TOMAS JEDNO was all in and at risk against Pascal Vos on the A♦A♣9♣10♣ turn, and the cards were ordered to be shown.
TOMAS JEDNO: 6♦6♣ 
Pascal Vos: A♠A♥
Vos had flopped quad aces, and TOMAS JEDNO was officially eliminated on the 5♦ river, with Vos winning a small pot of around 60,000.
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Level: 8
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
After a raise and a call, Bugi three-bet jammed for 46,000 from the big blinds. Eugenio Cupellini then reshoved for a massive 348,000 from the cutoff, putting button Calar Bahadori to a decision.
After two minutes or so, Bahadori called with the covering stack, and the players tabled their cards.
Bugi: Q♣10♠
Eugenio Cupellini: A♣K♠
Calar Bahadori: K♦K♣
Bahadori had a massive lead with his kings, and he was poised to become the new chipleader after the 7♥7♦2♥ flop and 8♠ turn.
However, much to Bahadori's dismay, the river came the magical A♠, giving Cupellini the win and shipping him the gargantuan pile of chips in the middle, and he burst out in song to celebrate
In a pot worth 100,000, Newfarmer checked from the hijack to Martin Tsvetanov in the cutoff. Tsvetanov bet 17,000 on the 6♦9♠6♠ flop, and Newfarmer called.
Newfarmer check-called another bet by Tsvetanov on the 8♣ turn; this time, the amount was 28,000. Newfarmer checked for a third time on the 3♣ river, but he folded when Tsvetanov put him all-in for 65,000.
Preflop, Hossein Ensan had committed his stack of 84,500 from the small blind, and Malessa Malessa called in middle position.
Hossein Ensan: 8♥8♦
Malessa Malessa: A♣Q♦
Ensan's eights remained ahead on the 5♥4♦K♦ flop, but the Q♣ turn paired Malessa for a big lead. The 3♦ river was not an eight, spelling the end of Ensan's second bullet.
Level: 7
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
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The 175 remaining players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
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