Damir Zhugralin had his short stack all in from the big blind, and at risk against Damir Zhugralin.
Milad Oghabian: J♠10♣ 
Damir Zhugralin: A♥A♣
The 3♦2♣7♥J♣8♠ improved Oghabian to top pair, but it wasn't enough to save him.
Meanwhile, on neighbouring tables, both Maksym Mamon and Atilla Saracoglu were also eliminated.
Four players saw the J♥Q♣7♣ flop, where the action checked to Artsiom Lasouski in the hijack, who bet 140,000. Sorel Mizzi was the only caller from the small blind.
Both players checked the 6♦ turn to see the 9♥ complete the board.
Mizzi then led out for 600,000, resulting in Lasouski tilting his head back to look to the heavens, putting his head in his hands, and then returning his cards to the dealer.
After a raise from Italo Modena under the gun, 'Tommy G' moved all in for 560,000 from the big blind, and Italo Modena called.
'Tommy G': 9♠9♦
Italo Modena: K♣Q♣
The 10♠5♠2♣3♥3♣ board left Modena unimproved, ensuring 'Tommy G' a full double-up.
Aleksejs Ponakovs raised to 60,000, and Oliver Weis jammed for around 600,000 from the button. Once the blinds folded, Ponakovs snap-called.
Oliver Weis: 10♠10♦
Aleksejs Ponakovs: A♦A♣
Ponakovs had called so quickly because he had the preflop nuts with pocket aces, and there was no help for Weis's pocket tens on the 5♠J♦9♦9♠A♠ runout.
Ponakovs improved to a full house, sending Weis to the rail.
Parahat Nurmuhammedov raised to 60,000 under the gun, and Timur Margolin three-bet to 110,000 from the button, leaving himself with just 10,000 behind. Italo Modena then four-bet to 220,000 from the big blind, and Nurmuhammedov made it 425,000 to go.
Margolin tanked for three minutes, which secured him the pay jump before making the call. Modena also called, and the three players went to the flop with Margolin all-in.
Nurmuhammedov and Modena checked the 10♣Q♥2♣Q♣9♠ board all the way down before the cards were tabled.
Modena turned over 8♣8♥ to win the side pot, while Nurmuhammedov held A♠K♣ for ace-high. Margolin had them both beat with A♣Q♠ for trip queens, earning himself a triple-up.
Johannes Lehner raised to 60,000 from the hijack, with Selahaddin Bedir calling from the small blind and Aleksei Gortikov coming along from the big blind.
When the action checked to Lehner on the 2♥Q♦9♥ flop, he fired a continuation-bet of 70,000 and was met by a check-raise to 220,000 from Bedir. Gortikov got out of the way, but Lehner called.
Bedir slid out a bet of 435,000 on the 8♣ turn, leaving himself with just 5,000 behind, which Lehner called.
The 5♦ came on the river, and Bedir committed his last chip. Lehner called, and Bedir showed a flopped set with 2♠2♣. It was enough to earn him a double-up, as Lehner could only table K♠Q♣ for a pair of queens.
Ryan Mandara raised to 210,000 in the small blind, leaving 80,000 behind. Andrey Pateychuk moved all in from the big blind, and Mandara responded by using all of the time extensions at his disposal, hoping to make the pay jump.
After it became clear nobody would be at risk of elimination before him, Mandara called.
Ryan Mandara: K♠4♠
Andrey Pateychuk: A♦7♣
There was no help to be found for Mandara on the J♦J♥9♣Q♣3♦ board, sending him to the rail having failed to make the pay jump.
Level: 17
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
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