With 23,400 in the pot on a 
flop, Andras Nemeth bet 6,500 in the small blind, and Nikolaos Giannopoulos called on the button.
The 
landed on the turn and Nemeth bet 22,000. Giannopoulos called.
The 
completed the board and Nemeth moved all in. Giannopoulos snap-called and revealed 
for rivered trips. Nemeth could only show 
, and the Hungarian sighed and made his exit from the table, while his Greek opponent collected the pot.
After Steve Savio limped in the hijack, Benny Glaser called in the small blind and Imad Derwiche checked his big blind.
The flop came 
and action was checked to Savio who bet 2,000.
Glaser came back with a check-raise to 6,000, folding out Derwiche, but Savio made the call.
On the 
turn, Glaser slid his remaining 24,000 or so forward, which was replaced with the iconic PokerStars all-in triangle.
Savio quickly folded to send the pot to Glaser, whose stack is back above its starting point.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
After Gaelle Baumann moved her last 13,600 in from under the gun, Bartolomiej Swieboda then moved in for 42,000 from middle position.
With about 45,000 in his stack, Dushyant Shekhawat moved in as well from the small blind, putting both opponents at risk.
Gaelle Baumann: 
Bartlomiej Swieboda: 
Dushyant Shekhawat: 
Swieboda's queens were in the lead, and after the board ran out 
, they remained so, eliminating Baumann, and leaving Shekhawat with a nub that would disappear just a couple of hands later.
Humberto Galindo had 10,400 chips over the betting line in the big blind, while Michel Dattani had 19,400 chips over the betting line in early position. Galindo jammed for roughly 100,000 and Dattani instantly put in the chips.
Humberto Galindo:
Michel Dattani: 
It was a classic aces-versus-kings clash, and the board ran out 
to keep the pocket rockets in front. Galindo was eliminated, while Dattani moved up to one of the top stacks in the tournament.
Julian Adamson raised to 2,500 from the cutoff and Andras Nemeth called from the big blind.
On a flop of 
, action was checked around to the turn. Nemeth threw in a bet of 2,300 that Adamson called.
The filled up the board and Nemeth continued with another bet of 4,200 that Adamson called again. Nemeth turned over 
for a bluff and Adamson revealed to win the pot with a pair of threes.
Samantha Abernathy had gotten her remaining stack in on the button and was at risk against Yazan Mdanat in the big blind.
Samantha Abernathy: 
Yazan Mdanat:
Abernathy was in great shape for a double, until the dealer spread the flop. The turn gave her additional outs with a flush draw, but the river bricked out to send her to the rail.
"If this was a cash table, I would tip the dealer," Mdanat remarked as he collected the pot.
On a turn board of 
and approximately 12,000 in the pot, Bruno Volkmann checked in the big blind to Troy Quenneville under the gun.
Quenneville fired out an overbet of 17,000, which Volkmann called.
The board paired on the river with the 
and Volkmann checked with 43,000 left in his stack. Quenneville took the safe route and opted to check back.
Volkmann showed for queens and fours, while Quenneville showed 
for a winning Broadway straight.
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