Dimitrios Gkatzas raised to 200,000 in middle position. Vitezslav Cech three-bet to 275,000 on the button, and Gkatzas decided to call.
The Greek player then check-called Cech's bet of 175,000 on the 8♠8♣10♠ flop, after which the A♥ arrived on the turn. Both players checked, and they did so too when the 3♦ river completed the board.
Gkatzas showed A♦K♣ for a carefully played ace-king, and Cech quickly mucked his K♠Q♣ in defeat.
Thomas Bazin opened to 100,000 from the cutoff, Traian Stanciu three-bet to 375,000 from the big blind, and Bazin called.
The flop came 10♠A♠5♥. Stanciu bet 225,000, and Bazin called.
Stanciu checked on the 7♦ turn. Bazin bet 325,000 and Stanciu mucked, conceding the pot to Bazin.
It folded to Vitezslav Cech in the small blind, who made it 165,000 to go. Eyal Maaravi defended in the big blind, after which both players checked the 8♣9♠4♠ flop.
The A♣ landed on the turn, prompting Cech to bet 175,000. Maaravi decided to call, and did so too when Cech sized down to 100,000 on the 8♥ river.
Cech showed A♥J♥ for top pair, outclassing the K♦6♠ of Maaravi, who had called twice with just king-high.
Tobias Peters looked down at his cards in the hijack and made the minimum raise to 100,000. Dimitrios Gkatzas upped the ante to 275,000 on the button, and Peters called to the 5♠10♣4♦ flop.
Gkatzas continued for 175,000, and Peters check-called to see the 2♦ turn. It checked through to the 2♠ river, on which the duo also tapped the table.
Peters revealed A♣J♣, but Gkatzas played the better ace-high with A♠K♦ and was awarded the six-figure pot.
Vasyl Pidhrusnyi raised to 100,000 on the button, Bora Kurtulus three-bet to 375,000 in the big blind, and Pidhrusnyi folded.
Pidhrusnyi opened to 100,000 again the next hand, and Paawan Bansal called in the big blind. Pidhrusnyi then bet 75,000 on the Q♣6♣4♣ flop, and Bansal called.
Both players checked the 8♦ turn. Pidhrusnyi then bet 250,000 on the K♣ river, and Bansal called.
Pidhrusnyi showed A♦9♥, but Bansal had 7♣6♥ for a flush to win the pot.
Bora Kurtulus opened to 100,000 from middle position and Matan Krakow called from the cutoff. Vasyl Pidhrusnyi three-bet to 400,000, and Kurtulus folded. Krakow then four-bet shoved for roughly 2,250,000, putting Pidhrusnyi into the tank.
Pidhrusnyi burned through three time extensions before finding the fold, and Krakow took down a nice pot without showdown.
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Traian Stanciu raised to 100,000 in early position and Thomas Bazin called in the big blind.
Both players checked to the river on a board of J♦9♣7♣8♦7♥. Bazin then led out for 150,000, but Stanciu came back with a raise to 650,000.
Bazin took a minute before calling, and Stanciu turned over 8♠7♠ for a rivered full house to win the pot as he climbed over 4,000,000.
Tobias Peters made it 100,000 in the hijack. Dimitrios Gkatzas fancied a flop on the button and called, and Mehdi Senhaji called in the small blind.
Senhaji checked the 6♣5♣6♠ flop to Peters, who continued for 140,000. Gkatzas matched the bet with a call, while Senhaji got out of the way with his 3♠3♣.
The 7♠ turn saw Peters move all in for his remaining 760,000, around a pot-sized bet. Gkatzas spent one of his time extensions before he called with the covering stack.
Tobias Peters: 10♥10♦ 
Dimitrios Gkatzas: 8♥7♥
Peters faded Gkatzas' outs on the 3♦ river, and he shipped the pot to double up to an average stack.
Traian Stanciu opened to 100,000 from the hijack, and Matan Krakow defended from the big blind.
The flop came 8♣7♥6♥, and Krakow check-called a 100,000 bet from Stanciu.
Krakow check-called a 375,000 bet from Stanciu on the 6♠ turn. On the 9♦ river Krakow checked, Stanciu bet 850,000, and Krakow released his hand to the muck.
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