With around 70,000 chips in the middle on a 10♣2♥7♣ flop, Recep Aydemir checked and Leonid Orman fired out 23,000. Aydemir called.
A 5♥ landed on the turn and again Aydemir checked, only for Orman to continue firing with a bet of 55,000. Aydemir didn't like to see it and counted out his chips, seeing he had around 180,000 behind. After thinking some more, he elected to preserve his chips and folded, allowing Orman to rake the pot.
The action was caught on a turn of 9♣J♣J♦10♠, with a big pot of 350,000 in the middle. Aleksandar Tot then moved all in for 325,000 under the gun, snap-called by Naji Tannoury on the button, who had him covered.
Aleksandar Tot: A♠J♠ 
Naji Tannoury: 9♠9♥
Tot had ran into Tannoury's house, and when the 7♠ river did not improve his hand, he headed towards the exit.
With around 150,000 already in the pot on a Q♦7♦Q♣ flop, there was a check from the big blind and Bulent Kose bet 60,000. The small blind called.
A 4♦ on the turn brought in the front door flush draw and again the small blind checked. Kose then threw a red chip, worth 100,000, into the pot.
"How much do you have?" asked the small blind. "About 340,00," replied Kose.
Eventually, the small blind folded and Kose took the pot.
Level: 8
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The action was picked up on a turn of 8♠10♦3♦A♦, where Zhicheng Miao made a bet of 25,000 before being check-raised to 90,000 by his opponent.
The 4♦ then hit the river. Mao's opponent flicked in a bet of 100,000, after which Miao shoved all in. He received a quick fold for his effort, and tabled A♠A♣ as he was shipped the pot.
"Was it a bluff or value?" Cassandra Yong asked.
"Valuebluff," Miao answered jokingly.
Leonid Logunov opened from early position and got a call from Mohamed Mokrani in middle position and Azamat Tulepbergenov in the big blind.
They went to a flop of 7♥4♣K♦ where it checked to Logunov, who fired 18,000. Mokrani called and Tulepbergenov let it go.
A 4♥ dropped on the turn and Logunov continued to fire, this time for 55,000. Mokrani sat motionless for a while but did eventually let it go, allowing Logunov to take the pot.
After some heavy flop action, Mohamad El Sayed had pushed all in on 10♥J♥2♥, and Alexandru Lupuleac called off his stack of 198,000, putting himself at risk.
Alexandru Lupuleac: 8♥7♥
Mohamad El Sayed: A♥Q♦
Lupuleac needed to fade a heart to double up, and he did just so when the board ran out K♠3♠.
Akin Tuna is playing Day 1c of the Main Event and has almost doubled his starting stack and sits with about 550,000 right now.
In the latest hand he played, the action was picked up on the river with the board reading [ackh9c9ad] with around 30,000 in the pot. The small blind bet 20,000, and Tuna stuck in a raise to 80,000.
After using some extra time, the small blind did eventually fold, and Tuna raked in the chips to add to his stack.
Parahat Nurmuhammedov got his stack of roughly 300,000 in pteflop and was up against Lachezar Petkov, who had him covered.
Parahat Nurmuhammedov: J♥J♦
Lachezar Petkov: A♠K♥
Petkov flopped two pair on A♥3♥K♣. The 10♦ turn gave Nurmuhammedov some extra outs, but the 9♠ river was not one of them, spelling the end of his bullet.
Alfred Nader is not having a good day today, and it just got worse as an unfortunate river card sent him packing.
The board read 6♠10♥Q♣9♦ and with around 40,000 in the middle, Nader shoved 41,000. Miad Shakiba was contemplating for a while before he finally dropped in the chips to put Nader at risk.
Alfred Nader: Q♠4♠
Miad Shakiba: A♥10♠
Nader was well ahead with his pair of queens and just needed to fade an ace or a ten on the river to double up. However, the deck thwarted that plan as the A♦ completed the runout, giving Shakiba two pair and sending Nader to the rail.
Paul Runcan is seated at the same table and is sitting with a stack of around 1,200,000 at the moment.
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