Matteo Cecchetti raised to 3,000 on the button. Tuan Tran flat-called in the small blind before Tom Talboom moved all in for 56,500 in the big blind.
Cecchetti called off his stack of 32,000. Tran went into the tank for a while before he folded, showing K♥J♥ to the table.
Matteo Cecchetti: A♣10♣ 
Tom Talboom: K♦10♦
The 6♣Q♦2♠3♣8♠ board helped neither player, doubling up Cecchetti.
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Ivo Colaco raised to 4,000 from the small blind and Mohamed Kerkeni three-bet the big blind to 14,000. Colaco called.
Both players checked the K♠3♥J♣ flop before Colaco led out for 8,500 on the 7♣ turn. Kerkeni decided to call.
The A♠ on the river caused both players to check, and Kerkeni took down the pot with Q♠Q♣ for a pair of queens, as Colaco revealed 8♥7♥ for a pair of sevens.
Bharath Janardhan raised to 3,500 in middle position, and Dimitar Danchev defended his big blind.
Danchev check-called a bet of 5,000 on an 8♥Q♦2♦ flop, with the Q♥ turn following the same sequence, as Danchev once again check-called a bet of 5,000.
The A♠ completed the board, and when Danchev checked a third time, Janardhan bet enough to cover Danchev's remaining 12,000 stack. Danchev called and tabled A♦8♠, which was worth a double-up, as Janardhan flipped over 7♦4♦ for a missed flush draw.
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.
Heads-up in a single-raised pot to the 9♣7♣4♦ flop, where Mehdi Senhaji check-called from the big blind against a bet of 4,500 from Valeriu Pelinschii in middle position.
The 6♣ turn saw Senhaji check-call a second bet from Pelinschii, this time for 3,500.
A final check came from Senhaji on the 4♥ river, and Pelinschii unloaded the clip with a third and final barrel of 18,500. The bet was for the majority of Senhaji's stack, and after a few moments to think, he folded.
Josep Ruiz made it 3,500 on the button. Defending champion Thomas Eychenne called the big blind, then pushed all in for 9,500 on the 7♥10♠4♦ flop.
Ruiz spent some time in the tank before calling.
Thomas Eychenne: 8♠7♠
Josep Ruiz: K♠8♦
Eychenne had a sizable lead with his flopped pair, and he doubled up when the Q♣ turn and 5♠ river remained free of kings.
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.
Martins Adeniya raised to 3,000 in the cutoff, and Artus Gimenez defended his big blind.
Gimenez check-called when Adeniya continued for 2,500 on the J♠6♦4♣ flop, but when the J♥ hit the turn and Adeniya fired another 5,000, Gimenez elected to check-fold.
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