Luigi D'Alterio raised from the cutoff, Steven van Zadelhoff in the small blind three-bet all-in for 54,000 and D'Alterio eventually made the call.
Steven van Zadelhoff: A♠A♥ 
Luigi D'Alterio: Q♦10♦
Van Zadelhoff was on his way to double on 5♦9♠3♣, but D'Alterio hit a runner-runner flush thanks to the 3♦2♦ runout to send Van Zadelhoff to the rail.
Vladimir Lipnitskii moved all in for 18,000 and was called by Jianwei Lin.
Vladimir Lipnitskii: A♦K♥
Jianwei Lin: K♠Q♣
It was a case of the rich getting richer, as the board ran out 5♥Q♠7♦Q♥8♥, giving Lin trips and sending Lipnitskii to the rail in unfortunate circumstances.
Evaldas Aniulis opened to 6,000 from under the gun before Atilla Ivacson made it 17,000 from the cutoff. Aniulis four-bet to 31,000 and was called.
Aniulis fired out 7,000 on the A♥Q♣3♥ flop and Ivacson folded
Nemo Israel in the small blind was at risk for 38,000 against Toni Kaukua in the big blind.
Nemo Israel: J♥3♠
Toni Kaukua: A♦Q♥
Israel didn't find any exit door on 10♥4♦8♥2♦7♥ and was eliminated.
Ferdinand Janssen raised from early position to 6,000 before seeing Jacob Stone three-bet from the cutoff to 14,000. When the action returned to Janssen, he made the call.
Action checked through on the 10♠9♦6♦ flop, prompting Janssen to take over the betting lead on the 4♥ turn. He put out a bet of 10,000, which Stone called.
The river 10♥ saw Janssen hit the brakes, checking over to his opponent. Stone, after some consideration, wisely opted to check back. Janssen turned over 8♥7♥ for a flopped straight, and Stone returned his cards face down to the dealer.
Erwann Pecheux opened the action from under the gun, and Igor Pihela Jr. three-bet from middle position to 60,000, leaving himself about 11,000 behind. Action folded to Tom Vogelsang in the cutoff, who moved all in, covering the table. Pecheux folded, and Pihela Jr. called, sending the hand to a showdown.
Igor Pihela Jr.: A♥Q♠
Tom Vogelsang: A♠K♣
The board ran out 8♣9♣6♦4♦7♦, offering no help to Pihela Jr. His tournament came to an end, while Vogelsang continued building one of the biggest stacks in the room.
Now 13 places away from the money, David Taieb opened to 6,000 from early position. David Salamanca to his left three-bet to 18,000, but Maria Koutsouki in the next seat four-bet to 40,000.
All the other players folded to Taieb who folded. It didn't take long for Salamanca to fold as well.
After seeing a raise ahead of him to 6,000, Ilija Savevski called in the cutoff. Sergey Lebedev then three-bet to 30,000 from the small blind. The original raiser folded, but Savevski called again to see a flop.
The dealer spread a monotone J♠5♠6♠ flop, which saw Lebedev continue for 15,000. Again, Savevski called.
The turn 6♣ saw Lebedev place another bet, this time of 40,000. Undeterred, Savevski called again.
The 9♠ completed the board, and Lebedev wasted little time in moving all in for 82,000. Savevski called immediately, tabling 5♥5♦, for a full house. Lebedev revealed he had K♠K♥ before vacating his seat and heading to the exit.
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