Luka Bojovic moved all in for around 500,000 from the button and Juan Velasco put him at risk in middle position.
Luka Bojovic: J♠J♣ 
Juan Velasco: A♦K♦
Bojovic was racing for his tournament life but quickly fell behind as the flop brought A♥Q♥9♦, giving Velasco top pair. The rest of the board ran out 2♠7♠ and the Main Event finalist was sent to the rail.
Amza Cantec opened to 125,000 from early position, and was met with a three-bet to 1,000,000 from Yakiv Syzghanov on the button, covering Cantec's 830,000 total stack. Action folded back to Cantec, who made the quick call.
Amza Cantec: A♠K♠
Yakiv Syzghanov: A♥10♣
Cantec was in great shape, and his better kicker played on the A♣A♦J♥8♥Q♣ runout, both players hitting trip aces.
Armin Aghaie had opened from the hijack and got into a preflop raising war with Ivan Fedor, who was in the big blind. The result was Fedor being all-in for around 1,570,000, with the winner set to scoop a pot worth north of three million.
Ivan Fedor: A♠A♦
Armin Aghaie: K♠K♦
Fedor was in fantastic shape to leap way up the counts. while Aghaie was in danger of plummeting to the bottom. A flop of J♥3♠A♣ all but sealed the deal as Fedor made top set. No miracle occurred for Aghaie as the 9♣9♠ runout meant he had to fork over the majority of his stack.
Three players saw a flop of K♣7♣J♦ when Felix Kretschmann bet 110,000 from early position. Only Marian Kubis called in middle position.
The turn was the J♥, and Kretschmann bet another 240,000. Kubis again called, and the 6♥ fell on the river.
Kretschmann slowed down and checked to Kubis, who bet 400,000. Kretschmann then moved all in for 970,000.
Kubis let out a deep sigh and tried interrogating Kretschmann, but Kretschmann remained motionless with his hoodie covering most of his face.
"I have to pay you," Kubis eventually said as he called, and Kretschmann turned over K♠K♥ for a full house. Kubis flashed Q♠J♠ and mucked before handing over the massive pot.
Norbert Molnar jammed from under the gun for 255,000, and was looked up by Antonello Ferraiuolo in the cutoff.
Norbert Molnar: A♦2♦
Antonello Ferraiuolo: K♠J♣
Molnar was ahead, but Ferraiuolo hit the front after the J♠7♥7♦ flop, and Molnar could not reverse their positions on the 6♣ turn or 9♦ river.
Safwane Bahri shoved all in for 370,000 from middle position and was called by Tomas Chrobak on the button.
Safwane Bahri: A♠6♥
Tomas Chrobak: 8♦8♠
Despite having Frederic Delval, who was calling for aces, on his side, Bahri failed to improve on 2♣K♦10♥3♠K♥ and joined his friends on the rail.
Milan Aloric opened from early position to 80,000 and Manig Loeser called in the next seat.
Aloric checked the 5♥3♣Q♦ flop and Loeser fired 55,000. Aloric then raised to 170,000, which Loeser called.
Another check came in from Aloric on the Q♣ turn, then he folded when Loeser bet 80,000.
Sergiu Cornea opened to 80,000 from middle position, before being met with a three-bet to 225,000 from chip leader Marian Kubis on the button.
Action folded back to Cornea, who thought things through for a moment, before reaching for chips and four-betting to 430,000.
Kubis took quite a bit of time to make his decision, eyeing his opponent throughout, but ultimately decided to fold.
Ivan Fedor raised to 115,000 under the gun before Fabio Peluso moved all in for 715,000 in the hijack. Fedor took a minute and eventually called.
Fabio Peluso: A♦K♥
Ivan Fedor: 10♣10♦
It was a race situation, and the 7♣5♦4♦ flop kept Fedor in the lead with his tens. The 3♣ turn gave Peluso a straight draw, but he missed the 5♣ river as Fedor secured the pot.
The dealer confirmed that Fedor had Peluso covered before the bracelet winner headed off to the exit.
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