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.
Conor O'Driscoll opened to 1,000 from under the gun, and when the action folded to Dimitrios Angelakos in the big blind, he moved all in for 14,900.
Unbeknownst to O'Driscoll, this was not Angelakos's first shove in recent hands, as he had recently announced to the table that he was bored.
After some deliberation, O'Driscoll called and was only then made aware by Angelakos that he had only looked at one card.
Dimitrios Angelakos: A♥6♥
Conor O'Driscoll: A♣J♣
The 9♠A♠7♦2♣5♠ board was safe for O'Driscoll, who added Angelakos's stack to his own.
Big blind Manuel Carvalho, Lars Kampues in the cutoff, and Ben Heath on the button were on a 7♦7♠10♠ flop. The action checked to Heath, who bet 900. Carvalho and Kamphues both called, and the A♠ was dealt as the turn.
Carvalho decided to lead out for 2,400. Kamphues quickly folded, but Heath stuck around and tossed in calling chips. The 10♥ river then checked to showdown, where Carvalho's K♠2♠ for a flush won him the pot.
The action was joined as Mitchell Johnson had manoeuvred his stack of roughly 19,000 into the middle from early position. It was big blind Rodrigo Selouan who had him at risk.
Mitchell Johnson: A♣5♣
Rodrigo Selouan: A♦A♥
The 6♣3♠10♦ offered Johnson some backdoor opportunities, but the 3♥ saw the contest over, as Johnson was drawing dead.
The K♦ completed the board, and as Johnson headed away from the table, Selouan absorbed his stack into his own.
In a relatively small pot on the A♣3♣10♦6♥ turn, Andreas Antoniou got his stack of 28,000 in from under the gun and was at risk against Alper Gocer in the big blind.
Andreas Antoniou: A♠J♣
Alper Gocer: A♦6♣
Gocer's two pair remained best on the 5♦ river, sending Antoniou out of the tournament. Not much later, Bruno Volkmann arrived to occupy the vacant seat.
Miroslav Rizov opened to 1,200 from the cutoff before calling a three-bet to 3,800 from Mario Melis on the button.
Rizov checked in flow on the monotone K♠2♠7♠ flop, and faced a bet of 2,500. After a moment's consideration, he check-raised to 8,600, which was enough to see Melis return his cards to the dealer.
Jean Mikhael raised to 1,200 in early position. Adria Diaz called in the cutoff before Daniele Sacchi three-bet to 4,200 on the button. Mikhael then moved all in for about 15,000, folding out Diaz. Sacchi called with a covering stack.
Jean Mikhael: J♥J♦
Daniele Sacchi: A♥Q♣
Mikhael stood up as the 7♦2♣Q♦ flop paired Sacchi, and he would not sit back down as the 8♥ turn and 3♥ river did not improve his pair of jacks.
The action was picked up with 6,400 in the pot and two players heading to a flop.
Khossein Kokhestani checked the action from early position over to Igaal Hanouna on the button, who bet 2,600 on the monotone 4♣Q♣5♣ flop. Kokhestani flicked in a call.
The turn 5♦ paired the board, and both players checked.
Completing the board, the J♠ saw both players check again.
Kokhestani flipped over Q♠8♣ for top pair, which was no good versus the A♠A♣ of Hanouna.
Andrii Gorshkov was first to act and raised to 1,000. Fabio Pagliarulo called in the cutoff, prompting Yoshiaki Kashino to squeeze in a three-bet to 3,000 on the button. Gorshkov and Pagliarulo both called, and the 3♥10♣3♣ flop was fanned.
It checked to Kashino, who continued with a bet of 5,000. Gorshkov quickly called, but Pagliarulo opted to fold and leave himself with less than eight big blinds.
The 7♣ turn then checked to the Q♦ river, where Groshkov placed a small bet of 2,200. Kashino assembled calling chips, but eventually put them down and mucked his hand instead.
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