Catalin Moraru followed Tobias Heinsdorf's open by moving all in on the button. Heinsdorf called, leaving Moraru at risk.
Catalin Moraru: 10♣10♦ 
Tobias Heinsdorf: A♠K♣
Heinsdorf found immediate help on the 2♦J♣A♠3♥2♣ runout, making the better two pair to send Moraru to the payout desk.
Jaime Lebre raised from the hijack, and Dalibor Dula defended in the big blind.
The Q♥7♥Q♣ flop saw Dula check and then call a bet of 500,000 from Lebre.
The 3♦ turn checked through to the J♠ on the river. Dula checked again, and Lebre bet another 500,000. Dula tanked before calling. Lebre rolled over A♦J♣ for a rivered pair of jacks, sending Dula's cards into the muck.
Inatho raised to 500,000 from middle position. Oleksandr Shokur, in the small blind, three-bet jammed for 800,000. Inatho snap-called.
Oleksandr Shokur: 10♣10♥
Inatho: 9♠9♦
Shokur was in great shape until the 7♥9♣2♠ flop saw Inatho take the lead in dramatic fashion. The Q♦ turn and K♥ river sent Shokur to the rail.
Michel Karim checked the K♠J♥9♦ flop from the big blind, making the call when Lucky888 bet 550,000 from the hijack. Karim checked againon the 5♦ turn, where Lucky888 fired 1,100,000 into the middle.
Karim called, checking one last time on the 2♠ river. Lucky888 moved all in for 2,425,000, and Karim stuck in a single calling chip.
Lucky888: Q♥10♥
Michel Karim: J♠8♦
Lucky888 tabled a flopped straight, getting full value from Karim.
BUNJO raised from early position. Luna, in middle position, three-bet jammed for 1,000,000, and BUNJO called.
Luna: A♥Q♦
BUNJO: K♥10♣
Luna was ahead, but the A♠J♦3♦ flop brought a sweat.
"Not a queen! Not a queen!" said Luna, as the dealer delivered the Q♠ on the turn, giving BUNJO a straight. Luna was eliminated on the 5♥ river.
Thuy Kieu had stacks of chips in the middle, and Alexander Witsch committed all of his chips from the cutoff. Kieu's bet was already more than Witsch's shove, and the dealer instructed both players to show down their cards.
Alexander Witsch: A♠A♦
Thuy Kieu: Q♣Q♥
Kieu was unable to improve on the J♠7♥8♥9♣3♣ runout, as Witsch's aces held to secure the double-up.
Nick Pronk raised from under the gun. Karolos Skianis, in the next seat over, three-bet to approximately 700,000, leaving him a few chips behind the line. Pronk put him in for the rest, and Skianis called.
Karolos Skianis: A♥J♠
Nick Pronk: A♦Q♣
Skianis was crushed and couldn't pull ahead on the 4♠4♣6♥ flop. Pronk was dead on the Q♠ turn and headed to the payout desk at the sight of the J♦.
Level: 27
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Nick Pronk opened to 400,000 in early position, with Nusa making the call in the hijack. Yeonha Park then moved all in for 3,675,000 in the big blind, and Pronk called for less. Nusa got out of the way, and the hands were turned up.
Nick Pronk: A♠A♣
Yeonha Park: A♥K♣
Park nodded as Pronk showed his aces, which held easily on the 6♠10♠J♦8♠7♥ board to earn the double.
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