Diego Zeiter three-bet jammed out of the small blind with the 
and was called by Oliver Weis in the cutoff with the 
.
The 
board gave Zeiter the double with sevens over aces.
Moments later on another table, Chris Brewer jammed for the last few blinds on the button and initial raiser Manuel Ruivo called in the hijack.
Chris Brewer: 
Manuel Ruivo: 
The 
flop and 
turn brought no upset yet but Ruivo spiked the 
river.
Michael Sklenicka got his stack in preflop with the 
out of the hijack and faced Stephen Chidwick on the button with the 
.
Chidwick had live suits and nines but failed to connect with the 
board, which shipped the double over to Sklenicka.
Nível: 23
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 37,500
Daniel Dvoress raised to 500,000 from the middle position and Joseph Cheong three-bet shoved from the button for 5,362,626. The blinds folded but Dvoress needed some more time before eventually opting to do the same while Pedro Padilha busted over one of the other tables.
Norbert Szecsi raised to 525,000 from the hijack and Usman Ulhaq three-bet shoved from the small blind with the bigger stack. The big blind folded and Szecsi called for the 6,809,145 he had behind.
Norbert Szecsi:
Usman Ulhaq: 
The board ran out 
for Szecsi to hold with the rockets to double up with.
Chris Brewer opened to 574,999 from under the gun and Francisco Correia three-bet to 1,625,000 from one seat over. Manuel Ruivo then jammed the small blind for 6,323,856 and Brewer folded. Correia needed a few seconds and made the call.
Manuel Ruivo: 
Francisco Correia: 
The board ran out 
and Ruivo's flopped set of jacks secured the double.
Mikita Badziakouski won a huge pot when he rivered a flush with 
to join the current top five in chips.
Shortly after, Dzmitry Urbanovich was involved in a pot with Alexander Ivarsson. The Swede bet the 
river for 5,665,545 into a pot of 7,263,520 and Urbanovich eventually folded.
The board read 
with 3,002,000 in the middle.
Jeremy Saderne opted to check in the big blind and Daniel Dvoress did the same from the early position.
The completed the board and Saderne decided to check for the last time. Dvoress barreled a bet of 1,501,000 over the line for Saderne to let the hand go.
Jonathan Proudfoot raised to 525,000 and reluctantly called the shove by Pavel Pershko for just shy of 2.2 million.
Pavel Pershko:
Jonathan Proudfoot: 
The board ran out 
and Pershko doubled thanks to his superior kicker.
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