Nico Adomeit had gotten his stack of 315,000 in the middle from the small blind against Tina Bajric in the hijack.
Nico Adomeit: A♠A♣Q♥J♣ 
Tina Bajric: K♥K♦Q♦6♥
Bajric received little help on the 5♦7♠8♣6♣ flop and turn, but the K♠ river made her a set to crack Adomeit's aces and eliminate him.
Gergo Nagy had gone all in for 500,000 from the big blind. Pavel Izotov called in the hijack before Francisco Perez called all-in for 475,000 in the small blind.
Francisco Perez: Q♠J♣10♠9♥
Gergo Nagy: A♠Q♦J♥9♣
Pavel Izotov: A♣Q♥8♦5♣
The board ran out 7♦6♥8♣A♥5♠. Perez made a straight to triple up while Izotov eliminated Nagy with his aces and eights.
In a five-way limped pot to the 9♦8♠3♦ flop, it was checked to Tina Bajric under the gun, who bet the pot of 300,000. Burak Simsek called in middle position, as did Dima on the button.
Bajric committed her stack of 630,000 on the 7♥ turn, and was called by both opponents, creating a three-way showdown.
Tina Bajric: K♦J♦7♠6♥
Dima: Q♥J♠10♣2♠
Burak Simsek: 9♥8♦7♣6♣
The 2♦ rivered Bajric a flush for the triple-up, while "Dima" won the side pot with a straight to the queen.
Tom-Aksel Bedell had already gone all-in at an earlier stage of the hand when Pavel Izotov checked to "Hans Olymp" on a turn of 4♠3♣4♦J♥. "Hans Olymp" then added 700,000 to the small side pot, forcing a fold from Izotov.
Tom-Aksel Bedell: K♠K♣10♠5♣
"Hans Olymp": 10♥7♣6♠5♥
Bedell was still ahead with his kings, but "Hans Olymp" hit his wrap on the 2♦ river to make a straight.
Bedell started as the chipleader when the day began, but he ended up as the bubble boy, leaving the remaining 27 players in the money.
Daniel Zaremba raised to 175,000 in the hijack. Hristo Bogdanov then three-bet to 575,000 in the small blind, which Zaremba called.
Bogdanov committed the rest of his stack, 185,000 chips, on the J♦K♦8♣ flop and was snap-called by Zaremba.
Hristo Bogdanov: A♠A♦8♥5♠
Daniel Zaremba: A♥K♠8♠2♥
Bogdanov's aces were behind the two pair of Zaremba. He rooted for a jack and received one on the J♠ turn to make the better two pair. The 10♣ river remained clean and Bogdanov doubled up.
After the hand, "Jay" announced that he had folded two jacks, making Bogdanov's turn a pure two-outer.
Nível: 17
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Daniel Zaremba checked from the big blind on a flop of 4♠8♣2♠. Button Francisco Perez then bet 75,000 into the pot of 275,000. Zaremba shoved all in for 765,000 and Perez called to put him at risk.
Daniel Zaremba: Q♠Q♣7♦2♣
Francisco Perez: K♦K♣8♠7♥
Perez made trips on the 8♥ turn, leaving Zaremba with just two outs. Zaremba stood up and put on his jacket, ready to leave.
However, the Q♦ river sat him back down as he made a full house to take the pot and double up on the bubble.
The pot amounted to 325,000 when Hristo Bogdanov tossed in his final 200,000 on a turn of K♠Q♥Q♣6♣. He was looked up by Francisco Perez and the cards were tabled.
Hristo Bogdanov: K♣Q♦8♣5♣
Francisco Perez: J♥6♦4♠3♦
Bogdanov's two pair remained best on the 4♦ river, doubling him up.
At another table, Christoforos Chrysochoidis bit the dust in 29th, leaving 28 players on the stone bubble of the tournament.
Aaron Pahlawani checked under the gun to Ali Abdalla in the hijack. Abdalla fired 325,000 into a pot of 450,000 on a turn of 5♦2♦4♣5♣ and was called by Pahlawani.
Pahlawani then led out for 350,000 on the 10♦ turn. Abdalla spent some time banks but ultimately decided to call.
"Flush," announced Pahlawani as he tabled Q♦Q♣6♦4♥. Abdalla added his cards to the muck, seeing his opponent's stack increase further.
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