After Jon Kyte had check-raised the 8♣10♦7♦ flop in middle position, button Bogdan Jontulovic moved in his stack of 33,100 for an all-in bet. Kyte quickly called with the covering stack.
Bogdan Jontulovic: 10♥8♥ 
Jon Kyte: Q♦8♦
Kyte did not improve on the 5♣ turn or 3♥ river, doubling up Jontulovic and leaving himself with just over four big blinds.
Mathew Frankland raised to 1,200 from early position, with Alexander Yen calling on the button and Andrii Nadieliaiev defending from the big blind.
Upon seeing the 6♣9♦3♦ flop, Nadieliaiev led all-in for about 7,000. Frankland moved in over the top for 16,400, and Yen called, giving him the chance to send two players for an early dinner.
Andrii Nadieliaiev: 6♠4♣
Mathew Frankland: 10♠9♠
Alexander Yen: Q♦J♦
Nadieliaiev had middle pair, while Frankland held top pair and the lead, with Yen holding two overcards and a flush draw.
The 3♠ turn was safe for Frankland, as was the 10♣ river, which improved him to two pair.
Nadieliaiev was sent to the rail, while Frankland more than doubled his stack.
Brandon Sheils raised to 1,400 from the cutoff and Daniel Jackson defended from the big blind.
After Jackson checked the J♥4♥6♠ flop, Sheils bet 1,500. Jackson check-raised to 5,500, which Sheils called.
Two checks followed on the 5♥ turn before the J♦ landed on the river. Jackson bet 15,500, and after taking a little while to think, Sheils called.
Jackson revealed J♣5♠ for a full house to win the pot, sending Sheils below the starting stack.
Preflop, Benjamin Spragg got his remaining 18,400 in the middle from the cutoff against Rahul Mittal in the hijack.
Benjamin Spragg: J♠J♣
Rahul Mittal: A♦3♥
Spragg flopped a set on A♥K♥J♦, securing the pot after the 9♦ hit the felt on the turn. The meaningless 8♥ river rolled off as Spragg raked in the pot.
Stephen Kehoe made it 1,000 to go under the gun. Timur Margolin then three-bet to 3,000 in early position, and Eduardo Morentin called cold in middle position.
Kehoe quickly moved all in for 27,800 in response. Margolin folded, but Morentin called after requesting a count.
Stephen Kehoe: K♦K♣
Eduardo Morentin: J♥J♦
Kehoe's kings faced no threats on the 6♥7♠7♣9♥Q♠ runout, doubling him up and leaving Morentin with just under eight big blinds.
Max Herulf raised the button to 1,000 and Carlos Perez-Dosio three-bet from the small blind to 3,100. Herulf came back with a four-bet to 9,000, which Perez-Dosio called.
Perez-Dosio check-called Herulf's continuation-bet of 5,500 on the 9♦J♣6♣ flop before both players checked the A♠ turn.
The 3♦ arrived on the river and Perez-Dosio jammed, covering Herulf. The shove was for Herulf's remaining stack of around 23,000, and after about a minute, he made the call.
Perez-Dosio tabled A♦J♦ for top two pair to win the pot and send Herulf to the rail, with Herulf revealing A♣5♥ for a pair of aces.
In a three-bet pot, Luis Sequeira bet 2,100 from the small blind on a 7♣K♠3♦ flop. Jon Persent called under the gun, and he called again when Sequeira fired 2,300 on the A♥ turn.
The 6♥ river saw Sequeira put his opponent all in. Persent snapped off the bet, but his stack of 4,500 was moved to Sequeira when the latter opened A♠K♣ for two pair, besting the A♦4♦ of Persent.
After two checks from the blinds on the 4♣9♣8♥ flop, Guillermo Sanz bet 2,000 from the cutoff. Francesco Di Profio called in the small blind, and Juho Suutari came along from the big blind.
The 8♠ joined the board on the turn and Di Profio checked. Suutari led out for 3,000, which got Sanz to fold. Di Profio, however, wasn't going anywhere and quickly called.
When the 10♣ landed on the river, Di Profio instantly threw out 6,500. Suutari called, but was forced to muck after Di Profio revealed Q♥J♥, having spiked his gutshot on the river to take the pot.
Paul Tait raised under the gun to 700 and Carlos Chadha Villamarin called from the next seat. Edgard Moreau squeezed to 2,100 on the button before Tait four-bet to 5,700. Villamarin and Moreau both came along with a call.
The 8♣2♥4♣ flop came down and Tait continued for 7,500. Villamarin called while Moreau got out of the way.
When the 10♠ landed on the turn, Tait shoved, covering Villamarin. With 18,000 left in his stack, Villamarin thought for about two minutes before putting in the call.
Carlos Chadha Villamarin: Q♣Q♠
Paul Tait: K♥K♦
Villamarin was pipped by one and needed to find one of the two remaining queens on the river to survive.
Instead, it was Tait who improved as the K♠ gave him a set, sending Villamarin to the rail and all of his chips Tait's way.
In a three-way pot, Quan Zhou checked first from the big blind on the 4♠9♠5♥ flop, and Andre Moreira checked behind in middle position. Thomas M'bodj fired for 1,700 on the button, which Zhou called before Moreira check-raised to 6,700. M'bodj got out of the way, but Zhou responded by jamming, covering Moreira.
Moreira had about 14,000 left in his stack and went deep into the tank. Repeatedly counting his stack and visibly torn on how to proceed, he eventually stacked up his chips and slammed them into the middle.
Andre Moreira: A♥8♥
Quan Zhou: 7♠5♠
Zhou was ahead with a pair and a flush draw, and although Moreira paired up on the 8♠ turn, the same card improved Zhou to an unbeatable flush, sealing Moreira's fate.
The 4♥ river was a formality, sending Moreira to the rail while Zhou climbed to almost two starting stacks.
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