Roman Kolotiuk opened from the hijack and Aleksandr Razinkov three-bet shoved for 90,000 from the button. Kolotiuk called with a covering stack to put Razinkov at risk.
Aleksandr Razinkov: 10♥10♠ 
Roman Kolotiuk: Q♠J♠
The board ran out A♦6♦2♣J♦2♦ giving Kolotiuk two pair to send Razinkov to the rail and take the pot.
The pot had already ballooned to around 300,000 on a board of K♣9♥4♥K♠9♠ when Francesco Sansone shoved the river for 146,000. The man with the decision was Antonios Onoufriou, who asked for a count and went into the tank upon receiving it.
Around 90 seconds passed before Onoufriou elected to call, then was shown the bad news as Sansone flipped over A♠K♥ for top boat. Onoufriou was forced to reveal 10♠10♥ for pocket tens, then forked the chips over to Sansone.
Rayan Aljawhari opened to 12,000 from middle position and Eliyahu Elyashiv defended from the big blind.
The flop came A♣7♣6♦. Elyashiv checked and Aljawhari bet 12,000. Elyashiv check-raised to 31,000 and Aljawhari called.
On the 4♠ turn Elyashiv moved all in, covering Aljawhari who had 142,000 behind.
"Why?" Aljawhari enquired, to which Elyashiv said nothing. After taking a couple minutes to consider his options Aljawhari stuck in the call and was at risk.
"You're good" Elyashiv told his opponent before the hands were tabled.
Eliyahu Elyashiv: K♦2♣
Rayan Aljawhari: 8♣8♠
Aljawhari was a big favorite and just needed to fade three outs to extend his tournament life. The 6♥ river changed nothing and Aljawhari doubled up through Elyashiv who was left with under 15 big blinds.
There were already around 150,000 chips in the pot on a full board of 4♦10♦2♥6♥5♦ when Aleksandar Tot checked it over to Timur Margolin on the river, who then fired 67,000. Tot didn't need too much time to think before he tossed in a chip, which signified a call.
Margolin then showed 10♥6♣ for two pair, and Tot's cards went into the muck.
With a total of 463 entries being recorded in the $2,200 Warm Up Event, a prize pool of $920,000 was generated.
The eventual champion will walk away with $179,650. A min-cash is worth $3,410 and 63 players will be paid.
| Place | Prize (USD) | Place | Prize (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $179,650 | 13-15 | $10,670 |
| 2 | $125,500 | 16-18 | $9,200 |
| 3 | $80,300 | 19-21 | $8,005 |
| 4 | $60,300 | 22-24 | $7,175 |
| 5 | $45,150 | 25-26 | $6,345 |
| 6 | $36,200 | 27-35 | $5,520 |
| 7 | $30,150 | 36-44 | $4,785 |
| 8 | $24,100 | 45-53 | $4,050 |
| 9 | $18,050 | 54-63 | $3,410 |
| 10-12 | $13,155 |
Boris Smuskevicius opened to 12,000 from the hijack and was called by a player on the button and Gihad Ismail in the big blind.
All three players checked the flop and turn leading to a final board of 9♥Q♦K♣A♣7♥. Ismail checked, Smuskevicius bet 6,000, the button called and Ismail folded.
Smuskevicius showed down second pair with K♠8♠ which was enough to take the pot.
Daniel Montagnolli made it 12,000 to go from middle position and Yaniv Shushan defended his big blind.
They went to a flop of K♣9♣8♠ where Shushan check-called a bet of 18,000 from Montagnolli to see the 6♥ drop on the turn, where Shushan checked again. Montagnolli then shoved for 66,000, and Shushan had a decision to make.
"I have a pair and a flush draw," said Shushan, which seem to unsettle Montagnolli and made the table laugh.
"Do you want me to call?" Shushan asked. "Sure," replied Montagnolli. So, Shushan did stick in the call.
Daniel Montagnolli: A♥A♠
Yaniv Shushan: J♣6♣
"Run it twice?" joked Shushan.
Unfortunately for Montagnolli, running it twice wasn't an option, but he would have liked it to be as the 10♣ on the river eliminated him as Shushan improved to a flush.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players are on a 45-minute dinner break.
Play will resume at just after 8 p.m. local time.
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