Boris Kuzmanovic raised the button and called a three-bet to 10,000 by Andrea Dato in the small blind. The flop brought 
and Dato's continuation bet of 5,800 was called. Dato then checked the 
turn and Kuzmanovic made it 12,000 to go.
What followed was the shove for 75,100 by Dato and Kuzmanovic was sent into the think tank. The clock was called on him and Kuzmanovic sent his cards into the muck with around 10 seconds remaining.
Joshua Zimmerman was left short all of a sudden and three-bet shoved for 23,000 out of the small blind and initial raiser Jeremy Saderne on the button made the call.
Joshua Zimmerman: 
Jeremy Saderne: 
The board came 
and Zimmerman survived. New big stack at the table is Dutchman [Removed:564].
Milad Oghabian raised to 2,800 on the button and was called by Asi Moshe in the small blind and Gleb Kovtunov in the big blind. On the 
flop the action checked to Oghabian and he continued for 3,000, only Moshe came along.
They checked the 
turn and Moshe bet the 
river for 3,800. Oghabian called and Moshe tabled 
for kings and eights as the winning hand.
Preflop action saw Kalidou Sow all in for 32,100 from the hijack after Kimmo Kurko and Aliaksei Boika had already committed chips from under the gun and middle position, respectively, and Kurko called Sow's shove to put action back on Boika who went all in over the top.
Kurko went deep into the tank and after several minutes decided on a call.
Kalidou Sow: 
Aliaksei Boika: 
Kimmo Kurko: 
Kurko was poised for the double knockout and a massive increase to stack as both Boika and Sow both had the same hand, reducing their odds to tilt the scales even further in Kurko's favor. The flop came 
and Kurko still appeared to be safe. The turn then fell behind 
to give Boika and Sow a backdoor wheel draw, and the river 
completed that draw to make Kurko's hand no longer good.
"Of course," said Kurko, realizing his fate in the runout. Boika's remaining stack was counted for the side pot and totaled to be 76,800 which Kurko paid, leaving him just over 10,000 behind. Sow and Boika then split the side pot, resulting in an increase to Sow's stack and a massive uptick to that of Boika's.
Pierre Calamusa showed up late after the dinner break and has more than made up for the missed time at the table as he pulled further away before the table broke and showed up at his new seat assignment with a hefty 12 times the starting stack.
Aleksandr Merzhvinskiy won a minor pot when he check-called a bet of 2,400 on the 
and his opponent tabled the 
, which Merzhvinskiy had beat with the 
.
Natalie Teh raised the button and Paul Hoefer defended the big blind. Hoefer check-called a bet of 2,000 on the flop and instantly folded the turn when facing the over-bet of Teh,
Nível: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Fahredin Mustafov raised to 2,500 on the button and was called by Michael Sklenicka in the small blind. Sklenicka check-called bets of 3,000 on the flop and 6,000 on the turn. He also checked the on the river and Mustafov bet 15,000.
Sklenicka reluctantly called and Mustafov mucked his cards.
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