With around 500,000 already in the pot, both players checked the turn on the board of 10♣10♠7♣9♦.
Chris Brewer checked again after the K♦ completed the board, and Daniel Smiljkovic bet 2,000,000, putting Brewer to the test. Brewer took his time, talking through the hand before eventually tossing his cards into the muck and conceding the pot to Smiljkovic.
Jon Vallinas opened to 125,000 from the cutoff only for Stephen Chidwick sat in the small blind to three-bet all in for about 800,000. Short stacked Jeremy Ausmus sat in the big blind called for his last 205,000 total and Vallinas got out of the way.
Jeremy Ausmus: 8♣4♣ 
Stephen Chidwick: 9♥9♠
Some help for Ausmus on the A♣2♦6♣ flop which gave him a flush draw. No club came on the A♥ turn nor the 2♥ river and Ausmus was sent to the rail.
Pavel Plesuv got all of his chips into the middle preflop against Daniel Negreanu.
Pavel Plesuv: Q♣Q♥
Daniel Negreanu: A♠A♥
The board ran out 8♥3♣K♣10♦K♦, offering no help to Plesuv's pocket queens. Negreanu's aces held up, sending Plesuv to the rail while adding another healthy pot to his stack.
Level: 17
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
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Josef Schusteritsch opened from middle position before Erik Seidel moved all in for 645,000 from the hijack. Michael Macchia then reshoved from the button, covering both players, and Schusteritsch got out of the way.
Erik Seidel: A♥K♥
Michael Macchia: Q♣Q♥
"That's what I figured," Macchia said as the cards were revealed.
The board ran out 6♥7♣5♣3♥5♥, giving Seidel a flush on the river to take the pot. For a brief moment, Macchia thought his pocket queens had held, but another player pointed out that Seidel had completed the flush.
"Oh, I didn't even see that," Macchia said before paying off Seidel's winning hand.
Sebastian Gaehl raised to 80,000 from early position and action folded to Santhosh Suvarna in middle position who three-bet all in for 240,000. It came back to Gaehl who snap-called to put Suvarna at risk.
Santhosh Suvarna: 10♠10♣
Sebastian Gaehl: K♠K♦
Suvarna was in deep trouble and needed some help pretty quickly to stay alive.
Nothing came on the 5♥J♦A♦ flop but when the Q♣ peeled off on the turn it took away his set outs but gave him straight outs. The river bricked out with the 3♠ and Suvarna was sent to the rail in 32nd place as the unfortunate $50,000 High Roller bubble boy.
Hannes Jeschka opened from middle position, and Gustavo Ortega defended from the big blind.
On the 9♣7♣A♣ flop, Ortega check-called a continuation bet of 50,000 from Jeschka.
The action repeated on the 10♠ turn, with Jeschka firing 175,000 and Ortega calling again.
Both players checked the 5♥ river. Ortega showed J♠J♣, but Jeschka had A♥Q♦ for a pair of aces, taking down the pot.
One hand later, action folded to Timur Margolin on the button, who opened to 80,000. Ortega called from the small blind.
The J♣10♥5♣ flop saw Margolin continue for 75,000, and Ortega made the call.
After the 7♥ turn, Ortega checked, and Margolin fired 460,000, with Ortega calling once again.
The K♦ river completed the board. Ortega checked for a third time, and Margolin bet 175,000. Ortega called, but his opponent revealed K♥2♣ for a rivered pair of kings, which was enough to win the pot and leave Ortega shaking his head.
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