Alessandro Siena opened to 1,600 from middle position and was three-bet to 4,000 by Vladyslav Martynenko in the cutoff. Action folded back around to Seina, who called.
Siena check-called a 4,000 bet from Martynenko on the 3♠J♣5♦ flop and a 7,000 bet from Martynenko on the 6♦ turn.
The A♦ completed the board and both players checked.
Martynenko revealed A♠2♠ for a rivered pair of aces and Siena sent his hand into the muck.
On a flop of 10♦4♣4♦ Rasmus Rasmussen checked to Gerard Rubiralta Cortes who bet 1,300. Roei Siman Tov was the third player in the hand and he called, as did Rasmussen.
The turn was the Q♠. It checked to Cortes who bet again for 3,200. This time Tov was the only caller.
The river was the 3♥. Cortes shoved and Tov quickly called it off for his last 11,100.
Cortes tabled K♣5♣ for king-high and Tov doubled with A♠Q♣ for two pair.
William Paschall raised from under the gun and got no respect as four players called including David Torgeman in middle position, Aleksandre Tomaradze in the cutoff, Filip Szklarzewski on the botton, and Wouter Beltz in the big blind.
All five checked the 8♣K♦6♣ flop and saw the 4♦ drop on the turn where the hand sprung into life. Beltz and Paschall both checked, then Torgeman bet 3,600. Tomaradze then made it 10,500, and Szklarzewski shoved for around 35,000. One by one, all four remaining players in the hand folded, and Szklarzewski took down the pot without revealing his cards.
Tommy Nguyen raised in middle position to 1,600 and was met by a shove from David Docherty for roughly 12,000 on the button. Nguyen quickly called and tabled 7♥7♣ but was crushed by Docherty's 9♣9♦.
Docherty held on Q♥2♣5♦6♥8♠ to take the pot.
After Mindaugas Jonuskis opened and was three-bet by Mykhailo Valihura in the next position, Jonuskis four-bet to 15,000.
Valihura then five-bet shoved for 55,700 and Jonusksi went into the tank. He counted out the chips to make the call and pondered his decision before eventually calling.
Mykhailo Valihura: Q♦Q♥ 
Mindaugas Jonuskis: A♣K♦
Valihura was ahead, but an ace on the turn of a J♠7♦3♦A♠10♠ board saw Jonuskis take the lead and send Valihura to the rail.
Sebastian Einbeck opened to 2,100 from middle position and found one caller in Fehim Hajdari in the small blind for a heads-up pot.
Hajdari check-called a 2,100 bet from Einbeck on the A♥5♣7♠ flop and then both players checked down on the 7♣ turn and 7♦ river.
Hajdari tabled 8♣8♥ for sevens-full of eights and Einbeck revealed he held 6♣6♥ for an inferior full house to send Hajdari the pot.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
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