Jean-Philippe Piquette found 
in the cutoff and shoved for 310,000. Fidan Zahiti picked up 
on the button and made the call. The rest of the table folded.
The flop came 
to not help Piquette much.
The turn was the 
and the river completed the board with the 
to seal the deal as Piquette was eliminated in 34th place.
Down to the last 58,000, Giuseppe Zarbo got it in with the 
and Francesco Candelari called from one seat over in the big blind with the 
.
The board came 
and Zarbo had to settle for 35th place.
Luke Marsh made it 35,000 to go from under the gun and Francesco Candelari jammed from the hijack for 186,000. Marsh asked for a count and eventually made the call.
Francesco Candelari: 
Luke Marsh: 
Candelari already stood up from his chair and was ready to go, turning around after he saw the 
flop. However, he had reason to celebrate when the 
fell on the turn and the river kept the Italian in contention.
Down to around 270,000, Gaelle Baumann was all-in from the cutoff and Pieter Aerts looker her up from the button.
It was a classic flip that decided over the fate of Baumann.
Gaelle Baumann:
Pieter Aerts: 
The 
flop provided an additional gutshot for Baumann but it was not meant to be as the blank 
turn and 
river followed.
Alessio Di Cesare raised to 34,000 from under the gun with 
, Akin Tuna three-bet to 85,000 in the cutoff with .
The flop came 
, Di Cesare checked and Tuna continued with a bet of 105,000 which Di Cesare called.
The turn brought them the , Di Cesare checked again. This time Tuna led out for 125,000. Di Cesare used a time bank card and then made the call.
The river completed the board with the 
for Di Cesare to keep a hold on the best hand with two pair. He checked for the last time and Tuna fired a bet of 325,000 over the line. Di Cesare folded.
Wing Sang Lee opened to 32,000 and called a shove from Pieter Aerts for the Belgian's last 448,000.
Wing Sang Lee: 
Pieter Aerts: 
Lee had Aerts dominated and held on the 
runout to move up above 900,000 in chips.
Luke Marsh moved all in from the cutoff with short stacks on the button and blinds.
Roman Herold was in the big blind and called for his last 240,000.
Luke Marsh:
Roman Herold: 
There was an ace on the flop giving Marsh the lead, and he picked up an to go with it on the turn. Herold could still hit a six on the river, but it was the 
and he was eliminated.
On the heads-up turn of 
, Morten Hvam in the small blind called a bet of 124,000 by Gab Yong Kim on the button and checked again the 
on the river. Kim announced a bet of 65,000 and was called to reveal 
for rivered trips tens.
Shortly after, Tomas Paiva raised to 35,000 and Giuseppe Zarbo called all-in for 21,000 in the big blind.
Giuseppe Zarbo:
Tomas Paiva:
The board came 
and Zarbo doubled but remains very short.
Luigi Shehadeh raised from under the gun and Giorgiy Skhulukhiya three-bet. Shehadeh simply slid in a tower of T-25,000 chips worth half a million and Skhulukhiya called for his last 480,000.
Giorgiy Skhulukhiya:
Luigi Shehadeh:
Shehadeh had the best of it heading into the showdown and earned the checkmark on the turn, which made the river a formality.
"Mine was more exciting," Gaby Livshitz joked, referring to the previous battle of pocket pairs that saw him eliminate Sylvain Loosli.
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