Darko Svesko raised from the button to 3,200 with Belarmino De Souza defending from the big blind.
De Souza checked the A♥J♠9♠ flop and Svesko bet 2,900. De Souza thought it over briefly before making the call.
The K♦ dropped on the turn and De Souza checked. Svesko bet 17,000 and got a quick fold from De Souza.
Timur Margolin and Memik Sezer were heads-up on the turn with the board showing A♠K♦10♣6♣ when Margolin bet 28,600 from the cutoff. Sezer called in middle position.
The river was the 8♥ and Margolin moved all in. Sezer snap-called for 110,400 and showed Q♦J♦ for the flopped straight. Margolin tossed K♥K♣ into the muck as he handed over the double up.
Josef Dvorak raised to 4,000 under the gun with Sascha Hausner three-betting to 9,000 from the button. Dvorak called.
Dvorak check-called a bet of 7,000 from Hausner on the 6♠8♦4♦ flop.
The 5♣ came on the turn and both players checked to see the A♣ hit the river. Dvorak led out for 17,000 and Hausner called.
Dvorak tabled A♠K♥ for a pair of aces to win the pot, as Hausner mucked his cards.
On the flop of A♣2♣10♥, Sirzat Hissou bet out for 4,000 under the gun with Farid Jattin making the call from middle position.
Hissou opted to check the 8♠ turn and Jattin fired out 10,300. Hissou thought it over for a few minutes before electing to fold and surrender the pot to Hissou.
There was already around 70,000 in the middle as Sebastian Mortensen and Omar Eljach went heads-up to the 10♦6♠2♣ flop. Mortensen then bet 13,500 from under the gun and Eljach called in the hijack.
Mortensen bet another 22,000 on the A♣ turn and Eljach again called. The river was the 5♣ and Mortensen bet 41,000. Eljach instantly slid forward a stack of chips to put Mortensen all in.
Mortensen took several minutes before calling for around 80,000 more. Eljach turned over A♠5♠ for two pair and Mortensen flung Q♣Q♦ into the muck on his way to the exit.
"Did you like the river?" a tablemate asked Eljach after the hand.
"I liked the flop. I liked everything about that hand, pre-flop, flop, everything," Eljach replied.
Marco Slacanac made it 4,000 from under the gun and Vladimer Gigolashvili three-bet the hijack to 11,000. When it got back to Slacanac, he called.
A flop of 8♦7♥9♦ saw Slacanac lead out for 6,000, which Gigolashvili called.
The J♥ dropped on the turn where Slacanac continued to fire with a bet of 18,000, and again, Gigolashvili called.
When the 3♦ hit the river, Slacanac unloaded a third bullet of 30,000 into Gigolashvili. After some thinking, Gigolashvili reached for the blue chips, worth 25,000, and put five of them into the put to make a raise of 125,000. Slacanac instantly folded.
Andreas Eiler had three-bet a previous open to 12,000 in the small blind. David Eiselt then made it 31,600 to go in the big blind, which Eiler called.
Eiler check-called Eiselt's bet of 16,000 on the 10♣5♥4♠ flop before both checked the Q♥ turn. Eiler then led out of 30,000 on the 4♣ river and was quickly called.
Eiler could only turn over ace-high with A♥K♣. Eiselt had turned a pair with his A♦Q♦ and took down the large pot.
George Tomescu raised to 3,500 in the hijack before Georgios Vrakas moved all in for 40,000 in the cutoff. Samuel Ju called in the small blind, while Tomescu got out of the way.
Georgios Vrakas: A♣J♥ 
Samuel Ju: A♥A♠
Ju had woken up with aces and had Vrakas at risk of an early elimination as the board ran out Q♣2♣3♥Q♠K♥, sending Vrakas to the rail.
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