Abel Pruchon moved all-in for 73,000 from under the gun and he was called by Ioannis Nanos in the cutoff.
Abel Pruchon: K♥J♥ 
Ioannis Nanos: 9♣9♠
Pruchon hit a perfect 6♥A♥J♠ flop, finding a pair and a nut flush draw. However the 9♦ turn landed on the felt, the only card that could help Nanos to take the lead.
The 8♠ river completed the board and Pruchon was eliminated.
Level: 19
Blinds: 3,000/7,000
Ante: 7,000
The pot stood at approximately 80,000 with two players looking at a flop of K♦Q♣5♠.
Leo Margets, in the cutoff, check-called a bet of 26,000 from Riccardo De Rubeis, on the button.
The J♣ turn checked through to the 3♣ on the river. Margets checked again and De Rubeis checked back. Margets showed A♦J♦, but her pair of jacks were beaten by De Rubeis's A♥Q♦, for a pair of queens.
Eugenio Sanchioni raised from under the gun, receiving calls from both Bruno Fuentes and Julien Sitbon, in the respective blinds.
The 8♥A♣8♣ flop checked through to the 6♥ turn and the 4♦ river. Fuentes took the lead for 35,000 and Sitbon folded. Sanchioni put in a raise to 125,000 and Fuentes went deep into the tank, eventually choosing to make the call. Sanchioni showed A♦K♠, winning him this pot.
After an open to 12,000 by the player in the cutoff, Robin Gerard in the small blind three-bet all-in for approximately 90,000. The cutoff didn't wait long before calling.
Robin Gerard: A♦8♦
Cutoff: Q♥Q♦
The player in the cutoff flopped a set on 6♥J♠Q♠3♦8♥, leaving no chance for Gerard who was eliminated.
The action was caught as Anton Goettler, in the small blind, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of approximately 100,000 against Guy Overmann, in the hijack.
Anton Goettler:A♦K♦
Guy Overmann: A♠Q♥
Goettler was ahead, however, the 4♠8♠Q♦ flop reversed their fates. The 7♠ turn and A♣ river changed nothing and Gottler was sent to the rail.
On a board of J♥7♥5♣7♣9♣ with roughly 90,000 in the pot, Anton Goettler checked from under the gun, then saw Dylan Cechowski to his left bet 150,000.
Goettler went into the tank, and eventually threw a chip in front of him to call. But he didn't have a better hand than Cechowski's trips with 7♦6♦, so he sent his cards into the muck.
Down to 75,000, he's been eliminated a few hands later.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The pot stood at approximately 72,000 with two players looking at a board of 5♦5♣8♣9♦.
Hugo Loustau, in the big blind, bet out 32,000. Ion Juravliov, who was under the gun, made the call.
The J♦ river slowly checked to a showdown. Loustau rolled over A♦2♣ for ace-high, while Juravliov won this pot holding Q♠Q♣ for an over-pair to the board.
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