Catching the tail end of a pot between Maria Konnikova in the small blind and Gianluca Cedolia in the cutoff, Konnikova checked the completed 3♠A♥10♥8♣7♥ flop over to Cedolia.
Cedolia then placed an overbet of 15,700, which appeared to be about one and a half times the pot. Konnikova did not take long before she flicked in a call.
Cedolio briefly flashed a straight, prompting Konnikova to table 9♥8♥ to take down the pot with her flush.
Arriving with 7,900 already in the pot, and a 7♣8♠5♠ flop face up on the felt, Alexandre Bermon placed a bet of 3,500 from middle position. In response, PokerStars Team Pro member David Lappin moved all in for 32,800 from the cutoff, and Bermon called.
David Lappin: A♠3♠ 
Alexandre Bermon: 5♦5♣
The J♠ turn brought immediate service for Lappin, whose double up was confirmed when the 4♥ completed the board.
Hang Xu got his 29,900 chips in preflop from the small blind and was looked up by Ramiro Petrone in the cutoff.
Hang Xu: A♥K♥
Ramiro Petrone: A♦Q♠
The 4♥4♦8♦ flop brought some chop outs, but they disappeared when Xu paired his king on the K♠ turn. Petrone cut out the exact amount from his stack and paid Xu as soon as the 8♣ river had completed the board.
In a pot worth 6,500, Almira Skripchenko checked the K♥8♥6♣ flop from under the gun to Fahredin Mustafov in the next seat over. Mustafov flicked in a bet of 2,400, which Skripchenko raised to 6,400.
Mustafov called to the 3♥ turn, where Skripchenko reverted to checking. Mustafov inquired about Skripchenko's remaining chips before he put her all-in for 12,000. Skripchenko wasted no time and snap-called.
Almira Skripchenko: A♥7♥
Fahredin Mustafov: A♦J♥
Mustafov was drawing dead against the nut flush of Skripchenko, and she was awarded her double-up when the inconsequential Q♥ river completed the board.
Taran Parmar limped in under the gun. It folded to Abdullah Turan in the small blind, who upped it to 1,400. Fabiano Cappelli called in the big blind, and Parmar tossed in calling chips as well.
Turan then fired a bet of 3,300 on the 10♠3♦6♣ flop. Cappelli quickly folded, but Parmar called to stick around. Turan's bet of 5,200 on the 7♣ turn did not shake Parmar either, as the latter called to see the 8♥ river.
Turan completed his triple barrel with a bet of 5,400. Parmar quickly made the minimum raise to 10,800, and Turan called to showdown.
Parmar tabled 10♣9♣ for a rivered straight, and Turan sent his cards into the muck in defeat.
In the final hand before the blinds increased, Joris Ruijs raised to 700 from the cutoff and faced immediate resistance as Elia Salerno three-bet to 1,700 on the button. The action folded back to Ruijs, who four-bet to 5,200, which Salerno called.
Ruijs continued for 2,700 on the 5♥10♦4♠ flop, and Salerno called again.
The 6♥ turn saw Ruijs fire a more substantial 11,500 into the middle. That gave Salerno pause for thought, but after studying his opponent's stack and then his own, he elected to fold.
Arriving with 7,400 already in the pot and a 6♣10♣3♣ flop face up on the felt, the action was on Blaz Zerjav in the big blind. Zerjav checked before facing a bet of 1,800 from Gerard Carbo from the hijack. Zerjav responded with a raise to 7,400, which Carbo called.
The 4♦ turn joined the board, and Zerjav moved all in for 25,300. Carbo took his time but ultimately chose to call.
Blaz Zerjav: A♣K♠
Gerard Carbo: Q♣Q♦
The dealer burned and turned the K♥ river, improving Zerjav to top pair, seeing him awarded a full double up.
Facing a raise to 700 from the player under the gun, Yuliyan Kolev three-bet to 2,400. The action then folded to Mattia Tagliavini in the big blind, who four-bet to 6,500. The original raiser folded, but Kolev moved all in for roughly 24,000. Tagliavini called, putting himself at risk with just a few chips less.
Mattia Tagliavini: K♥K♦
Yuliyan Kolev: A♣A♥
The dealer spread a 8♠9♥7♠ flop, followed by a J♥ turn.
The 10♦ river completed the board, and as Tagliavini pushed his chips into the middle and prepared to leave, the dealer pointed out that he had chopped the pot, owing to the straight on the board.
Alexander Kopylkov limped in under the gun, prompting the player in the cutoff to follow suit. David Lappin put an end to the limping party, raising to 1,000. Kopylkov called, but the second limper folded.
The dealer spread a Q♣5♥10♥ flop, and Kopylkov led out for 1,500. Lappin responded in kind, raising to 4,500. Kopylkov then put in another raise, making it 15,500 to go. Lappin studied his stack, the board, and his opponent before moving all in for 29,900, which Kopylkov called.
David Lappin: Q♠Q♥
Alexander Kopylkov: Q♦10♦
Kopylkov was drawing dead to running quads, but the 3♦ turn ensured Lappin wouldn't have to deal with that scenario.
The A♦ river completed the board, and Lappin scooped in a full double up.
Toni Kaukua made it 500 to go in the hijack. Ramiro Petrone bumped up the price to 1,600 in the cutoff before Gerard Rubiralta shoved all in for 10,400 in the small blind.
Kaukua quickly mucked his hand, but Petrone looked Rubiralta up after some thought.
Gerard Rubiralta: J♠J♥
Ramiro Petrone: K♣Q♣
Rubiralta's jacks remained best across the A♥3♠2♥8♥9♠ runout, and he doubled up to a stack of over 100 big blinds.
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