The pot stood at 460,000 in a blind versus blind battle.
Inatho, in the small blind, checked the 5♥Q♣7♥ flop to lakyluk17, in the big blind. lakyluk17 bet out 125,000 and Inatho called.
The 4♥ turn checked through to the 10♣ on the river. Inatho elected to take the lead for 230,000, and lakyluk17 was forced to fold.
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Level: 22
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Paul Craciunas checked the Q♣K♣Q♦ flop from the big blind, and Luigi Pignataro fired 80,000 in early position. Craciunas then check-raised to 165,000, and the call was made.
Craciunas led out for 215,000 after seeing the 3♠ turn, and Pignataro slid in a call. The 5♣ river saw Craciunas announced all in for 410,000, and Pignataro took some time before letting his hand go.
Inatho raised to 160,000 from early position. Vito Vella, in the cutoff, three-bet-jammed for 425,000. Inatho snap-called.
Vito Vella: A♣10♥ 
Inatho: Q♣Q♠
The A♠ window card looked like survival for Vella, but the 4♦Q♦ that followed dampened those dreams. The K♠ turn gave Vella a gutshot, but the 3♣ river confirmed his exit.
Zak moved all in from the button for 895,000, and was at risk when Petr Kubenka shoved in the small blind.
Zak: A♥Q♣
Petr Kubenka: A♠Q♥
Both players turned over the same hand, with the J♥6♥8♥ flop providing Zak with the chance an unlikely double. Kubenka saw a safe J♦ turn and 9♦ river, and the dealer sent half of the pot to both players.
PopicuSTAR raised to 160,000 from early position. Jan Tichacek, in the hijack, three-bet-jammed for around 1,000,000. PopicuSTAR called.
Jan Tichacek: A♣Q♦
PopicuSTAR: 6♦6♥
Tichacek was behind and remained that way on the J♦4♠7♥10♦ runout. However, the dealer placed the Q♣ on the river for Tichacek to survive.
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