On a raised pot, the flop read 
when Luigi Curcio checked in the big blind. Rok Gostisa bet on the button for 24,000 and Curcio replied by shoving for 223,000 chips. After some thoughts, Gostisa made the call.
Luigo Curcio: 
Rok Gostisa: 
Curcio had a pair and the flush draw, and hit one of his outs on the 
turn. The 
completed the board and Curcio took down the pot.
Nicholas Davidson went all-in in early position with a stack of 187,000 and Dario Sammartino raised next to act to get the hand heads-up.
Nicholas Davidson: 
Dario Sammartino: 
Davidson was at risk and dominated and needed help from the board. He got it as it ran out 
and he scooped the pot with two pair.
Sammartino looked irritated after the hand but still had a healthy stack to work with.
Tony Miles opened to 32,000, Conrad Simpson shoved for 60,000 and Jamie Sequeira made the call.
The action was back on Miles, who shoved for an additional 187,000 and Sequeira called that as well.
Conrad Simpson: 
Tony Miles: 
Jamie Sequeira: 
The flop was 
putting Simpson ahead with his pair of kings. The 
hit the turn, giving Miles more outs to a heart flush. The river was 
, Simpson tripled up and Sequeira picked up the side pot.
Petar Kalev went all-in for less than 100,000 from early position and Scott Seiver called in the small blind.
Petar Kalev: 
Scott Seiver: 
Kalev couldn't get ahead as the board ran out 
and was eliminated. Seiver meanwhile added to his stack, which has grown substantially throughout the first few hours of play.
Level: 19
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
The remaining players are now sent to the first 15-minute break of the day.
Bjorn Kozenkai was all-in and at risk in a heads-up pot against Petar Kalev.
Bjorn Kozenkai:
Petar Kalev:
Kozenkai had his opponent out-kicked and secured a double-up when the board ran out 
.
Johan Guilbert was all in for his last 69,000 chips with in his hand and was facing Petar Kalev who made the call with 
.
The board revealed 
, improving Guilbert's hand into two pairs and giving him the needed double up.
With approximately 95,000 already in the middle on a completed board showing 
, Tony Miles faced a bet of 39,000 from Jake Schwartz.
Miles pondered his decision for a minute before letting it go.
On the next hand, Miles three-bet shoved over an open, and he took down the blinds and antes.
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