♥10♠ for a pair of aces to win the pot.
With roughly 400,000 in middle on a board of 2♣4♥8♠A♠, Florian Ribouchon checked from under the gun and Danut Chisu checked behind from the cutoff.
The two players saw the 7♣ roll off on the river. Ribouchon shoved for Chisu's remaining 549,000 and Chisu snap-called.
Ribouchon turned over third pair with 7♥6♥ and was second best to the rivered two pair of Chisu with 8♦7♦. The pot was pushed toward Chisu and Ribouchon was left as the shortest stack on the table.
Luka Sorainen raised from middle position, Cesar Garcia three-bet to 85,000 from the small blind and Sorainen called.
The flop came 6♣4♣6♠ and Garcia continued with a bet of 65,000, which Sorainen called. The turn was the J♣ and Garcia shoved all for 335,000 effective, putting his opponent to the test for the rest of their stack. Sorainen opted to fold and Garcia took down the pot.
The tournament director has drawn for the last hands. There will be three more hands played before Day 3 comes to a close.
There were around 70,000 chips in the pot on a A♦K♥9♣ when Alexis Andre had 72,000 in front of him from the button, and Brandon Sheils called from the small blind.
A J♦ turn went check-check, as did the 9♥ river. Sheils flipped K♠J♠ for two pair, and Andre mucked.
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