The action was caught at the end of a preflop raising war that saw Jan Nakladal, in early position, all in and at risk against Karim Mzoughi in the small blind.
Jan Nakladal: A♣K♦ 
Karim Mzoughi: A♥A♦
Nakladal was in trouble and found no help on the 3♥3♠4♠ flop, with the Q♠ turn leaving him drawing dead. The 2♥ river completed the board, and Mzoughi won a sizeable pot.
Wiktor Weiner opened to 325,000 from under the gun, and Evangelos Tsoutsas took some time before announcing a three-bet to 2,000,000 on the button. That left just 400,000 behind in his stack, and Weiner asked for the rest of it by four-betting all in.
Tsoutsas checked the clock as he slid out a time bank card, with the tournament sitting on the verge of the next pay jump. After taking some time, Tsoutsas stuck in a calling chip.
Evangelos Tsoutsas: 9♠9♣
Wiktor Weiner: A♥K♥
Weiner connected right away on the A♣5♣8♦10♦7♥ runout, winning the flip to send Tsoutsas out just before the pay jump.
The pot had grown to around 3,000,000 with two players navigating a completed board of A♥8♥4♠10♠K♠.
Christophe Vincent, in the hijack, checked to Pavel Stribrny, on the button, who bet out 2,400,000. Vincent tanked before making the call.
Stribrny rolled over K♦10♦, having gone runner-runner to make two pair. Vincent slammed his cards down in frustration, mucking A♦Q♦ face-up.
Level: 28
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
The action was caught as Toni Ravnak, in the hijack, already had 700,000 of his chips in front of him. MONTANA, on the button, put in a raise to 1,500,000. Ravnak announced to the table that he thought he was flipping as he called the bet for his effective stack of 1,1150,000.
Toni Ravnak: 3♠3♣
MONTANA: A♠K♠
Ravnak's pocket pair stayed strong on the 6♣4♠10♥6♦5♣ runout, keeping him alive.
The action was caught as Piotr Sztenkiel, in the big blind, was all-in and at risk against Michal Polchlopek, in middle position.
Piotr Sztenkiel: A♠K♥
Michal Polchlopek: J♣J♠
Sztenkiel needed some help to win this flip, and it didn't arrive on the 7♣7♠6♣ flop. The 9♣ turn reduced Sztenkiel's number of outs, and the 3♥ river confirmed his departure.
WhooOps moved all in for 870,000 from the hijack. Erdinc Guentay, in the big blind, made the call.
WhooOps: Q♣10♠
Erdinc Guentay: A♣4♣
WhooOps took the lead on the 10♣4♦8♦ flop. However, the A♥ turn put Guentay back in the lead, and WhooOps was sent home on the 3♦ river.
Nik opened from under the gun to 250,000, finding a call from IronmanCPH on the button. Nik checked the 4♥6♦3♠ flop, and IronmanCPH tossed out a bet of 400,000.
The call was made, and the dealer revealed the J♣ turn. Both players checked to see the K♣ river, where Nik led out with a bet of 2,000,000. IronmanCPH used a time bank card before opting to fold.
"Ace-high?" asked IronmanCPH, and Nik smirked as he raked in the pot.
Alexander Luciani raised to 245,000 from early position. Anonymous (TN), in the cutoff, three-bet to 710,000.
Werner Rozbicki, in the big blind, used a time bank before moving all in for 1,850,000. Luciani made a frustrated fold. Anonymous (TN)'s cards soon joined Luciani's in the muck.
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