With about 12,000 in the pot on a completed board of 2♠5♣9♣9♥8♦, Alisson Piekazewicz checked from the big blind and faced a bet of 7,200 from Benjamin Spragg in middle position.
After a few moments, Piekazewicz check-raised all-in for about 31,600, which was enough to get Spragg to return his cards to the dealer and surrender the pot to Piekazewicz.
Mathew Frankland raised to 2,200 from middle position and Alexander Yen three-bet from the small blind to 7,500. Frankland shoved, and Yen called for his stack of about 33,000.
Alexander Yen: K♥K♦ 
Mathew Frankland: J♣J♠
Yen had the higher pair, but the monotone 5♣7♣9♣ flop brought some danger as Frankland picked up a flush draw.
Yen improved to a set on the K♠ turn, removing a couple of Frankland's outs.
However, the 3♣ river completed Frankland's flush, sending Yen to the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Marcin Kreft pushed in his stack of 15,200 from the small blind, being looked up by Artem Shaganov on the button.
Marcin Kreft: A♣6♣
Artem Shaganov: A♠9♥
Shaganov's kicker remained in play on the 7♦8♠2♥2♣4♠ runout, sending him the pot to eliminate Kreft.
Shortly after, Felix Schneiders was eliminated at an adjacent table.
Bahram Chobineh raised to 1,600 from the cutoff and Kamil Lempe three-bet the button to 4,000. Chobineh called when the action got back to him.
On the A♦5♦7♠ flop, Chobineh checked and Lempe put out a bet of 2,700. Chobineh called.
The 6♥ turn prompted Chobineh to lead out for 3,200. After a few moments, Lempe raised to 10,000, which Chobineh called.
Chobineh checked for the final time on the 3♠ river, and Lempe went for the maximum by putting him all in for his last 29,000 or so. Chobineh didn't take long to fold, surrendering the pot to Lempe.
Joao Carneiro opened the action with a raise to 1,600 in middle position. Miguel Pedrosa then called on the button, prompting Roman Mironov to squeeze in a three-bet to 8,000 from the small blind.
Jonathan Friderichs was in the big blind and tossed in 14,400 for the minimum four-bet. Carneiro and Pedrosa quickly folded, and Mironov followed suit after ample time in the tank.
In a pot of 18,000, Lukas Pazma shoved in his 14,200 from the hijack on a completed board of 2♥3♠7♣2♦10♦. John Driver spent some time in the tank before he decided to look his opponent up.
"Good call," Pazma stated as he revealed K♦J♣ for king-high. Driver had called with A♣3♣, enough to rake in the pot and send Pazma to the rail.
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