Saverio Zangone was all-in for 6,400 from the big blind, and up against the covering stack of Iulian-Petrut Petrache in the hijack.
Saverio Zangone: K♥9♦ 
Iulian-Petrut Petrache: A♣K♠
Zangone was in bad shape with a dominated king, but the 9♠10♣10♠Q♣9♥ runout gave him a full house to double up, leaving Petrache short-stacked.
With 24,500 in the pot, Borja Urrea piled in his stack of 27,800 from the small blind on a completed board of 2♦Q♦2♣3♦6♥.
His opponent was Davit Mikhanashvili on the button, who spent a few minutes in the tank before he cut out a call and slid it over the line.
Urrea could only show king-high with K♦10♥, leaving Mikhanashvili to take the pot with 10♦6♦ for second pair.
With two players seeing a board of 10♣9♠6♣ and around 4,500 in the middle, Robbie Bull bet 3,000 from the small blind and Ihar Soika raised to 8,700 from middle position. Bull called.
Bull check-called a 7,000 bet from Soika on the 2♥ turn, before check-calling an 18,400 bet on the 5♦ river. Soika turned over the nut straight with 8♥7♥ to take down the sizable pot.
Peter Majoros raised to 4,000 on the button, Julijan Rados, in middle position, reraised to 14,200, and Majoros called.
The flop was 10♦9♦8♦ and Rados kept up the aggression for 7,000. Majoros tanked for well over a minute before moving all in for around 30,000. Rados made the call.
Peter Majoros: 7♣7♥
Julijan Rados: J♣J♠
Majoros was behind but had plenty of outs. The 4♠ turn was no help for Majoros but the J♥ on the river resulted in a straight over set as Majoros scooped the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
PokerStars ambassador Kenny Hallaert had just taken his seat when he got involved in a pot against Nicola Karl. The duo had gathered 18,000 chips in the middle when Hallaert checked the 7♣3♣K♦10♦ turn over to Karl.
Karl bet 6,000, after which Hallaert moved all in for about 15,000. Karl snap-called, and the cards were revealed.
Kenny Hallaert: 7♦6♦
Nicola Karl: 10♠10♥
Hallaert missed his flush draw on the 7♠ river. His trips were no good as Karl had made a full house, and he quickly left the tournament area.
Ihar Soika and Martin Tsvetanov had created a pot of 10,000 when the 10♥4♥2♥ flop was fanned. Soika bet 5,200 from the small blind, which Tsvetanov called in the cutoff.
Soika continued betting on the K♣ turn, placing 5,500 in the middle. This was enough to let Tsvetanov fold as Soika dented the table chip leader's stack.
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