Grzegorz Skawinski was all-in for 115,000 and at risk versus Alessio Assennato.
Grzegorz Skawinski: A♣K♥ 
Alessio Assennato: K♥Q♠
Skawinski had Assennato dominated, but the queen was in the window on the Q♣8♣3♣ flop.
Skawinski had the ace of clubs, but the K♦ turn improved Assennato further to two pair. He was then able to fade an ace or club on the 9♦ river.
Matteo Ferrara was raking in a double-up, after his 9♠9♣ turned quads versus Mathieu Choffardet's A♠K♣ on the K♥9♦6♥9♥10♥ runout.
Matteo Ferrara opened to 20,000 from the cutoff, and received action from Jaime Lozano Diaz on the button and big stack Kjetil Reigstad in the big blind.
Action was checked to Ferrara on the K♠6♥6♣ flop, who fired out a bet of 13,000. Both of his opponents called.
The 9♣ turn was checked through to the 7♠ river. Reigstad led out with a bet of 55,000 and Ferrara called.
He was shown the bad news when Reigstad tabled J♣6♠ for trip sixes.
Raffael Wilbertz opened to 20,000 from the cutoff, and received calls from Owen Sammut on the button and Daniele De Vita in the big blind.
On the Q♦Q♣5♦ flop, action was checked to Wilbertz, who continued with a bet of 25,000. Only Sammut called.
The 3♥ turn and 6♥ river were checked through, where Sammut's A♣J♦ was good versus Wilbertz's K♣10♠.
Level: 15
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Marc Sanz was raking in a pot, after finding a river call of 72,000 into a big pot versus a jam from Michele Adamo with the covering stack.
The board read K♥J♠3♥5♠J♣ and A♦3♦ was in front of Adamo, while Sanz had 7♥5♥, finding the call with two pair jacks and fives.
The table were suitably impressed with Sanz's cajones, congratulating him on a number of occasions. Adamo could only grin and bear it.
Kjetil Hanstvedt was all-in for 119,000 and at risk against Grzegorz Skawinski.
Kjetil Hanstvedt: 10♥10♣
Grzegorz Skawinski: A♣Q♠
Hanstvedt was ahead in a race, and his opponent bricked the J♣4♥2♣2♦J♦ runout.
Justin Scicluna opened to 17,000 from the button, and was called by Vincenzo Popolo in the small blind.
The K♠9♣5♦ flop was checked through to the 10♠ river after Popolo checked in the dark.
The 10♠ hit on the turn, and Popolo check-called versus a bet of 18,000 from Scicluna. The 7♣ river completed the board, and Popolo check-folded in the face of a 40,000 bet from Scicluna.
Scicluna tabled Q♥7♠ for the rivered pair of sevens, but he clearly deemed it to be a bluff.
Jorgen Jessen moved all in from middle position for 48,000, and Pavle Pecelj looked him up in the big blind.
Jorgen Jessen: 8♣8♦
Pavle Pecelj: K♣J♣
It was off to the races, but the king was in the window on the K♠7♦2♥ flop, and the 7♥ turn and 9♠ river failed to alter matters.
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