Stephen Forde limped in from the small blind, seeing Carl Brain make it 8,500 in the big blind. Forde wanted to call but threw in too many chips and accidentally made a minimum raise instead.
Brain then four-bet to 31,000, but Forde forewent the passive route this time and jammed all in for 133,000.
"I know you weren't trying to angle me," Brain said as he smiled and laid down his cards.
Jose-Luis Rodriguez opened to 6,000 in early position, which only Thomas Venet called in the small blind.
Venet opted to check-call a bet of 10,000 on the 5♣Q♠7♠ flop, but then chose to lead out for 11,000 on the 6♣ turn. Rodriguez wanted to play for more, though, and put in a raise to 35,000, which Venet called.
Both players checked on the 5♥ river, and when Rodriguez flipped over Q♣10♣, Venet returned his cards to the dealer.
Niall Campbell opened to 5,000 in the hijack, and Matthieu Van De Zande called on the button. The two went heads up to the 2♦6♠6♥ flop, which they checked through. The 7♠ turn saw Campbell bet 5,500, which Van De Zande quickly called.
Campbell then piled in 25,000 on the 6♦ river. Van De Zande took a minute to think things through before he folded. Campbell rewarded him by showing 7♥7♦ for sevens full, prompting Van De Zande to claim he folded 8♣7♣.
"Wow, that might be the best fold I've ever seen," an amazed Campbell said as he stacked up his chips.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Marcus McHale opened to 6,000 under the gun, which a player on his left flat called. When the action folded to David Docherty, he moved all in for 56,000. McHale called, and the second player folded.
David Docherty: 8♠8♣ 
Marcus McHale: A♥J♦
Both players connected with the flop, but crucially, Docherty flopped a set on 8♥J♣Q♦ to take a commanding lead.
The 10♦ offered McHale a new way to win, but the 6♠ river was unforthcoming, and he paid Docherty his double up.
When the action folded to Ivan Estudillo in middle position, he put his stack of roughly 49,000 into the middle. Denis Quinn, in the cutoff, then followed suit, committing his stack of 51,000, as well. No other players got involved before Estudillo received the bad news.
Ivan Estudillo: K♠Q♣
Denis Quinn: K♥K♦
There was no miracle waiting for Estudillo in the deck. The 6♠9♣3♥7♦5♣ board was as clean as it comes for Quinn, who scooped in the pot.
Andrey Milhomem made a minimum raise to 6,000 in the small blind, which Massimo Schiralli three-bet to 23,500 in the big blind.
Schiralli fired 11,000 on the 10♦6♦2♦ flop to see Milhomem check-call. Schiralli then sized up to 19,000 on the 8♣ turn, which was enough to win the pot as Milhomem mucked his cards
The action was joined with a board dealt to a J♠8♠4♦5♥ turn, and roughly 32,000 in the pot.
James Fowler put a bet of 21,000 into the middle from the hijack, but was met with a raise to 55,000 from Ian Hamilton on the button. Fowler made the call, and the two headed to a river.
That river was the 3♣, and when Fowler checked, Hamilton moved all in, covering his opponent's remaining 165,000.
Fowler took his time to come to a decision, ultimately choosing to return his cards to the dealer and surrender the chips in the middle.
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