German Zafra raised the button and Marcelo Bonanata three-bet from the small blind to 11,500. Zafra ripped it in for 34,000, and Bonanata tank-called.
German Zafra: A♦K♥
Marcelo Bonanata: A♥10♥
Zafra had Bonanata dominated with the higher kicker and just needed to dodge a ten to double up.
Unfortunately for Zafra, the 6♥8♠10♠ flop catapulted Bonanata into the lead with top pair.
Zafra was already out of his seat, knowing his chances of survival were slim.
The rest of the board ran out 6♠J♠, and Zafra's stack was sent over to Bonanata.
Razvan Scutaru had open-raised under the gun, and Jose Mestre had flat-called in the hijack. Big blind Caio Pereira then committed his final 13,000 to the middle, which Scutaru four-bet to 30,000.
Mestre then five-bet jammed all in, causing Scutaru to fold A♥Q♥ face up.
Caio Pereira: 5♠5♦
Jose Mestre: A♣Q♣
With two of Mestre's outs dead, Pereira was in good shape to triple up. The K♦4♠10♦6♣J♣ runout made Mestre Broadway, however, sending Pereira to the exit.
German Zafra raised to 3,000 from the hijack and Stephan Jongejans jammed from the next seat for 13,000. Zafra called when the action got back to him, putting Jongejans at risk.
Stephan Jongejans: 5♦5♠
German Zafra: K♣J♣
Jongejans found himself in a flip, and he ended up on the wrong side of it as Zafra improved to two pair on the K♠7♦3♣J♥A♣ runout, bringing Jongejans' Main Event to an end.
Tobias Schwecht raised to 3,000 from under the gun, and when Viktor Daniliuk moved all-in for 25,000 from the button, Schwecht called.
Viktor Daniliuk: 10♠10♦
Tobias Schwecht: A♦K♠
The ace-high 8♥9♥A♠ flop had Daniliuk in deep water, and he was unable to find relief when the 5♦ and J♥ completed the board.
With about 25,000 having gone into the pot preflop, three players saw the dealer fan the 6♣K♠6♦ flop.
Jorge Fernandez was first to act from the big blind and opted to lead all in for 20,500. Muhamet Perati called from middle position, while Jorge Ribeiro folded the button.
Jorge Fernandez: 8♦8♠
Muhamet Perati: 6♥5♥
Fernandez had a pair of eights but was in terrible shape against Perati's trip sixes.
The 6♠ turn left Fernandez drawing dead to Perati's quads, making the 3♦ river a mere formality as Fernandez headed to the exit.