Before the blinds went up, Lukasz Jankowski paid off bets worth 14,000 on the A♠3♥2♣5♦ turn and 25,000 on the 5♣ river. Edzel Villares declared "full house" and showed the A♥5♠ to win the pot, while Jankowski could all but smirk and gasp a "what the fuck".
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Raffaele De Nicola raised to 7,000 out of the small blind and Lukasz Jankowski defended the big blind to the A♠J♣3♣ flop. Both checked to the K♦ turn on which De Nicola bet 5,500 and was called. De Nicola bet another 10,100 on the A♣ river and was paid off to reveal the A♥4♥ for trips aces as the winning hand.
Edzel Villares raised to 7,000 on the button and Lukasz Jankowski called out of the big blind. On the Q♣9♦5♣ flop and 7♥ turn, both players checked. There was no betting action on the J♠ river either and Jankowski tabled the A♠6♥. Villares' A♥10♣ had missed also but his kicker secured the pot.
After the hand, the trio got chatting and Villares smirked that his plan was to re-enter tomorrow as reasoning for the previous all-ins earlier on Day 1c.
Edzel Villares check-called the A♦9♠5♠ flop for 4,000 and then did so again for 21,000 on the 4♥ turn when Raffaele De Nicola bet. Villares opted to push the J♥ river for around 29,000 and De Nicola folded without getting an exact count.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 2,400
Christopher Su jammed from under the gun with the J♦2♦ and was called by Lukasz Jankowski in the big blind, who tabled the 8♦8♥. The board ran out K♣9♠5♠K♦10♣ and the pocket pair held to bring the field down to the last three contenders.
On the Day 1c bubble, Edzel Villares then raised the K♣K♠2♣ flop to 11,000 and Jankowski called. Villares jammed the 10♦ turn for 31,100 and Jankowski asked for a count before folding. Villares proudly slammed the 5♥2♥ on the felt for his Filipino rail.
Edzel Villares raised to 5,800 from under the gun and the action folded to Christopher Su in the big blind. He declared all-in for the last 41,300 and his stack was counted before the fold followed.
With two run-away chip leaders and three short stacks, it was just a matter of time until the chips went into the middle and it was Edgar Asehan who ended up all-in and at risk versus Lukasz Jankowski.
Edgar Asehan: A♣9♣ 
Lukasz Jankowski: J♠J♥
The 6♦5♠3♠6♣9♦ board provided just one nine, which wasn't enough for Asehan to stick around on Day 1c.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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