Matthew Agius was all-in for 35,000 and at risk versus Charles Eichner.
Matthew Agius: A♦A♥ 
Charles Eichner: Q♥Q♦
The table were highly amused that short-stack Agius had woken up with a monster, and he doubled on the 10♣5♦3♠4♠2♥ runout.
However he was seen at the payout desk shortly later after busting.
Alessio Assennato was all-in for 320,000 and at risk versus Sergei Cutajar.
Alessio Assennato: K♠Q♦
Sergei Cutajar: Q♥Q♠
Assennato had run into a monster, and there were no surprises on the 8♣6♣2♠9♦J♦ runout.
Jonathan Bradley was all-in for 250,000 and at risk versus Vincenzo Popolo.
Jonathan Bradley: K♠10♦
Vincenzo Popolo: 7♠7♦
It was a race, bit Bradley could not connect with the 9♦6♥4♠2♠3♠ runout, Popolo giving the table a thump in celebration as the river hit.
Daniel Mountford was all-in for 275,000 and at risk versus Kjetil Hanstvedt.
Daniel Mountford: K♦Q♥
Kjetil Hanstvedt: A♥8♦
Mountford needed help from the board, but he was up out of his chair after the flop came A♠A♦7♦ to give his opponent trip aces. The 10♥Q♠ turn and river confirmed his fate.
Stefano Olivetti jammed for 200,000 from under the gun and Per Gaassand looked him up in the big blind
Stefano Olivetti: J♠10♣
Per Gaassand: A♥K♥
Gassand had the goods and he prevailed over the A♦K♣6♣10♠4♣ runout, ending up with two pair.
Dejan Prikulovic jammed from early position for 235,000, and action folded to Carsten Mawick in the big blind, playing about 800,000.
He peeked at his cards and said "Ahh I hate this hand, I really do", and asked for a count. On being informed of the amount he again informed the table about his distaste for the particular hand, but concluded "I can't fold", and made the call.
Dejan Prikulovic: 7♠7♣
Carsten Mawick: J♠J♥
The entire table was astonished to see Mawick table jacks and he quipped "No of course its a call, but you don't know how much I hate this hand."
The A♦5♥4♥2♥9♦ runout contained no surprises and Prikulovic stood up to leave. "My friend I'll tell you about my history with this hand", and Prikulovic laughed and responded "It doesn't really matter now!"
Per Gaassand was all-in for around 220,000, as was Dario Marinelli for slightly less, while Magrane Esteve had them both covered in a three-way all-in scenario.
Per Gaassand: A♥Q♣
Dario Marinelli: A♦J♦
Magrane Esteve: 10♦10♥
Esteve looked in good shape to claim a double knockout, and remained ahead after the8♣7♣5♦ flop. However the Q♦ hit on the turn, and it was followed by a brick 2♣ river to send Gaassand a lifeline.
"Nice pot" said a table mate - "I needed it!" responded Gaassand.
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