Vlastimil Pustina jammed for 1,575,000 from the small blind. Alkiviadis Stamatis in the big blind asked for the count and called.
Vlastimil Pustina: A♥9♣ 
Alkiviadis Stamatis: 9♦7♦
Stamatis flopped a pair on K♦6♣7♣ to take the lead. "Ace, ace," Pustina started to ask out loud. He wasn't heard on the K♠ turn, but he luckily hit the A♣ river to secure a double up.
Yuhan Wang completed from the small blind and Vlastimil Pustina made it 1,000,000 to go out of the big blind. Wang wasted no time in limp-jamming for 6,300,000. Pustina made the call after a few moments, and the cards were tabled.
Vlastimil Pustina: A♠10♣
Yuhan Wang: Q♠5♠
Wang made a move with a suited queen, but ran into the ace-ten of Pustina. Pustina had been having a rough day and had the chance to get his stack back up to what he began the day with.
A flop of A♦4♥3♠ put Pustina firmly in the lead with top pair, and Wang needed a deuce to survive. The dealer burned a card and delivered the 2♣ on the turn, giving Wang the wheel. A 6♦ completed the board to cement Wang's double-up at the expense of Pustina.
Calin Ciolte opened to 600,000 from under the gun and was only called by Gal Naim, who defended from the big blind.
Ciolte's continuation bet to 400,000 on the 9♠9♥6♠ flop was check-called by Naim, who checked the 8♦ turn. Ciolte checked back.
The 2♣ river completed the board and after Naim checked again, Ciolte bet 600,000. Naim called but lost to Ciolte's two pair with A♠8♠.
Francesco Zappala raised with A♥J♠ from the button to 600,000 and Dan Sfarlea called with Q♠J♦ from the big blind.
Both caught a piece of the 10♥Q♥8♥ flop as Zappala picked up straight and flush draws, while Sfarlea had a gutshot with top pair. Sfarlea check-called a bet of 650,000 to the 7♣ turn, where he checked again. Zappala used some extra time before he bet 2,500,000.
Sfarlea thought for a while, then decided to fold his top pair.
Stanislav Koleno looked down at 10♠10♦ in the hijack and made it 600,000 to go. Daniel Elhaiany called with 4♠4♥ in the big blind.
They went to a flop of 7♣2♥9♥ and Elhaiany checked it over, then called a bet of 550,000 from Koleno. An A♦ landed on the turn and after Elhaiany checked, Koleno fired another bet of 700,000. Elhaiany folded.
Besnik Aruqi opened the button to 700,000, and then folded when Calin Ciolte jammed out of the big blind for 2,475,000.
The next hand, Aruqi tried again with a raise to 600,000 from the cutoff. Ciolte stuck it all in again, this time for 3,525,000 out of the small blind, which forced Aruqi to fold for a second time.
Then, Gal Naim took his shot at stealing the blinds as he opened the cutoff to 600,000. Ciolte, for the third time on the trot, jammed for 4,725,000 from the button. Naim flashed an ace as he tossed his cards into the muck.
Ciolte more than doubled his stack from three hands, without having to see any community cards.
Yuhan Wang opened to 600,000 from middle position. Besnik Aruqi in the big blind raised all-in and Wang snap-called, being the player at risk for 2,925,000.
Yuhan Wang: K♥K♦
Besnik Aruqi: 10♦10♥
Despite a straight draw for Aruqi on the turn on 9♦A♠Q♠J♥2♥, Wang's kings held and he doubled up.
Hicham Aouraghe shoved for 2,725,000 from middle position and Christophe Vincent shoved the cutoff to isolate.
Hicham Aouraghe: 10♣8♣
Christophe Vincent: A♦Q♥
Aouraghe did have live cards, but didn't find any of them on the K♠2♦6♠ flop. It was all over on the A♠ turn as Vincent paired his ace, with an A♥ on the river improving him to trips just for good measure.
Gal Naim opened to 600,000 from early position and faced Salih Atac who defended from the big blind.
Naim continued for 550,000 on a flop of 6♦10♦6♠ and Atac check-called, then both players checked the 5♠ turn and the 9♣ river.
Atac first revealed A♥7♣. It took a few seconds for Naim to look at the board and eventually turn over A♣2♦ to split the pot.
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