Maxi Lehmanski called from the small blind, and re-raised the 22,000 chip raise from Thomas Eychenne in the big blind to 75,000. Eychenne made the call.
The flop came A♥J♠2♠ and Eychenne called the 32,000 chip bet from Lehmanski.
On the J♦ turn, Lehmanski check-called the 110,000 chip bet from Eychenne.
Both players checked on the K♣ river, and Lehmanski showed A♦4♣, which was good enough to scoop in the pot.
Erwann Pecheux is one of the big stacks in the tournament, and is trying to exploit the looming threat of the bubble. In this hand, he raised on the button to 13,000. Elior Sion called in the big blind.
The flop came A♥8♣6♥, and Sion checked. Pecheux bet 15,000, and Sion called.
Both players checked on the J♥ turn and the K♦ river. Sion turned over the 10♥8♠, but Pecheux's J♣5♣ won him the pot.
Chih Fan raised it up from the hijack and Roeland Peeks defended from the big blind. The flop came 8♥7♣4♦ and Peeks check-called a bet of 9,000 from Fan.
The 4♣ paired the board on the turn and Peeks led out with a bet of 7,000. Fan raised to 26,000 and Peeks stuck around for the K♦ on the river.
Peeks checked this time and Fan slid out a big stack of chips. Peeks nearly beat him into the pot with his remaining 64,000 chips in front of him. Fan flipped over A♦8♣ but Peeks rivered a better hand with K♠8♠ to score the double up.
Asher Conniff raised from under the gun to 12,000 and was called by Gregor Sverko in the big blind.
The flop came 6♥5♦4♦ and Sverko bet 9,000. Conniff called.
Sverko bet once again on the 3♠ turn, this time for 20,000. Conniff called.
The 8♦ river was followed by two checks. Sverko showed Q♣9♣, which was beaten by K♠8♠ from Conniff.
Ottomar Ladva opened from the hijack, Bariscan Betil on the button three-bet to 29,000 but Ladva four-bet to 47,000. It took some time for Betil to call.
Ladva continued for 13,000 on the 5♦4♣A♠ flop, then checked the 9♦ turn. Betil checked-back.
The J♣ river didn't bring more action and Ladva flipped over A♥7♦ for a pair. Betil mucked his cards.
Edward Pak opened to 12,000 from under the gun and Lou Garza three-bet to 36,000 in the cutoff. The action folded back to Pak who just called to see a flop of K♦6♥2♣.
Pak checked to Garza who continued with a bet of 18,000 and Pak called. The turn was the 7♥ and Pak checked once again. Garza slid out a bet of 48,000 and Pak check-raised all in as the big stack. Garza went into the tank for nearly two minutes before releasing his cards to the muck.
Najeem Ajez raised from the hijack and was re-raised by Gregor Sverko on the button to 33,000. Ajez went all-in for 150,000 and was called by Sverko.
Najeem Ajez: K♦10♠ 
Gregor Sverko: A♥Q♠
Ajez could not find help on the J♥9♥2♠4♠7♦ board and was sent to the rail.
Farhad Jamasi tangled with Sebastian Toro, who is one of the tournament chip leaders once again after coming into the day as the leader. In this hand, Jamasi raised under the gun to 11,000. Only Toro called from the big blind.
The flop was the A♦5♥2♦, and Toro checked it over to Jamasi. Jamasi decided to bet 10,000, and Toro called.
The turn brought the K♥, and now Toro led for 50,000, and Jamasi folded. Toro picked up another pot to continue to add to his large stack.
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