On a flop of 6♣9♣8♦ with 25,000 in the pot, Leon Veehof in early position moved all in for 14,800, and Jozef Cibicek called from the button.
Leon Veehof: Q♥10♥ 
Jozef Cibicek: A♦Q♣
The 7♥ turn completed Veehof's straight, so he doubled up after the K♥ river.
Around 50,000 was in the middle on a board of 8♣7♣3♣4♠, in a hand between Sirzat Hissou and Mario Baumann.
Hissou had overbet jammed for 98,000, and Baumann was in the tank. After a bit of thought, he made the call.
Sirzat Hissou: J♦J♣
Mario Baumann: J♠8♦
Baumann had top pair but was crushed versus Hissou's overpair jacks, and the 9♥ river confirmed Hizzou's double-up.
Shay Rozenbaum opened from middle position. Samuel Bifarella in the hijack called, and so did Marek Blasko in the big blind.
Both Blasko and Rozenblum checked a flop of 7♥2♦3♦, but Bifarella bet 2,900. He was called twice.
Bifarella fired a second barrel of 10,300 on the 5♣ turn and managed to make his opponents fold.
Level: 6
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
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440 entries were recorded by the end of Level 5, with 360 players still in the field as they head into a 15-minute break.
A player opened from early position, and was met by a three-bet to 8,000 from Vito Branciforte in middle position. Action folded to Simon Fiala in the big blind, who reached for chips and produced a four-bet to 22,000.
The opener got out of the way, but Branciforte called.
On the K♣9♠8♣ flop, Fiala check-called versus a bet of 16,500 from Branciforte.
The 4♣ turn was quickly checked to the 10♣ river, bringing one-card flush possibilities.
Fiala checked, and Branciforte moved all in with the slightly covering stack. Fiala had a quick peek at his cards, and made the call.
Fiala tabled A♣A♥ for the ace-high flush, and Branciforte was always in trouble with J♥J♦.
Ranno Sootla raised to 1,800 from early position. "On my big blind," Ren Lin said before calling.
Sootla continued for 2,400 on the A♠Q♦10♥ flop and fired a second barrel of 7,000 on the 5♠ turn. Lin quickly check-called both times.
Lin checked the 7♠ river with A♥10♦. Sootla checked back with A♣10♠ so they split the pot with the same hand.
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