Julien Sitbon bet 17,000 from the cutoff on a flop of J♦4♠2♣ and Tobias Leknes called under the gun.
The turn was the 2♥ and Sitbon bet another 62,000. Leknes again called and the A♣ fell on the river. Sitbon then bet 145,000 and Leknes snap-called.
Sitbon could only show K♥Q♥ for a bluff, while Leknes had A♦J♠ for top two pair to win the pot.
Panagiotis Pantazis opened from the button and called when Zygmunt Sanchez in the big blind moved all-in for 38,000.
Zygmunt Sanchez: 3♦3♥ 
Panagiotis Pantazis: K♥7♦
Pantazis flopped a pair on 2♥A♦7♥4♦8♥ to take the lead and send Sanchez to the rail.
Nicolai Voreland was all in for his last 100,000 or so with Firoz Mangroe making the call to try and eliminate him.
Nicolai Voreland: K♠J♠
Firoz Mangroe: A♦Q♣
Voreland was behind to the ace-high of Mangroe, but he did have two live cards working for him.
The 9♠4♥4♠ flop gave Voreland even more outs in the form of a flush draw. The 4♦ landed on the turn, and the Q♠ hit the river, completing Voreland's flush. However, the river card also gave Mangroe a full house, and after a few moments, Voreland realized he was beaten and headed to the exit.
Stefan Peukert opened from under the gun then was raised by Jonas Hagstrom in the big blind to ultimately move all-in for 128,000.
Stefan Peukert: K♣K♦
Jonas Hagstrom: Q♣Q♠
Peukert found the perfect spot with kings and doubled up on 9♠8♠9♦2♥6♣.
In a heads-up pot on a flop of 6♥6♦10♦, Robert Binek checked from the big blind and faced a bet of 13,000 from Tobias Leknes, who was seated in an early position. Binek continued in the form of a call.
A 8♠ dropped on the turn and Binek checked the action over to Leknes again. Leknes fired a second barrel of 32,000, which was called by Binek.
The 9♣ completed the board, prompting a final check from Binek. Leknes laid out a bet of 70,000, resulting in a tank-fold from Binek.
A raising war took place with Spencer Champlin opening in middle position and Kelvin Kerber three-betting to 50,000 in the cutoff.
Champlin clicked it back with a four-bet to 110,000 and Kerber responded by five-betting to 190,000 after using a time bank. Champlin used a time bank of his own before six-bet jamming for around 480,000. Kerber quickly called with a bigger stack.
Spencer Champlin: K♥J♥
Kelvin Kerber: K♠K♣
Kerber was far in front with pocket kings but the flop landed 9♥8♥3♣ to give Champlin a flush draw. Luckily for Kerber, the board finished out 6♠8♠ to keep his kings ahead as Champlin hit the rail in one of the biggest pots of the day.
Four players went to a flop of 4♣3♠2♣ when Kaio Camargo bet 12,000 from early position. Only Miroslav Alilovic called in the hijack.
The turn was the 7♣ and Camargo checked. Alilovic then bet 16,000 and Camargo called.
Camargo checked again on the 3♦ river, and Alilovic moved all in. Camargo only had around 50,000 remaining and tanked for more than a minute, but he eventually ended up saving his last chips for another hand.
On a flop of 10♠6♥10♥ with approximately 30,000 in the pot, Tarmo Tammel in the hijack and Alfredo Zingales in the big blind ended up moving all-in, with Tammel at risk for a bit more than 100,000.
Tarmo Tammel: A♥9♥
Alfredo Zingales: 10♦8♥
Tammel had a nut flush draw while Zingales flopped trips. The 3♦4♠ runout didn't complete Tammel's flush and he was eliminated.
There was around 100,000 in the pot as Rifat Palevic and Paul Jurcuta went to the turn on a board of 6♥7♦K♦3♠. Jurcuta then moved all in for around 150,000 from the big blind, and Palevic called on the button.
Jurcuta showed 7♥6♠ for two pair, but Palevic had flopped a better two pair with K♥7♣. The river was the 9♥ and Jurcuta was sent to the rail.
At another table, Daniel Rezaei got his last chips in with two fives against Ramon Munoz's A♣J♣ and remained in the lead going to the river on a board of 2♣2♥9♠10♥, but Munoz spiked the A♥ on the river to win the pot and send Rezaei off to collect his payout.
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