Caleb October made it 40,000 to go with the A♠A♦ from an early position and was called by Edgar Antezana on the button with the 7♦6♥. On the 10♦7♠7♥ flop, October made it 30,000 to go for Antezana to call and then turn a full house with the 6♠. Another bet of 75,000 by October followed and Antezana called.
That led them to the 5♠ on the river on which October jammed for the rest of it to get snapped off by Antezana.
Alexander Rizvi raised to 40,000 and Caleb October called with the 7♠7♦. Muaaz Gani then three-bet to 170,000 for Rizvi to push all-in with the covering stack. October folded and Gani called.
Muaaz Gani: A♥Q♣ 
Alexander Rizvi: J♠J♦
It was a big flip that went to Gani on the A♠K♦2♥10♠6♣
Alexandre Blanc three-bet called the shove by Andrew Holland to set up the following showdown.
Andrew Holland: Q♥Q♣
Alexandre Blanc: A♠Q♦
The queens held this time on the K♦9♥4♥9♠4♦ board for Holland to double once more.
"That's how you play pocket queens. Did you learn anything from it?" Imran Bhojani needled Damon Fine and the table burst out in laughter, even Fine smirked.
Gavin Sardini raised to 35,000 with the 5♥5♣ and then folded when Gareth Duncan jammed the button for 90,000 and Caleb October four-bet jammed for 440,000 in the small blind.
Gareth Duncan: A♦6♦
Caleb October: A♣K♣
The board ran out 8♠8♦6♠3♥7♠ and Duncan more than doubled.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
James Rann was all-in preflop with the A♣J♠ and up against Damon Fine who had the 9♠9♥. The J♥6♥3♠7♦2♠ board delivered the suckout on the flop right away. Fine recorded the hand for his vlog and it went straight into Instagram with the caption "crazy how these euro pros get it in with ace-high".
The next player to get it in with ace-high against Fine was Andrew Holland with a short stack and the A♥7♦. Fine had the Q♠Q♥ and the A♠A♦5♣2♠J♦ board provided the next sucker punch.
Robin Kayalsum flopped trips with 10♣5♣ on the 10♠10♦4♦ flop and called the shove by Nico Wiechers, who had the Q♦Q♥. The J♠ turn and 3♠ river were both blanks and Kayalsum doubled.
Jehan Richards jammed for 245,000 preflop and was looked up by Gustav Louw with a small pocket pair.
Jehan Richards: A♥2♥
Gustav Louw: 4♦4♣
The J♥8♣3♣A♦8♦ board improved Richards on the turn and he told Louw "good call".
"Of course it was a good call, you doubled," a somewhat sour Louw responded.
In the meanwhile, Simon Solomon hit the rail to reduce the field to the last 40 hopefuls.
On the tail end of a K♥K♣8♦2♥3♣ board, Andrew Holland bet 80,000 out of the big blind. Damon Fine called on the button and Holland tabled the 8♣5♣, which Fine had beat with the 10♣10♠.
The next big blind also made some moves as Naven Naicker led the J♠9♥5♣6♥ turn for 100,000 and the 5♦ river for 140,000. Alexandre Blanc called and Naicker showed the K♦4♠ for king-high, Blanc won the pot with his Q♠Q♥.
Ariel Mazabow raised to 30,000 with the 10♠10♥ and Pierre Kitching called out of the big blind holding the Q♥J♦. On the 10♣7♠6♦ flop, both checked and Kitching check-called the 3♣ turn for 30,000. Kitching led the 9♦ river for 50,000 but couldn't get Mazabow to fold a set.
On the outer tables, Karol was down to 110,000 before going into the big blind and got it in with the 10♥5♦ against Sascha Manns, who had him crushed with the A♦10♠.
"It is possible. Maybe there are two fives on the flop," Manns smiled. But there was no escape on the 8♠3♣2♣7♥6♥ board for Karol to bow out in 42nd place.
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