Brock Wilson completed from the small blind and Nazar Buhaiov raised to 42,000 from the big blind. Wilson called.
Wilson check-called a continuation-bet of 20,000 from Buhaiov on the 4♥8♠A♦ flop.
The 10♦ came on the turn and Wilson check-folded to Buhaiov's second barrel of 75,000.
On a 4♦8♣J♥9♦ turn with around 135,000 in the pot, Joshua Boulton got his 271,000 in from the big blind, being at risk against Simon Wiciak on the button.
Joshua Boulton: Q♣10♥ 
Simon Wiciak: J♠9♥
Boulton had turned the nuts, and he held against Wiciak's two pair when the river fell the innocent 7♠.
Vasyl Pidhrusnyi raised to 25,000 from early position, and when the action folded to Alexander Luciani in the small blind, he three-bet to 61,000. Pidhrusnyi responded with a four-bet to 125,000, and Luciani called.
The J♥7♠3♣ flop saw Luciani check-call when Pidhrusnyi continuation-bet for 55,000. Luciani checked again on the 3♦ turn, and Pidhrusnyi bet 195,000, leaving just 10,000 behind the betting line. Luciani gave it some thought before moving all in, asking Pidhrusnyi to put his last few chips into the middle. Pidhrusnyi was more than happy to oblige, calling immediately.
Vasyl Pidhrusnyi: K♠K♦
Alexander Luciani: A♥10♦
Luciani was drawing to just three outs, none of which appeared on the 6♣ river, ensuring Pidhrusnyi got full value for his pocket kings.
Edward Pak raised the button to 24,000 and Gareth McMahon jammed from the small blind for 95,000. Pak thought it over for a while before making the call.
Gareth McMahon: A♠Q♥
Edward Pak: K♦7♦
McMahon was out of his seat as he was at risk, and he fell well behind when Pak spiked two pair on the 7♣4♠K♣ flop.
The 6♥ turn cemented McMahon's elimination, making the Q♦ river a mere formality.
The action was joined with Mark Teltscher all-in and at risk from early position for 408,000, up against Nazar Buhaiov in the cutoff.
Mark Teltscher: A♥K♦
Nazar Buhaiov: 10♥10♦
The A♠Q♠K♣ flop moved Teltscher ahead, and when the 3♥ turn and 2♥ river offered no relief for Buhaiov, he paid Teltscher his double-up.
Jacek Skiscim raised to 25,000 under the gun. Fabricio Nociolini responded with a three-bet to 70,000 in the hijack, which Skiscim reraised to 215,000. Nociolini called, and a 5♠J♠2♥ flop was dealt.
Skiscim tossed in a continuation-bet of 85,000. Nociolini called again, after which the Q♦ turn was checked through.
The river fell the 10♦. Skiscim promptly moved in his stack of 335,000. Nociolini requested a count, but he did not need to hear the final number before deciding to call.
Skiscim sighed as he revealed A♦8♥ for a stone-cold bluff. Nociolini tabled Q♠Q♥ for top set, sending Skiscim to the exit and raking in the seven-figure pot.
Manuel Ferrari raised to 24,000 from early position and Min-Sung Lee defended from the big blind.
Lee checked on the 9♦6♣10♣ flop and Ferrari continued for 28,000. Lee check-raised to 62,000, and after burning through a few time banks, Ferrari went for a jam.
Lee had the effective stack with 197,000, and after peeking back at his cards one last time, he decided against it and tossed them into the muck.
At a nearby table, there was plenty of commotion and groans of distress. It all came from Jose Criado, who had suffered one of poker's more frustrating problems after receiving a walk with A♥A♦.
Antonio Asaro's stack of 161,000 found its way into the middle from the small blind, with Antoine Labat trying to bust him from the big blind.
Antonio Asaro: K♦K♥
Antoine Labat: 7♣7♦
Asaro had the bigger pair and needed to dodge a seven to double up.
Labat hit the crossbar twice on the 6♠J♠2♦8♥9♦ runout, missing his two-outer seven and losing a chunk of his stack to Asaro's kings.
Mark Teltscher opened to 25,000 in the hijack. Claudia Bueno quickly pushed in her final 143,000 in the cutoff, and Jose Quintas reshoved in the big blind. Teltscher was put at risk for 555,000, but he let his hand go after some thought.
Claudia Bueno: Q♦10♥
Jose Quintas: J♦J♣
Bueno outflopped Quintas on 7♦9♣Q♠ and improved to a full house on the Q♥10♦ runout to secure her double-up. Teltscher, meanwhile, pointed to the nine on the board, claiming he had folded pocket nines.
With a board dealt to a 3♥A♣4♣4♥ turn, and roughly 160,000 in the pot, Matas Cimbolas checked from early position to Michael Dwyer in the cutoff. Dwyer bet 75,000, and Cimbolas called. The river brought the Q♣, and this time, when Cimbolas checked again, Dwyer checked behind, tabling K♥Q♥ as he did. Unable to beat that, Cimbolas mucked his cards.
One table over, Sarah Jarry opened to 25,000 from early position, and one seat to her immediate left, Espen Sandvik, three-bet to 65,000. When the action folded back to Jarry, she four-bet to 175,000. Sandvik waved the white flag and returned his cards to the dealer.
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