The under-the-gun player raised to 30,000, receiving calls from the hijack, button, and small blind. LUPO, in the big blind, moved all-in for 300,000. The original raiser folded, as did the hijack, while TWOJ STARY, on the button, moved all in to force a fold from the small blind.
LUPO: 9♦9♠ 
TWOJ STARY: K♦J♣
LUPO was ahead until the K♠4♦2♠ flop reversed their fate. The 8♠ turn and 5♣ river confirmed his departure.
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Melappa raised from under the gun, Oren Paskal, in early position, three-bet enough to put Melappa all in, and he called off the bet for his remaining 88,000.
Melappa: 9♠9♥
Oren Paskal: A♣10♥
Melappa was ahead until the A♠4♣6♥ flop had him drawing thin. However, the unlikely 9♦ turn and 5♦ river saw Melappa retake the lead, and Paskal was denied a bounty.
The action was caught on the turn with both players looking at a board of 3♥7♥7♠4♦.
Darius Neagoe, in the big blind, had bet out 75,000. Lulei Hu, in middle position, raised to 200,000. Neagoe called.
The 8♣ river saw Neagoe play in flow. Hu bet again for 200,000. Neagoe snap-called. Hu was quick to muck his hand, allowing Neagoe to send his stack well over one million without a showdown.
Pavel Novotny opened to 30,000 from under the gun, with Luke Schwengel calling on the button. HittingChillS came along in the big blind, and checked the 10♠J♥K♠ flop.
Novotny continued for 55,000, with only Schwengel calling to see the 5♥ turn. After taking some time, Novotny moved all in and was instantly called by Schwengel.
Pavel Novotny: K♦Q♥
Luke Schwengel: A♣Q♦
Novotny was drawing to a chop, but the 7♣ river was a blank to leave Schwengel scoring the knockout.
The action was caught with three players looking at a flop of 9♥A♣Q♥ with 243,000 in the middle.
The action checked to Jaroslav Peter, on the button, who bet out 45,000. Abdessamad Ayyad, in the big blind, and PivoSolver, in the cutoff, made the call.
The 10♣ turn and 6♠ river checked to a showdown. Ayyad rolled over K♦K♥, sending both his opponents' cards into the muck. Ayyad raked in the pot with his hands on his head, shocked that his kings were ahead.
Level: 18
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The action was caught with three players tabling their cards. Edvinas Gruzdas, in early position, was the shortest stack, covered by Axel Bayout, in the small blind and Melappa in middle position.
Edvinas Gruzdas: 7♠7♦
Axel Bayout: 2♣2♦
Melappa: 2♥3♦
Melappa had them both at risk for a bounty each, but the 6♣J♠K♥10♠9♦ flop saw no eliminations. Gruzdas tripled up, and Bayout won the side pot.
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