Emilien Pitavy raised to 80,000 from under the gun and called when Wiktor Malinowski moved all-in for 560,000 on the button.
Wiktor Malinowski: A♣3♣ 
Emilien Pitavy: 10♠10♣
The deck favoured Malinowski on this occasion, as the 8♠8♣A♥ flop saw him take the lead. There was no change in fortunes for Pitavy, as the J♥ and 2♥ completed the board.
Biao Ding raised to 90,000 from the hijack, and Roberto Perez called in the big blind.
Perez check-called when Ding continued for 140,000 on a 10♥5♣4♥ flop, but changed tactics when the 10♦ turn joined the board. This time, Perez led out for 120,000, and Ding called.
The J♦ completed the board, and Perez moved all-in, asking Ding to commit his remaining 310,000. Ding called, and tabled A♣10♣, showing turned trips. Perez revealed his own trips as he flipped over 10♠8♦.
Emilien Pitavy raised to 90,000 from the hijack, and Wiktor Malinowski defended his big blind.
Malinowski check-called when Pitavy continued for 40,000 on the 8♥K♣8♠ flop, then checked again on the 4♦ turn. Pitavy fired again, this time for 60,000, and Malinowski responded with a check-raise, moving all-in for 180,000. Pitavy called, and the cards were flipped over.
Wiktor Malinowski: 8♣5♣
Emilien Pitavy: K♠10♠
Malinowski had flopped trips to leave Pitavy with just two outs to claim the lead. The J♦ river was no help, though, and Malinowski scooped in the pot.
Seeing a middle position raise from Yang Wang ahead of him, Sean Winter moved all-in for 545,000 from the big blind. Wang wasted no time, quickly calling to put Winter at risk.
Sean Winter: K♦Q♠
Yang Wang: K♥K♣
The 2♣Q♣A♠ flop gave Winter renewed hope, but the K♠ turn extinguished that hope, as Wang took an unassailable lead. The Q♦ river improved both players to a full house, but it mattered not, and Winter headed out.
Level: 18
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
With a stack of 850,000, Stephen Chidwick raised to 70,000 from under the gun. When the action folded to Ben Tollerene in the big blind, he put Chidwick all-in, and Chidwick called.
Stephen Chidwick: A♥K♦
Ben Tollerene: A♦Q♣
There was no bad beat for Chidwick to endure, as the 7♠5♦4♥3♥5♥ board kept his lead intact.
Teun Mulder raised to 60,000 from the cutoff, and Artur Martirosian three-bet to 150,000 on the button. David Coleman then four-bet to 325,000 from the small blind. Mulder folded, but Martirosian called.
Coleman continued for 155,000 on a 7♦J♠3♣ flop, and Martirosian called again.
The 3♠ hit the turn, and Coleman moved all-in, having Martirosian's 440,000 stack covered. Undeterred, Martirosian called.
Artur Martirosian: 6♠6♣
David Coleman: 10♠10♣
The A♣ completed the board, and Coleman added Martirosian's stack to his own.
Alex Theologis raised to 60,000 on the button, and Ramin Hajiyev moved all-in for 630,000 from the big blind. Theologis called, but as he had a few big blinds less, he was the player at risk.
Alex Theologis: A♥10♠
Ramin Hajiyev: 5♠5♦
There was no joy for Theologis on the 3♥7♥4♣ flop, and when the 6♠ hit the turn, he was left drawing to a chop. It was the J♣ that completed the board, though, sending Theologis to the rail.
Mehdi Chaoui raised to 60,000 from the hijack, and Eric Wasserson called in the small blind. Peter Wang then moved all-in from the big blind for 240,000. Chaoui called, and Wasserson folded.
Peter Wang: A♠3♠
Mehdi Chaoui: A♥A♦
After seeing the K♥2♥4♦ flop, Wang called for a five, hoping to complete his wheel straight. Ask and you shall receive, it appeared, as the 5♦ hit the turn. The 2♠ completed the board, and while the dealer sent the pot in Wang's direction, Wang also received a fist bump from Wasserson.
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