Jakub Michalak moved all in for 7,900 from the small blind, Ruslan Rishko put in his last 26,000 from the hijack, and Graeme Newman in the cutoff had both players covered and at risk.
Jakub Michalak: A♠K♥ 
Ruslan Rishko: A♣K♠
Graeme Newman: J♣J♠
Michalak and Rishko both needed to improve against Newman's jacks, but Newman stayed in the lead through the 7♣6♠2♥8♠8♦ board to earn the double knockout.
Ian Bradley made it 2,500 to go in the cutoff, which Laurent Vauquelin called on the button. Zdenek Zizka then three-bet jammed for 8,500 from the small blind.
Mahersh Selvakumaran asked for a count before he made a small four-bet. Bradley and Vauquelin folded in quick succession, leaving Zizka and Selvakumaran to show down.
Zdenek Zizka: K♣J♦
Mahersh Selvakumaran: A♦10♣
Zizka turned a straight draw on 5♣Q♣2♦10♥, but Selvakumaran's pair remained ahead on the 5♠ river. He eliminated Zizka and saw his stack cross the 400,000-mark.
Thibaut Fixari had raised his button when Gabriel Nahum made it 10,000 to go from the small blind. Fixari called, and the dealer fanned the 4♦6♠Q♠ flop.
Nahum continued for 7,500 on the flop, which Fixari called. Nahum sized up to 17,000 on the 5♣ turn, seeing Fixari flick in another call.
Nahum then pushed all in on the J♥ river. Fixari's stack of 41,700 was covered, and he needed a minute to think things through. After a while, he tossed in a single chip for a call.
Nahum showed A♦A♣ for an overpair. Fixari stood up and left the tournament area, with the dealer flipping up his Q♣10♣ to confirm the elimination.
Joris Ruijs raised to 2,200 under the gun, Samir Moukawem moved all in for 18,000 in middle position, and Ruijs called.
Samir Moukawem: 8♦8♠
Joris Ruijs: A♣Q♠
Moukawem remained ahead through the turn on a board of J♣K♠7♦K♦ and was a card away from a double-up, but Ruijs spiked the A♠ on the river to make aces-up. Moukawem flung his arms in the air in frustration and let out a loud sigh as he stormed to the exit.
Alessandro Furneri moved all in for 12,000 from under the gun and Tan Le called in the cutoff. Erik Bauer then reshoved for 18,000 in the small blind and Georgios Vrakas called in the big blind, as did Le.
The flop came 10♦9♣5♠ and Vrakas moved all in. Le snap-called for his last 25,000.
Alessandro Furneri: A♠J♠
Erik Bauer: A♦K♥
Tan Le: 9♦9♠
Georgios Vrakas: A♥10♥
Le had flopped a set to take a big lead in the hand and was poised to scoop the entire pot. The rest of the board ran out K♠A♣ and he doubled up off Vrakas, while Bauer and Furneri were both sent to the rail.
Punnat Punsri bet 2,000 from middle position on a flop of 3♠A♥9♣ and Tomas Kostic called in the cutoff.
The turn was the 5♣ and Punsri checked to Kostic, who bet 6,000. Punsri called and checked again on the 2♥ river, and this time Kostic bet 10,000. Punsri again called, and Kostic showed A♦Q♦ for top pair to win the pot.
The next hand, Soenke Jahn opened to 2,000 under the gun, Punsri shoved for 15,000 in early position, and Jahn called.
Punnat Punsri: 10♦10♥
Soenke Jahn: K♠K♣
Jahn hit top set on the K♦7♥Q♣ flop, and Punsri was left drawing dead after the 3♦ turn. The river was the 2♣ and Punsri was sent to the rail.
"Big favor for the table," Jahn said.
Maria Konnikova moved all in for 14,700 from the cutoff, and Arturo Fernandez Barge put her at risk in the hijack.
Maria Konnikova: 9♣9♦
Arturo Fernandez Barge: A♠Q♥
Konnikova needed her pair to hang on to survive, and she successfully dodged the 5♣5♠8♣7♣4♥ board to earn the double-up.
Four players saw a flop of Q♣9♣6♠ when Atanas Pavlov moved all in for 8,800 under the gun. Sal Al Fakih called in middle position, as did Maksim Paniak on the button.
The turn was the 10♦ and Al Fakih bet 35,000. Paniak only had around 3,000 remaining and called for his last chips, turning over A♣3♣ for a flush draw. Pavlov had A♦Q♦ for top pair, while Al Fakih was ahead with 6♦6♣ for a set.
The 9♥ river improved Al Fakih to a full house, and Pavlov and Paniak were both sent to the rail.
The action was caught on a K♣5♠7♦2♦ turn. Oleksii Ievchenko had moved all in at a previous point in the hand, creating a main pot of roughly 30,000.
Meanwhile, Leiqi Chen in the big blind and Joris Ruijs in early position had built a side pot of around 50,000. Chen then checked to Ruijs, who moved all in for 55,000.
Chen gave it some thought before he reluctantly mucked his cards, leaving Ruijs to take the large side pot and show down for the main pot with Ievchenko.
Oleksii Ievchenko: A♠Q♣
Joris Ruijs: 8♥8♦
Ievchenko was delighted to see he was not drawing dead, but the 7♣ river still sealed the fate of his elimination.
Louis Vlamynck bet 1,700 from the hijack on a flop of 10♦9♥Q♠, and Daniel Falus called in the cutoff. Jean Surlemont then raised to 5,600 in the big blind, and both opponents called.
The turn was the A♦, and Surlemont checked to Vlamynck, who bet 22,000. Falus then moved all in for 48,600, and Surlemont folded, but Vlamynck quickly called to put Falus at risk.
Falus showed K♥J♥ for the nut straight, while Vlamynck had Q♥Q♦ for a set. Falus needed to avoid the board pairing on the river, and he dodged the 5♣ as he slammed the table in celebration and earned the massive double-up.
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