Thibaut Thevenet opened to 25,000, before Mans Ekholm produced a three-bet to 75,000 from the button. Luca Ittiresu was in the big blind, and he cold four-bet jammed for 160,000. Thevenet folded, but Ekholm made a reluctant call.
Luca Ittiresu: 9♦9♥ 
Mans Ekholm: 7♦7♥
Ittiresu was in a dominating position, but Ekholm turned a full house on the 10♣10♠5♠7♠J♥ runout.
Level: 13
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
After an open from Dan Haberlein under the gun and a call from Julian Micallef in the next seat, Alexander zur Linden moved all in for 35,000 from middle position, and Steven Seller rejammed from the big blind for 129,000.
Haberlein four-bet jammed, and Micallef folded.
Alexander zur Linden; K♣Q♥
Steven Seller: Q♠Q♣
Dan Haberlein: A♥J♣
Seller was in great shape, and his pair held across the 9♠3♥2♥6♥4♠ runout.
Thomas Jakobsen moved all-in for 96,000 from middle position, and received a customer in Angela Rogan on the button.
Thomas Jakobsen: 7♥4♥
Angela Rogan: A♥9♣
Jakobssen wasn't in terrible shape, but he missed the J♦9♦2♦6♥Q♠ runout, a pair of nines being good enough for Rogan.
Fredrik Kristvik jammed from the small blind for 106,000, and was looked up by Alexander zur Linden in the big blind.
Fredrik Kristvik: A♦5♣
Alexander zur Linden: A♣8♦
Kristvik was dominated, but he found a five, while zur Linden missed, the Q♣10♠5♠3♠J♦ runout.
Angela Rogan opened to 20,000 from early position, and called a three-bet jam from Jonathan Briscoe White of 77,000 from the next seat.
Jonathan Briscoe White: A♣Q♦
Angela Rogan: A♠J♦
Briscoe White had Rogan pipped, and his better kicker played on the K♦6♥2♦2♥4♣ runout.
Dimitri Copeland and Dimitrios Kourous were both getting up out of their chairs, and their stacks were being passed to Davide Raschella.
Raschella had aces against his opponents' ace-king and king-jack, it not being entirely clear which hand belonged to which opponent, with the board reading Q♠10♦8♠10♥2♦.
Lee Mulligan opened to 20,000 from early position, and received calls from Naith Hanchard on the button and Carlo Solazzo in the big blind.
The K♦Q♦Q♣ flop was checked to the 7♥ turn, where Solazzo led out with a bet of 16,000.
Both opponents called to see the 9♥ river, where action was checked to Hanchard. He fired out a bet of 140,000, and only Solazzo called.
Hanchard said "Good call", and mucked when Solazzo tabled Q♠J♠ for trip queens.
Level: 12
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Pavle Pecelj jammed from the button for 40,000, and received a reluctant call from Dimitri Copeland in the big blind.
Pavle Pecelj: A♣5♣
Dimitri Copeland: Q♠10♦
Pecelj was ahead, and the A♠ was in the window. However the dealer slightly fumbled the fan, and there was about a second while the ace lay there alone as the flop, and Pecelj must have been contemplating the double.
However it was followed by Q♦10♥, giving Copeland two pair, earning murmurs from the table.
Pecelj could not reverse the position on the 8♥ turn or 3♥ river, and saw the funny side as he gathered his things.
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