The board read Q♣7♣4♥ between Espen Jorstad and Artsiom Lasouski who were situated in the blinds. Jorstad checked and Lasouski bet 16,000.
Jorstad check-raised to 50,000 and Lasouski used a time bank before raising to 95,000. Jorstad used a time bank of his own before four-betting all in for around 300,000. Lasouski instantly mucked.
Level: 10
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Teun Mulder raised to 13,000 from early position with Steve O'Dwyer and Sam Grafton calling out of the blinds.
The three players checked the 9♥5♣2♥ flop for the 4♣ to hit the turn. When it checked the Mulder again he bet 33,000 which only O'Dwyer called from the small blind.
The A♥ river checked through and O'Dwyer took down the pot with A♣2♣ for two pair.
Maksim Vaskresenski raised to 12,000 on the button and called a three-bet from Enrico Camosci in the big blind to 60,000.
Camosci bet 21,000 on the A♠Q♣J♠ flop and Vaskresenski called. The turn was the 2♠ and Camosci bet 36,000.
Vaskresenski used a time bank before calling again. The 9♣ completed the board and Camosci bet 108,000 leaving himself one big blind behind. Vaskresenski called.
Camosci tabled K♦5♠ and lost to the A♣10♥ of Vaskresenski to be left with just 6,000 behind.
On the very next hand Camosci was all in from the small blind against Nikita Kuznetsov.
Enrico Camosci: Q♠6♦ 
Nikita Kuznetsov: 10♣7♠
The board came K♦10♦8♦J♣5♣ and Camosci was eliminated.
Viacheslav Buldygin was all in for 105,000 against Artsiom Lasouski.
Viacheslav Buldygin: A♦Q♥
Artsiom Lasouski: J♦J♥
The 9♠6♣2♦ saw Buldygin stand up but he moved back towards his seat as the A♣ rolled off on the turn. The river 9♦ changed nothing and Buldygin doubled up.
With the flop showing 10♠6♦4♥ Markkos Ladev checked from early position and faced a bet of 15,000 by Sergey Lebedev in the next seat. Ladev check-raised to 52,000, and Lebedev called.
The 6♠ came on the turn and Ladev shoved for Lebedev's remaining 314,000. Lebedev burned through two of his time extensions before making the call.
Sergey Lebedev: J♣J♠
Markkos Ladev: 5♠4♠
Lebedev was ahead, but Ladev had a lot of he could hit to bust him. A safe Q♦ came on the river, and Lebedev became one of the biggest stacks in the tournament.
Kazuhiko Yotsushika was spotted heading towards the exit having been eliminated by start-of-day chip leader Nikita Kuznetsov.
According to tournament officials, Yotsushika held AxQx against the pocket tens 10x10x of Kuznetsov. A ten on both the flop and the turn was enough, sending Yotsushika to the exit.
Start-of-day chip leader Nikita Kuznetsov opened to 12,000 and Kazuhiko Yotsushika three-bet to 30,000. Espen Jorstad re-entered at the start of the day and four-bet all in for 183,000.
It folded back to Kuznetsov who five-bet enough to put Yotsushika all-in, and the Japanese player folded.
Espen Jorstad: A♥K♣
Nikita Kuznetsov: Q♣Q♠
There was a king in the window of a K♦8♠8♥ flop and Kuznetsov was already pushing his cards face down towards the muck as the 5♠ rolled off on the turn. It would have been interesting if a queen came on the river as to whether or not Kuznetsov's hand was still live, but it didn't matter as the K♠ improved Jorstad to a full house and he doubled up.
Viacheslav Buldygin shoved for 31,000 from early position. Nikita Kuznetsov three-bet to 60,000 from the cutoff, and after the rest of the table folded, the cards were flipped over.
Viacheslav Buldygin: 4♣4♦
Nikita Kuznetsov: A♦K♥
It was a flip until the 10♠4♠2♥ flip put Buldygin firmly in the lead with a set. The rest of the board ran out A♠J♥ and Buldygin doubled.
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