On the three-way turn of 
, Aleksei Ivanov was all in for just 2,900 and was called two ways. His opponents checked the 
on the river and Ivanov turned over 
for jacks and tens, stood up from his chair and was ready to leave.
Much to his disbelief, though, one opponent showed 
and the other mucked, allowing Ivanov to triple up.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
Roger Hairabedian was all in and at risk for the last 4,825 and big stack Jasper van 't Hoff looked him up.
Roger Hairabedian: 
Jasper van 't Hoff: 
The board came 
and Hairabedian doubled with a flush.
The cards of Jan Bendik were already in the muck with the board still visible, showing 
. Petr Slustik raked in the board and the Czech, as well as Rakesh Lalwani one seat over, confirmed that Bendik had been all in with 
for the nut flush draw. Slustik looked him up with a set of jacks and inferior diamond draw to see bricks on turn and river.
Andrew MacLeod lost some chips since his jam in a three-way pot and he dropped to just over the starting stack. Alfredo Vega Meister and Grzegorz Wyraz ran even worse to bow out on their first bullet.
New entries after the first break include Roger Hairabedian, Jason Gray and Michael Magalashvili.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
According to the screens there are 88 players out of 108 entries remaining and they have been sent on their first 20-minute break of the day.
A preflop raising war ended with Fabian Baldelli all in and at risk against Stanislav Parkhomenko.
Fabian Baldelli: 
Stanislav Parkhomenko: 
The board came 
and Baldelli busted on his second bullet. Sebastian Langrock in the one seat sighed, as he would have likely won the pot.
Pedjman Hamie has also already more than doubled his stack after arriving late.
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