Nick Pronk moved all in for 14,200,000 from the cutoff, and Dan Sfarlea checked his cards in the big blind and stuck in the quick call.
Nick Pronk: A♦J♠ 
Dan Sfarlea: Q♠Q♣
Pronk stood up from his chair as the 6♥Q♥5♠J♣7♥ board gave Sfarlea a set of queens. Sfarlea took down another significant pot, while Pronk was sent to the rail in 12th place.
Nick Pronk raised on the button to 2,100,000, and Alexander Witsch made the call in the big blind. Witsch checked the Q♠10♣4♦ flop, and Pronk continued for 1,800,000.
Witsch slid in a call, and both players checked through the 6♦ turn. Another pair of checks followed the 9♣ river, and Witsch showed 8♣4♣ for a pair of fours. That was enough to claim the pot, as Pronk took one last look at his cards before sending them into the muck.
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Alexander Witsch raised to 3,000,000 in the small blind, and Dan Sfarlea made the call on his left in the big blind. Both players checked the 5♠9♣5♦ flop, and Witsch led out for 2,300,000 on the J♦ turn.
Sfarlea called to see the K♣ river, where Witsch took some time before moving all in. Sfarlea called immediately, and turned over his hand.
Dan Sfarlea: Q♣10♥
Alexander Witsch: K♠3♠
Witsch tabled his two pair, but Sfarlea showed his straight and quickly went to celebrate yet another double-up with his rail.
Lucky888 moved all in for 2,200,000 from the cutoff, and Dalibor Dula called in the small blind.
Lucky888: K♣Q♥
Dalibor Dula: Q♠9♣
Dula was drawing thin before the 9♠7♣8♠ flop, making top pair, Lucky888 could not improve on the 2♦ turn or 4♦ river, ending his tournament run in 13th position.
Level: 33
Blinds: 500,000/1,000,000
Ante: 1,000,000
Dan Sfarlea raised from under the gun to 1,700,000, and Alexander Witsch defended his big blind to see the 6♣A♦9♣ flop. Witsch checked to Sfarlea, who continued for 1,300,000.
After taking most of his time clock, Witsch raised to 3,000,000. Sfarlea then used a time bank card before announcing all in for 11,500,000. That produced a fold from Witsch, and Sfarlea took down the pot.
Lucky888 opened to 2,000,000 from the hijack, and Dragos Iosub moved all in for 6,800,000 from the small blind. Jan Bendik shoved his stack of 12,000,000 from the big blind, and Lucky888 made the call.
Dragos Iosub: A♥10♦
Jan Bendik: 9♣9♦
Lucky888: A♦K♠
Bendek's pocket pair avoided danger on the 5♠3♠3♣8♠5♥ runout, taking down both pots and sending Iosub out in 14th position.
Kyriakos Kesidis opened to 2,600,000 in the small blind, and Nick Pronk used a time bank card before moving all in from the big blind for 10,300,000. Kesidis called, and the hands were turned up.
Nick Pronk: 5♥5♦
Kyriakos Kesidis: K♣J♥
Pronk saw a clean runout of A♦2♠8♣6♥9♥, as his pocket pair held for the double-up.
Dan Sfarlea moved all in for 5,600,000 from the cutoff, and was at risk when Inatho shoved his larger stack on the button.
Dan Sfarlea: A♦Q♣
Inatho: 9♠9♥
Sfarlea found immediate help on the 8♠6♦A♥ flop, and saw his pair of aces hold through the 6♥ turn and 4♥ river to secure another double-up.
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