Kacper Pyzara raised to 10,000 and Martin Finger called on the button, Jean-Noel Thorel then raised to 30,000. Pyzara moved all in for 105,000 and Finger called, Thorel called as well. On the 
flop, Thorel checked and Finger shoved with pocket kings only to get a snap-call by Thorel with a set of sevens.
Pyzara was drawing dead to outright win the pot, holding 
and the rest of the board completed with the 
turn and the 
river.
John Juanda was embroiled in a discussion regarding some kind of fantasy poker bet with Paul Newey, but took a little time out to defend his big blind against a Dario Sammartino 10,000-chip open.
Juanda checked the 
flop, but when Sammartino fired out an 11,000-chip continuation bet, he checked raised to 25,000.
Sammartino folded and the discussion continued.
"I'm not that happy with this Phil Ivey," said Juanda. "He's not playing."
Marvin Rettenmaier, Mustapha Kanit and Georgios Zisimopoulos busted. Bryn Kenney did so as well and then reentered while Liv Boeree and Jussi Nevanlinna both jumped in just before the registration closed.
Ole Schemion and Jeff Rossiter committed their short stacks preflop and both got called by Paul Newey, who had them covered.
Schemion: 
Rossiter: 
Newey: 
The 
flop gave Newey the lead while Rossiter picked up a flush draw with the 
on the turn. The blank 
on the river sent both to the rail and they laughed. Rossiter joked "have fun guys" and then left the tournament area.
Steve O'Dwyer raised from under the gun and Theo Jorgensen defended his big blind. The Dane also checked the 
flop and O'Dwyer continued for 12,000. Jorgensen called and did so again after the 
turn for 28,000. On the 
river, Jorgensen checked for a third time and O'Dwyer fired his last barrel worth 70,000. Jorgensen double-checked his stack and elected to fold.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Anthony Zinno bet 8,000 into a pot of about 20,000 on a 
flop heads up with Dzmitry Urbanovich.
Urbanovich called and when the 
turn came out, Zinno shipped huge for 87,000 total. Urbanovich called with 
and was right, Zinno had the 
and a flush draw.
The 
river was a brick and as Zinno hit the rail, Urbanovich climbed up near the top of the leaderboard.
Dario Sammartino may very well be the last entry for the tournament after walking in with one minute to spare before the end of level eight. The table of Connor Drinan broke and the screens now show 70 players remaining.
While three tables announced one seat open in the matter of five seconds, Christoph Vogelsang purchased a reentry ticket and Igor Kurganov walked past him over to table one. Kurganov just signed up for the event and now plays against Vladimir Troyanovskiy, Steve O'Dwyer and PokerStars Team Pro Theo Jorgensen to just name a few.
Shaun Deeb got the remainder of his stack in with 
and Theo Jorgensen called with to claim the pot after a board of 
. Deeb immediately purchased a reentry and Christoph Vogelsang had to do so as well. David Peters sent his stack to Davidi Kitai and John Juanda avoided that for now, scoring a double up through Byron Kaverman.
Juanda was all in and at risk for 81,000 with 
and Kaverman looked him up with the . The board 
gave Juanda help on the flop and he doubled.
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