Thomer Pidun opened to 35,000 and earned one call by Oleh Okhotskyi. Dzmitry Urbanovich then moved all-in and two quick folds, the pot was shipped to Urbanovich.
One hand later, Pidun raised to 32,000 and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier called out of the big blind. The 
flop saw Grospellier with the chip and a continuation bet did the trick for Pidun.
Level: 12
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Tony Tran checked out of the big blind on the 
turn and then called a bet worth 36,000 by Matas Cimbolas on the button. The 
river was checked and Tran's 
ended up as the winning hand.
One hand later, Vehbi Davul got his last 34,000 in from under the gun and Fahredin Mustafov three-bet to 70,000 from one seat over. All other players got out of the way and the cards were flipped over.
"I only saw one card," Davul said and then exposed 
with genuine surprise. Mustafov was trailing with the 
but got there on the 
board.
Thomer Pidun had been a short stack not long ago but he has since doubled and repeated the same feat once more. This time, he was at risk and dominated with the 
. Enrico Camosci only needed to fear an ace while holding and that's exactly what appeared on the 
runout.
On a completed board of 
with some 140,000 in the middle, Johan Guilbert checked his option out of the big blind. Ole Schemion then bet 300,000 on the button and Guilbert called all-in for 157,000. Schemion revealed the 
but Guilbert doubled with the 
.
Armando D'Avanzo was all-in preflop, and both Michal Mrakes and Vehbi Davul both put in 40,000 on the 
flop and the players both checked the turn.
The river was the 
and Mrakes bet 78,000. Davul deliberated before eventually folding. Mrakes tabled 
for a straight, and D'Avanzo mucked and exited the tournament area.
"What a check on the river," Martin Kabrhel said as the stack of Jordan Westmorland was counted. The American was the winner with 
for the top set on a 
board and his stack was deemed to be for 724,000 total. Manuel Fritz already had his cards mucked and was covered to hit the rail. It was confirmed by the table that Fritz ended up second best with a set of sixes.
Julien Martini defended his big blind against a cutoff raise by Martin Kabrhel and check-called the 
turn for 75,000. The 
river brought a four-card straight on the board and Martini checked once more. Kabrhel now bet 150,000 and Martini sent his cards into the muck.
Level: 11
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
On a completed board of 
, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier was all-in for just under 200,000 and he only needed to get through Elias Gutierrez. The Spaniard was deep in the tank and the clock was called on him. With one second remaining, Gutierrez flicked in a call and Grospellier tabled for a full house.
Gutierrez mucked his cards but the dealer briefly exposed what appeared to be 
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