Zhen Chen opened 65,000 on the button and Jeremy Ausmus defended the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of K♦10♠7♠ and Ausmus moved all-in for his last 75,000. Chen quickly called and both hands were tossed on their backs.
Jeremy Ausmus: 8♠7♣ 
Zhen Chen: K♣2♣
Ausmus flopped bottom pair but unfortunately for him Chen had top pair. He was unable to improve as the dealer completed the board with the A♥ turn and A♠ river.
Bariscan Betil raised it up to 50,000 from the cutoff and Tony Parker defended from the big blind. The flop came J♥5♠5♣ and Parker check-called a bet of 40,000 from Betil.
The turn was the A♥ and Parker checked again. Betil tossed in a bet of 105,000 and Parker stuck around for the 7♦ on the river. Parker checked for the third time and Betil gave up by checking it back. Parker tabled J♣6♣ for two pair and Betil conceded the pot.
In a three-way pot on a board of 8♣A♥2♥, [Removed:502] bet and Jean-Noel Thorel raised to 125,000 to bring a fold from the player behind as Mosbock called.
Mosbock checked on the 6♥ turn and Thorel snap-bet 175,000 to bring a quick fold from the footballer.
After raking in the pot, Jean-Noel Thorel looked over to Justin Bonomo on his left, who has been helping the Frenchman distinguish his chip denominations throughout the tournament.
"I know the drill," Bonomo said with a smile.
Stoyan Madanzhiev opened to 50,000 first to act and Daniel Zack called in the hijack. On the button, Diogo Coelho three-bet to 170,000. Madanzhiev did not take long and folded before Zack put in a back-raise all-in for 675,000 and Coelho swiftly folded as Zack picked it up uncontested.
Elie Nakache raised 50,000 in middle position, Mikhail Volfson called next to act, followed by Lucas Foster in the big blind.
When the 8♥7♥6♥ flop hit the felt, both players checked to Volfson who continued for 65,000. Foster wasted no time getting out of the way and Nakache made the call.
The 4♣ turn was checked through to see the 5♥ on the river. Nakache led for 200,000, putting Volfson in the tank for about 30 seconds before deciding to toss his cards into the muck. Nakache let him know it was a good fold as he tabled A♥9♥ for a straight flush.
Picking up the action on the turn, Jean-Noel Thorel and Stanislav Zegal were heads-up in a pot with around 200,000 in the middle. The board read 5♣4♠3♥A♦ and Thorel checked it over to Zegal who bet 115,000. Thorel check-raised to 250,000 and Zegal called.
The river was the J♥ and Thorel hesitated for a brief moment before announcing all in. Zegal was put to the test for his remaining 330,000 chips. After going in the tank for nearly three minutes, Zegal finally let it go and Thorel refused to show his cards.
Brian Kim opened 40,000 in the cutoff and Isai Scheinberg defended the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of K♠8♥6♦, and Scheinberg check-called a continuation bet of 35,000.
When the J♣ hit the turn, Scheinberg checked and dropped a bet of 125,000 across the line. Scheinberg announced all-in, putting Kim to the test for his remaining 265,000. After a few seconds of thought, Kim made the call.
Brian Kim: A♣A♦
Isai Scheinberg: K♥8♠
Kim's aces had been out flopped by the two pair of Scheinberg and he was unable to improve as the dealer rolled the 5♥ on the river.
Level: 10
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Jeremy Dan was all-in from the cutoff for 455,000 against Jean-Noel Thorel from the small blind who had him well covered.
Jeremy Dan: J♠J♣
Jean-Noel Thorel: A♥K♠
It was a fair fight as Dan stayed ahead on the 8♥5♣4♥ flop. Nothing changed on the 9♠8♠ runout as Dan's jacks held to score the full double.
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