The player under the gun opened to 50,000, after which Mario Menicanin shoved all in from the cutoff for 570,000. Damir Gabdullin asked for a count on the button before making the call, folding out the initial raiser.
Mario Menicanin: A♠Q♦ 
Damir Gabdullin: 9♠9♣
Gabdullin did not find a pair on the 4♠7♠2♣4♦K♠ runout, sending him to the rail in the final level of Day 1c.
There was a full board of 2♠K♥Q♠10♠Q♦ and with around 400,000 chips already in the pot, Azamat Tulepbergenov shoved for around 225,000 from the big blind.
His opponent was under the gun and was burning through his time banks while he mulled it over. It took five time banks, each giving a 30-second extension, for him to fold, allowing Tulepbergenov to win the pot.
"Queen-jack" he asked Tulepbergenov. There was no response from Tulepbergenov as he raked in the pot, which brought his stack to around 625,000.
Small blind Andrii Vasylyk got his last 100,000 or so in on the 9♥6♦7♣ flop, and was up against Yassin Mahmoud.
Andrii Vasylyk: A♠6♥
Yassin Mahmoud: A♦8♥
Vasylyk had flopped better, but was turned dead with the 10♦. The Q♦ river did not matter anymore as Vasylyk handed over his final chips to Mahmoud.
Ryhor Karapanau opened the hijack to 50,000 and Sergei Kim called in the cutoff before Alexandros Kolonias shoved the button for around 350,000. Karapanau quickly folded, but Kim snap-called.
Alexandros Kolonias: A♥A♦
Sergei Kim: A♠K♥
Kim wasn't impressed seeing the hand of Kolonias and couldn't find any help from the 5♦8♠7♥6♠6♦ runout, which meant Kolonias got a double-up in the last level of the night.
Level: 12
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
An unusual moment unfolded at the table involving Kassem Hammoud and Erdem Akmert that left both players without a hand.
Hammoud was under the gun and had just been dealt his cards when Erdan Akmert, seated nearby, mistakenly reached over and took one of Hammoud’s hole cards, believing it to be his own. Hammoud promptly retrieved the card, but the brief mix-up caused confusion at the table.
The floor was called, and the ruling was clear: unless the entire table could confidently verify that the original hands were intact and correctly returned, both hands would need to be mucked. Since no one could confirm with certainty, both Hammoud and Akmert were forced to fold preflop—without ever seeing a flop.
Sometimes, it's not just chips that go missing.
Vladimir Troyanovskiy opened to 40,000 from middle position. It folded to Mustafa Ercan on the button, who put his stack of 270,000 at risk.
Troyanovskiy asked for a count, after which he made a quick call.
Mustafa Ercan: K♣10♥
Vladimir Troyanovskiy: 6♠6♥
Troyanovskiy's pair remained ahead on the Q♠3♣8♥ flop, but the K♠ turn paired Ercan for a big lead. Troyanovskiy did not hit a six on the 2♥ river, doubling up his opponent.
After an earlier open, Nadar Kakhmazov jammed all in for 380,000 on the button. Ashkan Fattahi made the call in the small blind, after which the initial raiser got out of the way.
Nadar Kakhmazov: K♠K♥
Ashkan Fattahi: A♣Q♥
Kakhmazov left Fattahi with just running outs after the K♦3♦6♣ flop, leaving him without outs after the A♦ turn. The 8♠ river made no difference as Kakhmazov doubled up with ease.
Julien Fuchs made it 40,000 to go from the hijack and got one caller in Adrian State from the cutoff.
They saw a flop of 8♠J♣8♥ where Fuchs check-called a bet of 35,000 from State to the K♠ turn, where again Fuchs went into check-call mode when State bet 125,000.
When the 9♦ hit the river, Fuchs checked for a third time and State elected to check back.
Fuchs then showed K♥Q♣ for a pair of kings, and State mucked.
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