Guillaume Chiron raised the button and Catalin Dumitrascu in the big blind moved all in for what appeared to be 61,000, Chiron called.
Catalin Dumitrascu: 
Guillaume Chiron: 
On a board of 
, the superior hand preflop held the up and Dumitrascu was sent to the payout desk.
While Vikrum Mehta and Max Deveson ran out of chips, Jonathan Schuman was more fortunate in his showdown against big stack Nikolay Ponomarev. Schuman had three-bet shoved for 76,000 and Ponomarev reluctantly called.
Jonathan Schuman: 
Nikolay Ponomarev: 
"You have been running pretty good on those today," Schuman said in table chat. The [Jc10d9h4cd2d] board was a sweat all the way but Schuman held up for the double, adding "that was the first one you missed."
Teresa Purti got her last 98,000 in with the 
and Raafat Sharawi quickly called with 
.
On a board of 
, Purti flopped a set and rivered a flush to double.
Jonathan Lemon was not as fortunate and bowed out from the same table right after to finish in 54th place.
Iaron Lightbourne made it 18,000 to go on the 
flop and Michael Panteli moved all in for 106,000, which Lightbourne called.
Michael Panteli: 
Iaron Lightbourne: 
Neither the 
turn nor the river improved Panteli and he departed in 55th place.
Teresa Purti, Ramlal Basdeo and Raafat Sharawi all limped in and Ion Albu filled up from the small blind as defending champion James Williams in the big blind was forced all-in. He had just lost ace-ten versus ace-nine and the remaining active players checked the 
flop.
Basdeo bet the 
turn for 20,000 to isolate and the cards were turned over.
James Williams: 
Ramlal Basdeo:
The 
river failed to provide the start of a miracle comeback for Williams and he headed to the rail.
Joseph Parsons was all in for 68,000 with the 
and Leon Louis made the call with the .
The board brought 
and the pair held up for Parsons.
Right after, Laurin Riechsteiner was all in for the rest of it with versus and the 
board ensured that the kicker played.
Last but not least, Egidijus Alsauskas bet the 
flop for 75,000 out of the small blind and Valdir Cordeiro dos Santos jammed for 228,000. Alsauskas folded and was shown the .
The second player to bust in the money is Jaime Rueda Sampedro. The Spaniard was all-in via three-bet jam on the button and he picked up a call by big stack Adrian Constantin as the initial raiser.
Jaime Rueda Sampedro:
Adrian Constantin:
The 
board provided the king on the river to felt the Spaniard.
Fellow countryman Juan Bautista fell right after along with Anthony Andreou and Masoud Etemadiherisi.
Georges Georgiou had just doubled a shorter stack and was all in against Leon Louis, who had surged prior to the money bubble to have Georgiou covered by more than four to one.
Georges Georgiou: 
Leon Louis: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Georgiou.
Laurin Riechsteiner was all in for 99,000 from early position and Sachin Joshi called for 77,000 in the small blind.
Sachon Joshi:
Laurin Riechsteiner: 
The board came 
and Riechsteiner's stack was reduced to a few big blinds only.
Giulio Mascolo moved all in for a mere 13,000 from early position and Jacek Skiscim called from the cutoff.
Giulio Mascolo:
Jacek Skiscim:
The board fell and one queen was not enough to keep Mascolo in contention, as a result the bubble burst in the first all-in showdown.
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