Pierre Morin defended big blind from a David Peters middle-position raise and check-jammed the 
flop. Peters had bet 15,000 and it was only about 60,000 more, so he flicked in a reluctant call and showed 
.
Morin had him beat with 
and faded the two remaining sixes as it ran out 
and 
.
After a raise by Dimitar Danchev from early position, short stack Ali Chaieb moved all in for 94,000 and Danchev called in the last hand of the level.
Ali Chaieb: 
Dimitar Danchev: 
On the 
flop Chaieb improved to a pair of kings and asked for a deuce, while Danchev pointed to his sixes and asked for clubs. The 
turn was a club, and now Chaieb asked for hearts. His previous wish was granted as a deuce appeared, but it was the 
that fell on the river, improving Danchev to a flush and sending Chaieb to the rail in 33rd place.
Photos by Neil Stoddart / PokerStars.
Dan Abouaf and Aleksandr Sheshukov were all in on a board of 
when we got to their table. It looked to be a battle of the blinds, but Josip Simunic said he folded an ace so he may have seen the flop from the button as well.
Abouaf was drawing with 
against 
for two pair. The turn was a 
and the river a 
, so Abouaf got there twice and took Sheshukov's last 245,000 or so.
On a flop of 
, Mark Demirdjian was spotted with a bet of 115,000 out of the big blind and then faced the all in of PokerStars qualifier Cark-Fredrik Tingvall. Demirdjian asked for a count and ultimately let go to drop below a million.
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Eric Sfez raised to 20,000 first to act and was called by Pierre Morin from one seat over. [Removed:432] moved all in for 72,000 in the small blind and Sfez as well as Morin called.
The two remaining active players checked down the board and [Removed:433] showed the for the nut straight. Sfez muked 
and Morin had the 
, losing a decent chunk of his stack as a result.
After a split pot between Eric Sfez and David Peters, who both had a full house aces over queens, and another between Ali Chaeb with 
and Federico Petruzzelli with 
, the next player to move all in was Aleksandr Sheshukov.
He called a raise by Josip Simunic from under the gun and the Austrian checked the 
flop. Sheshukov moved all in for 146,000 and Simunic asked for a count before folding. Sheshukov flipped over the for an overpair.
Photos by Neil Stoddart / PokerStars.
Chaofei Wang shoved all in for 97,000 in the big blind over a button open from Dan Abouaf to 21,000.
"I have bad cards," Abouaf declared after getting the count, but he called anyway.
Those turned out to be 
but they were live against . The brought air for both players but the turn meant Abouaf picked up a flush draw. He paired on the river with the but that was enough to beat ace-high.
At almost the same time on different tables, Georgios Karakousis and Aleksandr Sheshukov were all in and at risk.
Karakousis three-bet shoved out of the small blind and was called by PokerStars online qualifier Carl-Fredrik Tingvall.
Georgios Karakousis:
Carl-Fredrik Tingvall: 
The board ran out 
and Tingvall paired his ace on the flop to eliminate Karakousis in 36th place.
Right after, Sheshukov was all in for just 82,000 with the . Dan Abouaf looked him up with the 
and the board came to give Sheshukov a pair of kings.
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