Romania's Razvan Belea was the player at risk for fewer than 20 blinds before the flop and fellow short stack Milos Petakovic looked him up in the following showdown.
Razvan Belea: 
Milos Petakovic: 
The 
runout kept the pocket pair ahead all the way, leaving Petakovic with a mountain to climb.
Souhayel Djaballah raised to 7,500 and then called the shove by Ido Aboudi from one seat over for 25,000 in total.
Ido Aboudi: 
Souhayel Djaballah: 
The suited ace failed to connect with the 
board and Aboudi doubled, but remains among the shorter stacks in the room.
Natir Pellicane raised preflop and Thomas Rauhut reshoved. Natir called and the cards were flipped.
Natir Pellicane:
Thomas Rauhut: 
Pellicane ran his kings into aces. The board came 
and Rauhut's aces held. Pellicane was eliminated from the tournament.
With barely any chips in the middle to the 
river, Youri Jedlinski was in the blinds and Mark Hammond had 21,500 in chips out in front from an early position. Jedlinski clicked it back to 56,500 and Hammond inquired "it's a reraise?" before he went into a long tank.
The clock was called on the Brit and he ended up folding on a table filled with notables and bigger stacks.
Nikolaos Lampropoulos had fallen from grace after starting the day as one of the larger stacks in the room and ended up all-in and at risk for 48,500 via open-shove. Moonho Seo looked him up while the rest of the table folded.
Nikolaos Lampropoulos: 
Moonho Seo: 
The 
flop propelled the Greek into the lead, which he kept thanks to the turn and river.
Leonardo Romeo raised from under the gun. Roberto Romanello called in early position and Orpen Kisacikoglu called in the small blind.
Three players went to the flop, which came 
. Romeo made a continuation bet for 7,000 and Romanello reraised to 16,000. Kisacikoglu and Romeo both called. The turn was the and all three players checked it back.
On the river, all players checked again. Kisacikoglu showed for a pair of kings. It was no good, however, with Romeo showing 
for a pair of aces.
Giuseppe Imperato opened to 5,000 from the hijack and Tom Orpaz three-bet jammed a stack of 25,000 from the button. Imperato called with a bigger stack.
Tom Orpaz:
Giuseppe Imperato: 
Orpaz was able to survive the flip with sixes as the board ran out 
to earn the real estate entrepreneur the double.
"Live to see another day," said Orpaz.
Peter Moore opened to 6,000 and Miroslav Forman three-bet to 18,000. Moore four-bet to 46,000 with 45,000 behind and Forman re-raised for all the chips to get in the middle.
Peter Moore: 
Miroslav Forman:
The preflop cooler turned into a postflop sweat as the flop landed to give Moore a set but to leave Forman outs with two backdoor draws. The turn gave Forman outs to a straight before the landed on the river to give Moore quads for a double.
"Always a sweat!" Moore said as he raked in the pot.
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