Mirco Di Santo raised to 425,000 from early position. Halil Karaca, in the hijack, three-bet jammed for 875,000 and Di Santo called.
Halil Karaca: A♥A♣ 
Mirco Di Santo: Q♥9♥
Karaca was ahead, but the 4♣J♦8♠ flop brought a sweat. The dealer delivered the 10♠ turn heartbreakingly, filling Di Santo's gutshot. Karaca was sent to the rail on the Q♦ river.
Antonio Sciacca raised to 400,000 from early position, and Martino Cito made the call as next to act. Wiktor Weiner defended his big blind, and checked the 9♦8♠A♣ flop.
Siacca continued for 450,000, leading to a fold from Cito and a call from Weiner. The J♦ turn produced checks from both players, and Weiner checked again on the 10♠ river. Sciacca fired a bet of 1,675,000, and Weiner used most of his time clock before sticking in a call.
Siacca showed down Q♠J♠ for a straight, while Weiner tabled 10♥7♦ for an inferior straight and counted out the call to send across the table.
EL trinchador raised from under the gun, and Toni Ravnak defended in the big blind.
Ravnak checked and then called a bet of 350,000 from EL trinchador on the 6♠Q♦J♦ flop.
The 7♦ turn saw a repeat of the action; this time EL trinchador sized up to 650,000.
The 5♦ river put a fourth diamond on the board, and both players checked to a showdown. Ravnak's Q♥8♥ was behind the [jshj] of EL trinchador at showdown.
Gerald Karlic raised from under the gun to 400,000, finding a call from Erdinc Guentay in the big blind. The A♠3♠3♣ flop was fanned out, and both players checked to see the 10♥ turn.
Guentay announced all in, and Karlic asked for a count of the 4,800,000 stack. After using most of his time clock, Karlic let his hand go while showing the A♥. Guentay replied by turning over the 5♠ as he raked in the pot.
The pot stood at around 1,100,000 with two players looking at a full board of 6♠2♣J♥3♣6♥.
Anonymous, in the big blind, overbet the pot for 2,800,000. Alexander Luciani, in the cutoff, didn't look happy about his decision, but made a quick call.
Anonymous rolled over K♦5♥, while Luciani won this pot with A♦K♠ for ace-high.
Pavel Stribrny raised from under the gun, and IronmanCPH, in the big blind, called.
The K♦3♦9♦ flop saw IronmanCPH check and then call a bet of 275,000 from Stribrny.
The 7♠ turn and A♣ river checked to a showdown. IronmanCPH rolled over 4♦4♠, but was bested by Stribrny's 10♣9♣ for a pair of nines.
Mirco Di Santo raised in middle position to 425,000, and IronmanCPH moved all in from the small blind. Di Santo made the quick call, leaving himself at risk for his last 2,250,000.
Mirco Di Santo: A♠J♠
IronmanCPH: A♥5♥
Both players revealed suited aces, with Di Santo's kicker playing on the 6♣6♦9♥4♣7♠ board to secure the double-up through IronmanCPH.
Michal Polchlopek opened to 400,000 from under the gun, and Frank Gauss made the call on the button. Alon Huberman defended his big blind to the 4♦10♥5♠ flop and checked.
Polchlopek continued for 500,000, and Gauss let his hand go. Huberman then check-raised all in, covering his opponent's stack. Polchlopek made the call for 3,900,000, and the hands were turned up.
Michal Polchlopek: K♣10♣
Alon Huberman: A♣3♥
Polchlopek revealed his top pair, dodging Huberman's draw on the 8♣ turn and 8♠ river to earn the double-up.
The pot stood at around 2,500,000 with two players looking at a full board of K♠10♥10♦8♠4♥.
Advokat, in the small blind, checked. Salvatore Gargiulo, in the cutoff, bet out 2,000,000. Advokat used two time banks before making the call.
Gargiulo started celebrating before the cards were tabled, eventually rolling over K♣10♣ for a flopped full house.
"Jammo Jammo!" shouted Gargiulo as he raked in the pot.
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