Selahaddin Bedir open-shoved from the button against his shorter stacked opponents in the blinds. Oguzhan Kasar made the call in the small blind for 2,700,000.
Oguzhan Kasar: A♥Q♠ 
Selahaddin Bedir: K♠8♠
The board ran out 10♥J♥5♣2♣K♣ and Kasar made the broadway straight to win the pot, doubling his stack.
Mengdian Peng moved all-in from the hijack and Sergei Petrushevskii got the count then made the call in the big blind to put his opponent at risk.
Mengdian Peng: A♥J♦
Sergei Petrushevskii: 4♥4♣
It was a coinflip, but Peng didn't have to wait long to get ahead as the 8♦J♠3♦ flop gave him a pair of jacks. The K♠ turn and K♣ river sealed it and Peng double up his stack.
Picking up the action on the river on a board of A♥Q♣8♣3♦9♥ and Sergei Petrushevskii shoved the river. Fahredin Mustafov went deep into the tank before flicking in the call in a huge pot.
Petrushevskii showed J♣10♣ for a straight. Mustafov mucked and Petrushevskii raked in the pot, leaving Mustafov short stacked.
Roman Gadzhiev open-shoved with a short stack from early position and Adrian State got it in from the button. Players flipped their cards, with Gadzhiev at risk.
Roman Gadzhiev: K♦J♠
Adrian State: 10♥10♠
State had picked up pocket tens for a second hand in a row. The time, the board ran out 4♥3♣4♦8♣5♠ and State held again with two pair. Gadzhiev was eliminated in 12th place for $21,200.
Anatoly Korochenskiy open-shoved for 1,800,000 from middle position and was looked up by Adrian State in the small blind, who had him covered as the cards were turned.
Anatoly Korochenskiy: A♣Q♥
Adrian State: 10♣10♥
It was a classic race, and Korochenskiy found a pair on the 2♠A♠9♣ flop to pull ahead. The turn was the 6♥, but the 10♦ river gave State a set of tens. He won the pot and Korochenskiy was eliminated in 13th place for $21,200.
Level: 26
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
The remaining 13 players in the $2,200 Global Poker Championship are heading for their first break of the day.
Action folded around to Artsiom Panasiuk, who pushed all in from the small blind for 1,700,000. Paul Esau made the call in the big blind and players revealed their hands, with Panasiuk at risk.
Artsiom Panasiuk: QxJx
Paul Esau: A♠7♠
The flop came J♠A♦A♥ to give Panasiuk a pair and Esau trip aces. The 4♠ turn left Panasiuk drawing dead and the 9♣ river sent him to the rail. Panasiuk was eliminated in 14th place for $18,200.
Yilu Yuan raised to 400,000 from middle position and Mehmet Dalkilic three-bet to 1,100,000, which Yuan called.
The flop came 3♣8♥K♣ and Yuan checked. Dalkilic bet 750,000 and Yuan called. On the 9♦ turn, Yuan checked again and Dalkilic pushed all in for 4,100,000. Yuan got the count and then made the call.
Yuan flipped over K♥J♦ for top pair, but Dalkilic had A♦K♦ for top pair top kicker. The Q♣ river completed the board and Dalkilic pulled in a significant double up that took him to second place in the counts.
Action folded around to Rustam Amirbekov, who pushed all in from the button with a short stack of less than 1,000,000 chips. Yilu Yuan called in the big blind to put Amirbekov at risk as the cards were revealed.
Rustam Amirbekov: Q♥6♥
Yilu Yuan: Q♦J♣
Amirbekov was dominated and found no help as the board ran out 7♣9♠K♦2♥Xx. Yuan held and Amirbekov was eliminated in 15th place for $18,200.
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