Florian Nagel raised to 1,800 in the cutoff, and Miroslav Rizov defended his big blind.
Rizov continued with a check-call when Nagel bet 1,400 on an A♣4♠J♠ flop, but after checking again on the 10♥ turn, Rizov folded when an unrelenting Nagel fired again for 2,500.
Ricardo Graells raised to 1,600 from the cutoff and Lucas Diniz three-bet to 6,400 from the big blind. Graells continued with a call.
The A♦2♠J♠ flop came down and Diniz fired for 3,900. Graells called.
Diniz hit the brakes on the 5♠ turn and checked, allowing Graells to bet 6,600. Diniz responded by check-jamming, and Graells called for his remaining 27,500.
Ricardo Graells: 2♦2♣ 
Lucas Diniz: A♣Q♠
Graells was in front with his set of deuces, although Diniz had plenty of hope with a flush draw.
That hope turned into a winner when the 9♠ landed on the river to complete Diniz's flush, sending Graells to the rail with nothing but a bad beat story to tell.
Ladislao Batlle moved all-in for 5,700 on the button and was put at risk by Marc Foggin in the small blind.
Ladislao Batlle: J♥10♣
Marc Foggin: A♣4♠
The K♦10♥8♥ flop moved Batlle ahead, before the J♣ turn and 6♣ river sealed the deal, providing him a much-needed double-up.
With 31,300 in his stack, Mohamed-Said Taghla found a way to get all of his chips across the betting line from the small blind, with Gustavo Morales trying to send him to the rail from the big blind.
Mohamed-Said Taghla: J♠J♦
Gustavo Morales: Q♦J♥
Taghla was the favorite with his pocket jacks, but the 7♥A♣Q♥ flop sent his chances tumbling as Morales spiked a queen.
Neither the 10♠ turn nor 5♥ river offered Taghla any help, sending him to the rail while Morales moved up to over two starting stacks.
Taghla wished his tablemates good luck before departing, but not before leaving Morales with one final piece of advice for the road ahead.
"Don't play like this tomorrow."
Biao Ding was all in for his remaining 17,500 or so from the cutoff, with Samuel Ju trying to send him to the rail from the big blind.
Biao Ding: A♦J♥
Samuel Ju: K♠K♣
Ju needed to fade an ace, but that proved too difficult as the A♠8♥8♦ flop catapulted Ding into the lead with top pair.
Neither the 9♦ turn nor 10♠ river helped Ju's cowboys, meaning Ding kept his seat and doubled up.
Jarkko Suokas raised to 1,700 from under the gun, which Kevin Houghton called on the button before Alessandro Furneri completed from the big blind.
Suokas continued for 2,200 on a 3♥7♦A♥ flop, and Houghton raised to 5,600. Furneri check-folded, and Suokas called the raise.
The 2♣ turn saw Suokas check-call another bet when Houghton continued for 8,500.
The 7♥ river completed the board, and Suokas checked once more. Undeterred by the flush-completing river, Houghton bet 16,000. After taking some time to deliberate, Suokas called only to be shown bad news. Houghton tabled K♥Q♥ for the nut flush, and Suokas mucked his hand.
Tal Herzog had the chance to send Natalia Nikitina and Sebastian Trela to the rail just after the dinner break, after all three got their chips into the middle preflop.
Natalia Nikitina: Q♦Q♣
Sebastian Trela: A♣J♠
Tal Herzog: A♥K♥
Herzog picked up a flush draw on the 3♥10♣10♥ flop before taking the lead by pairing his king on the K♣ turn.
The 2♣ river was as blank as they come, sending Nikitina and Trela to the rail.
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