Martin Kabrhel was down to around 600,000 in chips when he got it in before the flop. It was a flip against Alexey Mishuk for the two-time WSOP bracelet winner.
Martin Kabrhel: 
Alexey Mishuk: 
The 
board delivered no help to Kabrhel and he had to settle for 37th place.
Mourad Tounnouti raised it up from the cutoff and was called by Alkividais Kleanthis Stamatis in the big blind. The Greek check-called the 
flop for 80,000 and then led the 
turn for 90,000. Tounnouti gave it brief consideration and folded.
Paul Covaciu was all-in for the last 345,000 in the small blind with the 
and Andrea Dato looked him up with the inferior 
. Dato jumped into the lead on the 
flop and stayed there on the 
turn. However, the 
river restored the preflop order and Covaciu doubled.
Armando D'Avanzo defended the big blind against Paul Covaciu. Once they reached the 
river, D'Avanzo bet 75,000 and Covaciu called.
D'Avanzo tabled the for two pair and Covaviu mucked 
in disgust.
Sergio Somma defended the big blind and opted to check the 
flop. Ahmad Achegsei on the button bet 60,000 and then called the shove by Somma for 205,000.
Sergio Somma: 
Ahmad Achegsei:
The 
turn and river brought no help to Achegsei and Somma stuck around.
The action started with a raise to 60,000 by Gal Bar and Ahmad Achegsei three-bet from two seats over. Szymon Wysocki then jammed for more than 800,000 and Bar got his stack of more than 1.1 million in. Achegsei opted to fold and the cards were turned over.
Szymon Wysocki:
Gal Bar:
The 
flop all but sealed the fate of Wysocki, who was drawing dead on the turn. A meaningless river was too little, too late.
Yishay Bechor was all-in for a short stack of around 200,000 out of the big blind and faced Mourad Tounnouti in the small blind.
Yishay Bechor: 
Mourad Tounnouti: 
The 
board gave Tounnouti a flush and Bechor hit the rail.
Emil Bise loses a bigger pot to "Mr. Bond" who had just arrived. In the very next hand both clash again when Bise turned two pair with queen-jack. "Mr. Bond" had the nuts with ace-king and the river failed to pair up Bise, who hit the rail much earlier than he was hoping for.
Ahmad Achegsei raised it up to 60,000 and Szymon Wysocki then jammed for the lasz 325,000 from two seats over. Paul Covaciu shipped it in for 635,000 in the cutoff and Achegsei asked for a count. He then folded and exposed the 
for a brief moment.
Szymon Wysocki: 
Paul Covaciu:
The 
board left Wysocki in contention but Achegsei would have taken it all with a flush.
Asaf Ben Zvi got it in for 400,000 with the 
in the hijack and Dominik Paus came along in the small blind with . The board ran out and Ben Zvi doubled.
Shortly after, the stack of Antonio Flore was blinded out and he busted in 41st place to break a table. Prior to that, Karo Nuri departed on the three feature tables as well.
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