Luke Schwartz raised to 4,500 in the hijack and Rafael Navas three-bet to 11,500 on the button. Leo Worthington-Leese then moved all in for 100,000 in the small blind and Navas couldn't call fast enough after making sure Schwartz had folded.
Leo Worthington-Leese: 8♥8♣
Rafael Navas: A♣A♦
Navas had woken up with aces to leave Worthington-Leese at risk as the board ran out 6♠5♥2♠4♦10♥, sending Worthington-Leese to the rail.
Boris Angelov bet 13,000 from the button on a board of K♣J♣6♥4♣ and Stephane Guelpa raised to 27,000 in the big blind. Angelov then moved all in and Guelpa tanked for a few minutes before calling for 20,500 more.
Guelpa showed K♥5♣ for top pair, but he was already drawing dead as Angelov had 10♣2♣ for a flush. The river was the J♥ and Guelpa was sent to the rail.
The tournament director has announced the official prize pool and payouts. There were a total of 1,195 entries, generating a prize pool of €5,795,750.
Of those who remain, 175 players are set to make the money and walk away with at least a min-cash of €8,500. The outright winner will take home €1,000,000.
The rest of the table had already gone off on break as Derk van Luijk and Matthias Lipp continued to tangle in a pot.
Lipp bet 10,000 from the big blind on a flop of K♦6♥9♣ and Van Luijk raised to 30,000 in the hijack. Lipp then moved all in and Van Luijk snap-called for 71,000.
Derk van Luijk: 9♥9♦
Matthias Lipp: A♦K♠
Lipp showed top pair, but he was well behind Van Luijk's flopped set. The rest of the board came 8♥4♣ and the defending champion doubled up.
Arnaud Enselme was in middle position with a raise of 9,000 in front of him before Stefan Heizmann shoved for 50,000 in the big blind. Enselme quickly called once action got back to him.
Stefan Heizmann: A♥Q♣
Arnaud Enselme: K♠K♥
Enselme showed a pair of kings and had Heizmann looking for an ace to stay alive. The board ran out 10♥7♦3♥Q♥4♠ and Enselme scored the knockout to increase his stack up past 300,000.
Luis Rayon Perez raised to 3,000 under the gun and Ka Kwan Lau called in the hijack. Kamal Gonzalez then three-bet to 9,000 in the cutoff.
"Too much action. Too many professionals. You're one of the professionals, look at your stack," tablemate William Kassouf said to Gonzalez as action went back on Rayon Perez.
"I bought in on Day 2. I arrived yesterday, late," Gonzalez replied.
"Bought in on Day 2 and already with a stack like that, true professional," Kassouf added.
Rayon Perez eventually four-bet to 35,000 and Lau got out of the way, but Gonzalez tanked for a few minutes before calling. The flop came 6♦5♦2♥ and Rayon Perez bet 20,000. Gonzalez stood up from his seat and announced all in as Rayon Perez snap-called for 104,000.
Luis Rayon Perez: A♦K♦
Kamal Gonzalez: Q♥J♠
Gonzalez had been caught making a move with queen-high while Rayon Perez was ahead with ace-high and flush draw. The board ran out 3♣6♣ and Rayon Perez doubled up.
"I knew he had ace-king. No gamble, no future," Gonzalez said.
"Must be nice to win a 400K pot with ace-high. The nuts. Cooler," Kassouf added.
Laurent Cessy and Manuel Fritz were seen stacking off preflop. Fritz was all in for 54,500 from late position against Cessy, who had him covered from early position. Players flipped their cards, with Fritz at risk.
Manuel Fritz: Q♥Q♦
Laurent Cessy: K♥K♣
Fritz looked to be in trouble against Cessy's kings, until the flop came Q♠6♦A♦ to give him a set of queens. The Q♣ turn solidified the outcome, further improving Fritz's hand to quad queens. The river was the 6♥ and Fritz scored a significant double up.
Action folded to Nicolas Oger in the small blind who raised to 5,500. Martin Kabrhel then reraised to 20,000, Oger moved all in, and Kabrhel snap-called for 91,000.
Martin Kabrhel: J♦J♥
Nicolas Oger: A♥K♦
The two players were racing for the massive pot as the flop came J♣10♦6♦, giving Kabrhel top set and Oger a straight draw. The K♠ turn came too late for Oger, while the river was the 3♣ and Kabrhel, who remained uncharacteristically silent throughout the hand, doubled up.
Adrian Cazacu raised to 3,000 in the hijack and Gerard Carbo called on the button. Isaac Haxton then moved all in for his last 8,000 in the small blind and Cazacu took a minute before eventually folding, but Carbo snap-called.
Isaac Haxton: K♥J♥
Gerard Carbo: A♦A♠
Carbo shared a laugh with Cazacu after turning over his slow-played aces, while Haxton needed serious help to stay alive. The 7♦5♦6♥9♣5♥ board failed to improve Haxton and he was sent to the rail.
"It was a good fold," Carbo joked with Cazacu after the hand.
Heads-up on a board of 8♠2♣5♦9♠, Till Suplika moved all in for 20,500 from the big blind and Artem Shaganov called in the cutoff.
Shaganov turned over 8♦8♥ for a flopped set, but Suplika had turned a set holding 9♦9♥ and was poised for a double up until the 8♣ came on the river to give Shaganov quads.
"Let me take a picture. Wow, what a hand," Shaganov said as several players at the table took out their phones to capture the board. Suplika, still smiling despite falling victim to a one-outer, came over to give Shaganov a fist bump before making his exit.