Sebastian Ionita opened from the cutoff, Panagiotis Pantazis in the hijack three-bet to 225,000 and Ionita called.
Panagiotis Pantazis: K♣Q♦ 
Sebastian Ionita: A♥7♥
There was no hope for Pantazis as on 6♥10♥4♥8♠10♦, Ionita flopped a flush to take Pantazis' stack.
Timo Kamphues in the small blind was all in and at risk for 620,000 against Julian Pineda Lozano in early position.
Timo Kamphues: A♠K♣
Julian Pineda Lozano: 8♠8♦
Pineda won the flip on a board of 5♥5♣Q♦6♥7♥, so Kamphues was eliminated.
Heitor Maciel moved all in for 155,000 in the cutoff and Lauri Saaskilahti called on the button.
Heitor Maciel: J♣10♦
Lauri Saaskilahti: A♠4♥
The flop came 2♥Q♦7♣, while the A♦ turn improved Saaskilahti to top pair and left Maciel needing to complete a straight on the river to survive.
The river instead was the A♣ and Saaskilahti made trips to earn the pot and send Maciel to the rail
Rifat Palevic made it 55,000 from under the gun and Tobias Leknes three-bet the cutoff to 175,000. Tan Le called off his stack in the big blind, and Palevic also called.
The flop came 10♥10♣3♠ and Palevic checked it over to Leknes, who bet 60,000. Palevic folded A♦Q♠.
Tan Le: K♣K♥
Tobias Leknes: K♦10♦
Le was drawing to just one out, the last remaining king in the deck, but that never appeared as the 3♥Q♣ runout sent him to the rail.
Andre Plaza Marcano moved all in for 205,000 from the cutoff and Martin Nielsen called in the small blind.
Andre Plaza Marcano: A♠2♥
Martin Nielsen: A♦J♣
Plaza Marcano was dominated and at risk as the 5♥10♠3♥ flop gave him outs to a straight. The turn was the 9♠, while the 4♣ river completed his straight and earned him a double-up.
At another table, Juan Carlos Vecino and Olivier Fazio went heads-up to the turn on a board of A♣5♣Q♣4♦. Both players then got all their chips in the middle.
Fazio showed A♠Q♠ for two pair, while Vecino had A♦10♣. Fazio was poised to take the pot until the 7♣ fell on the river, giving Vecino a flush. The stacks were counted down, and Vecino had Fazio's remaining 715,000 barely covered, sending him to the rail.
Cards went on their backs with Evgenii Sboev and his 660,000-chip stack on one side and Luka Bojovic on the other side.
Luka Bojovic: 4♦4x
Evgenii Sboev: Q♠Q♣
Sboev's queens held on a board of 3♦A♠5♠6♠3♥ so he won the pot. Both stacks were pretty close, so they were both counted. Bojovic was slightly covered and he was eliminated.
Lauri Saaskilahti raised to 40,000 from the hijack with J♥9♥ and Tobias Leknes called in the cutoff with K♥Q♦. Tomasz Brzezinski flicked in the call from the button with 6♠6♥, and John Woods used some extra time before he called from the big blind with Q♠J♣.
The quartet saw the flop of 2♥Q♣7♦ hit the felt and when it got to Leknes, he bet 45,000. Brzezinski folded his pocket sixes, Woods called, and Saaskilahti folded.
The 6♣ came on the turn, which would have given Brzezinski a set, and Woods checked it over with 250,000 behind. Leknes then bet 100,000, Woods shoved, and Leknes called.
Woods needed a jack on the river to survive, but the 5♣ wasn't it, meaning he was out.
Ramon Colillas raised to 40,000 in the middle position before Oskar Jonsson three-bet to 130,000 in the hijack. Colillas called and they saw a flop of Q♣Q♦6♠.
Jonsson then bet 55,000 and Colillas came back with a raise to 150,000. Jonsson used up a time bank before moving all in for 480,000, and Colillas snap-called.
Oskar Jonsson: A♠K♦
Ramon Colillas: K♠Q♠
Colillas had flopped trips and left Jonsson drawing only to running cards. Jonsson was drawing dead after the 5♠ turn, while the river was the 10♦ to earn Colillas the bustout.
Joris Ruijs was all in against Artus Gimenez on the other side of the table.
Joris Ruijs: A♣J♣
Artus Gimenez: A♠Q♠
The flop of Q♣9♣Q♥ hit both players, but the A♦ turn had Ruijs drawing to a chop as Gimenez made a full house before the teasing J♥ river confirmed Ruijs elimination in 50th place.
Petrus Brandt opened to 40,000 from under the gun. Leo Worthington-Leese called from the hijack, then Nolan King raised all-in for 250,000. Brandt went into the tank but folded, while Whorthington-Leese quickly called.
Nolan King: 3♦3♣
Leo Worthington-Leese: 8♦8♣
Worthington-Leese kept the lead all the way through a board of Q♥J♠6♦10♥2♠ and King was eliminated.
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