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Jonathan Khalifa had a reraise out in the middle as PokerNews caught up with the hand. Valter Faria Fernandes then moved all in for 34,000.
"I think I'm ahead. I'm not going to think about that (aces)", said Khalifa as he made the call.
Valter Faria Fernandes: A♥Q♥ 
Jonathan Khalifa: K♠K♣
Fernandes reached over to bump fists with Khalifa as the board ran out K♥K♦J♠5♥9♦ to give Khalifa flopped quads and leave Fernandes drawing dead.
Khalifa let out a little yell and took out his phone to take a photo as the chips were pushed his way, while Fernandes took his leave.
Action was on the flop in a reraised pot on a board of 2♣7♥10♦ when Antonio Alves Mendes led with a shove for 39,000 chips. Kelevra made the call without too much thought and players showed their hands.
Mendes had 9♠8♣ for a straight draw, while Kelevra turned over 6♥2♥ for bottom pair with some backdoor outs. The turn came the 2♦ and river the 6♦ to give Kelevra a full house. Mendes, meanwhile, was sent to the rail.
Action was on the river on a board of J♣J♦6♠3♦A♠ and Jeremie Canetti pushed all in for around 55,000, an overbet to the pot. Isabel Baltazar looked pained by the decision and seemed to flick a chip in to make the call in an almost resigned manner.
She was right. Canetti flipped over A♦A♥ for a rivered full house. Baltazar showed the J♠ as she pushed over a stack of red chips to pay off her opponent.
Among the recent bustouts includes Javier Tsunamy, out for his second bullet, along with Kelevra, and Hassan Dahmani, who was seen going all in blind last level.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Kamal Sefrioui open-raised and picked up two callers before Francesco Pillitteri moved all in from the big blind with a short stack of 7,300. Sefrioui called, as did Patrick Bornicke and Isabel Baltazar.
The flop came 6♥Q♣A♦ and everyone checked to the 6♣ turn. Baltazar led out for 7,200 and Bornicke called. On the 10♠ river, Baltazar checked and Bornicke checked to showdown.
Baltazar showed A♥J♥ for a pair of aces, Bornicke mucked, and Pillitteri flipped over A♣Q♥ for two pair to win the pot, quadrupling up his stack.
Picking up the action on the river on a board of Q♥10♦K♦5♣8♦, "Alberto" pushed all in with a short stack and "Marijo" instantly called.
"Alberto" showed K♥K♣ for a set of kings. "Marijo", however, had A♦7♦ for a rivered nut-flush. He won the pot and sent "Alberto" to the rail.
Jean-Jack Chantalat also busted a few moments earlier, and "Rich Fi$h" lived up to his name, busting his second bullet.
Following an open-raise to 1,600 from middle position, Younes Charrat called, then Hassan Dahmani moved all in blind from the big blind for 66,900. For those at the back, that means he didn't look at his cards. Charrat made the call with a similar stack and had Dahmani slightly covered as players revealed their cards.
Hassan Dahmani: K♥7♦
Younes Charrat: Q♠Q♦
The board ran out 3♦K♣J♦A♦6♥ and Dahmani picked up a pair of kings on the flop. "Nice hand," said Charrat, who seemed to take it very well indeed as the majority of his chips were pushed over to Dahmani.
Charrat was left with a single 100 chip and busted out moments later. Antonio Alves Mendes also hit the rail at a similar time.
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