The action was joined as Kasjusz Zycinski had his remaining stack, roughly 25,000, all in and at risk versus Oscar Arezzo.
Kasjusz Zycinski: A♥Q♥ 
Oscar Arezzo: A♠K♦
The flop and turn offered hope of a chopped pot, coming out 8♣4♠5♠7♠, but the K♣ river only served to improve Arezzo to top pair, seeing Zycinski eliminated.
The action was picked up with three players all in preflop. Nils Ortgiese was the shortest of the trio, committing his last 14,000, while Killian Farrell was also at risk for 74,500. Both players were covered by Anthony Burguiere, who had them both in danger of elimination.
Nils Ortgiese: A♥9♣
Killian Farrell: A♣Q♦
Anthony Burguiere: 10♥10♦
The flop 8♣Q♥3♥ saw Farrell shoot into the lead, and it would stay that way on the 9♠ turn and 5♦ river runout.
Ortgiese headed toward the exit as the dealer slid a pile of chips towards Farrell, leaving Burguiere short-stacked.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The action was joined as three players had gone to a 2♠5♦4♥ flop, with roughly 40,000 already in the middle.
Francesco Cortorillo, playing from the small blind, placed a bet of 14,500, seeing one opponent fold, but Sebastian Mortensen called in the cutoff.
The 6♦ turn saw Cortorillo continue for once again, this time for 22,000, and again, Mortensen called.
The board was completed with the 7♣ river, and Cortorillo opted to move all in, covering his opponent's stack of 63,000. Mortensen took a minute or so to consider before electing to call.
It was bad news for Mortensen, as his rivered pair with A♦7♦, was unable to beat the 9♥9♦ of Cortorillo.
The action was joined as Luigi D'alterio had his stack of roughly 22,500 in the middle preflop, and at risk versus Fabio Aprile.
Luigi D'alterio: A♦J♠
Fabio Aprile: K♥K♣
Despite improving to top pair, D'alterio wasn't able to crack his opponent's pocket kings, as the board ran out 7♥5♥6♣J♣3♥, seeing him head to the rail.
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Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Tommy Nyberg put his big stack to use, raising to 3,500 from the cutoff. Only Anthony Burguiere called, playing from the small blind.
The dealer spread a J♣5♠9♣ flop, which saw Burguiere check-call a bet of 4,500.
Burguiere again check-called on the K♦ turn, this time for a more substantial bet of 10,500.
The flush-completing 6♦ river saw the action slow down, and when both players checked, Burguiere flipped over his K♠Q♦, which was good enough to win the pot.
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