Action was joined on the river with the board reading 
. Hector Berry bet 70,000 into a pot of about 95,000 from the cutoff.
From early position, Mauricio Pais raised to 375,000 which was enough to cover Berry who went into the tank. He thought for about three minutes before calling.
Pais tabled the 
which Berry had beat as he rolled over the 
and gave a relieved smile as he stacked the big pot.
Jon Kyte was in the cutoff against Day 1d chip leader Andras Nemeth in the big blind. There was 60,000 in the pot heading to the flop of 
.
Nemeth checked to Kyte was bet 20,000. Nemeth raised to 60,000 and Kyte called.
The 
was the turn and Nemeth checked. Kyte bet 60,000 before Nemeth moved all in for approximately 300,000. Kyte quickly folded giving the chips to Nemeth.
A large pot was already underway between Mahier Hora from under the gun and Blaz Zerjav on the button, with the board showing 
and the action on Hora.
After counting out his chips, Hora fired 125,000 into the middle and Zerjav made the call. Hora followed by checking the 
river, only to see Zerjav moved all in for 128,000.
Hora took some time before making the call, and Zerjav tapped the table as he revealed for a busted draw. Hora turned over 
to eliminate Zerjav and take down a massive pot.
There was around 180,000 and the board was complete 
.
Dean Lyall was in the big blind and moved all in for 101,000. His opponent was Julien Sitbon in the button facing a decision. He went deep into the tank before the clock was called.
Lyall joked "I can't even see the board, who knows what I have." Sitbon eventually made the call. Lyall showed 
for a full house while Sitbon turned over 
for the chop.
Action was picked up on the turn as the board read 
. From under the gun, Robin Scheidegger made a bet of about 55,000 and David Gassian called from early position.
The river came the 
. Scheidegger fired again, this time for 90,000 and Gassian quickly called.
Scheidegger showed down the 
which was good for the pot as Gassian mucked.
Leon Sturm raised from early position to 20,000, and Roberto Forestiero committed his final 9,000 chips from the cutoff. Dongze Hao then announced all in from the small blind, covering Sturm and eventually producing a fold.
Roberto Forestiero: 
Dongze Hao: 
Forestiero was flipping for his survival, but the 
runout provided no help.
Joining the action on the river Day 1c chip leader Kayhan Mokri had bet 160,000 into the pot of 180,000 from the big blind on the 
.
His opponent was Conor Beresford who was under the gun. Beresford was deep into the tank before the clock was called. Beresford made the call but was met with bad news as Mokri showed 
for a flush to win the pot and add to his huge stack.
Action was on a flop that read 
. Action went check-check to the turn which came the 
. From the button, Vladas Tamasauskas bet 60,000 which an overbet to the pot.
Roura Comas was in the big blind and thought it out for a bit before he decided to fold to send Tamasauskas the pot as he adds more to his burgeoning stack on Day 2.
After a minimum raise from middle position, Cristian Vornicu shoved from the small blind for 141,000. Martin Olali then moved all in over the top, and the original raiser got out of the way.
Cristian Vornicu:
Martin Olali:
Vornicu was in great shape heading to the flop, and the runout of 
was safe to secure the double up.
Nível: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
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