Caio De Lucca Sobral opened to 210,000 from under the gun. Juan Nuno Sanchez in the hijack three-bet all in for 335,000 and De Lucca Sobral called.
Juan Nuno Sanchez: Q♠Q♦ 
Caio De Lucca Sobral: A♠10♥
Nuno Sanchez's queens held on 8♥2♣6♥5♦6♦ and he doubled up.
Eli Frenkel managed to get his 830,000-chip stack all in, blind versus blind against Yannick Schumacher.
Eli Frenkel: 8♠8♦
Yannick Schumacher: A♣J♣
Schumacher flopped a straight draw, but when the full board was out 10♦2♣Q♦6♥2♦ Frenkel's eights were best.
Simeon Spasov in the small blind jammed for 240,000 and he was called by Kim Wittendorff in the big blind.
Simeon Spasov: J♠2♠
Kim Wittendorff: 6♥5♦
Wittendorff flopped two pair on K♥K♠6♠, but Spasov hit a flush on the 8♠ turn to be back in the lead. The J♥ river completed the board and he doubled up.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/10,000
Ante: 100,000
Miroslav Rizov moved all in from under the gun for 175,000 only for Jim Collopy in the next seat to three-bet to 400,000 which left him just 10,000 behind. The rest of the table folded.
Miroslav Rizov: J♥10♠
Jim Collopy: Ax8x
No help for Rizov on the 3♠2♥2♣ flop but when the 10♣ peeled off on the turn he steamed into the lead. No ace from space on the river for Collopy and Rizov was shipped the pot for a needed double-up.
Benjamin Zamani moved all in from the small blind with 1,255,000 chips, calling John Kim's button-raise.
After Youngjin Shin got out of the way from the big blind, the hand went two ways to the flop.
Benjamin Zamani: J♦J♠
John Kim: Q♠9♠
Kim begged for a queen on the flop, but it came 6♠9♦9♥ instead, which was much to his liking.
"Come on queen ... or two nines, that'll work," Kim said.
The turn brought the A♠, but the J♣ fell on the river for a Zamani full house, eliciting a loud groan from Kim, much to Zamani's delight.
"Now you can apologize," he said.
Benoit Fiasson raised to 265,000 from under the gun. Jack Duong in middle position jammed for 385,000 and Fission called to be at risk for a total of 365,000.
Benoit Fiasson: 7♠6♦
Jack Duong: A♦K♦
Fiasson managed to hit two pair on 5♣6♥3♥3♣7♣ to secure a double up, leaving Duong on fumes.
Mikhail Zavoloka moved all in from early position.
The table folded to Pol Vela Marchuet in the big blind. He seemed to agonize over making the call to defend with his roughly equal stack, but eventually did.
Mikhail Zavoloka: J♣8♠
Pol Vela Marchuet: A♠6♣
Marchuet's feeling that he made the right call didn't survive the runout of 7♦10♣5♠8♣7♣, as Zavoloka turned a pair of eights to take the pot, leaving Marchuet on fumes with just 50,000 chips.
With 40,000 of his chips already committed to the small blind, Marchuet moved all in for the final 10,000 when the action reached him.
Matthew Salsberg was already covering that bet from the big.
Pol Vela Marchuet: 9♠5♠
Matthew Salsberg: Q♣9♣
The board ran out 9♥6♦A♠Q♠J♥. With a dominated nine discounting the flop, Marchuet picked up a flush draw on the turn, but Salsberg's two pair took the hand.
Jun Miao in middle position opened to 160,000. Ankit Ahuja in the hijack three-bet to 360,000, then Abraham van Huyssteen in the big blind jammed for 340,000. Miao folded and cards went on their backs.
Abraham van Huyssteen: Q♠Q♦
Ankit Ahujal: K♦7♦
Ahujal managed to flop trips on 7♠8♥7♥, then hit a full house with the 9♦ turn and the 9♣ river to eliminate Van Huyssteen.
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