Karl Schuler had moved all in and was called by Mario Scalia, with Schuler at risk.
Karl Schuler: 10♦7♠
Mario Scalia: A♠Q♠
Schuler was in trouble and was out of his seat after the A♦J♠2♣ gave his opponent a pair of aces.
The 9♠ turn brought some hope of salvation for Schuler with a gutshot straight draw, but the 2♦ river was a brick sending Schuler to the rail.
Cards were on their backs after an all-in and a call, with John Nineteen at risk.
Jane One: A♠J♦
John Nineteen: A♦Q♥
Jane One's ace was dominated by her opponent and she remained behind after the K♣K♥9♣ flop.
The Q♠ turn improved John Nineteen to a pair of queens but also gave his opponent a straight draw, and sure enough the 10♥ rolled off on the river to ensure Jane One's double up with an ace-high straight and sent a monster pot her way.
Giuseppe Ditaranto was all-in for 16,500 and received calls from Daniel Schwitter in the small blind and Sandro Zarriello in the big blind.
On the 7♣8♦3♦ flop Schwitter led out with a bet of 12,500, which led to a fold from Zarriello.
Giuseppe Ditaranto: 6♦6♣
Daniel Schwitter: Q♦7♦
Ditaranto was in bad shape, his pair of sixes in big trouble against Schwitter's pair of sevens and flush draw. The 8♠K♦ confirmed the flush for Schwitter and sent Ditaranto packing.
John Eleven opened to 1,400 under the gun and was faced with a three-bet jam from Gianni Di Renzo to 13,000.
John Eleven made the quick call to put Di Renzo at risk.
Gianni Di Renzo: Q♦Q♠
John Eleven: A♥A♦
Di Renzo had been extremely unlucky to run his queens into Eleven's aces, and no help arrived on the K♥3♦3♣10♦5♣ runout.
Picking the action up on a flop of 3♣7♥2♣ John Eight was all-in for 9,000 and was called by Marco Magisano.
John Seven then produced a three-bet to 13,000, which Magisano called.
On the 5♥ turn John Seven moved all in and was called by Magisano, with Magisano and John Eight at risk.
John Eight: J♥J♣
Marco Magisano: A♣8♣
John Seven: 7♣7♦
John Seven was in great shape, having flopped a set of sevens, however Magisano still had outs to the nut flush draw and John Eight was seeking an unlikely jack.
The 2♠ turn was a brick securing John Seven the double knockout and a substantial pot.
Manfred Bischof opened to 800 under the gun and was faced with a three-bet to 3,200 from Ramon Lampert. Bischof called.
On the 2♦5♥8♦ flop Bischof checked to his opponent, who put out a bet of 4,600.
Bischof promptly produced an all-in check raise to 27,000 and Lampert quickly called, with Bischof at risk.
Manfred Bischof: A♠K♠
Ramon Lampert: J♥J♦
Bischof's ace-high was behind Lampert's jacks, and no help arrived on the 10♠3♦ runout, sending Bischof to the rail.
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