Zdenek Zizka and Bruno Fuentes went to the turn on a board of J♠5♦Q♣4♣ when Zizka bet 53,000 from middle position. Fuentes called under the gun.
The river was the 5♠ and Zizka bet another 167,000. Fuentes quickly called once more, and Zizka turned over K♥K♣ to win the pot.
Alexandre Bermon got his stack of 145,000 in the middle in a blind-on-blind battle with Gerard Rubiralta and was at risk.
Alexandre Bermon: A♠K♣ 
Gerard Rubiralta: K♥J♥
Rubiralta flopped two hearts on 9♥6♥8♠, but found no more on the remaining 2♣4♣ runout. He doubled up his neighbor and was left with just under 25 big blinds to play with.
Gary Fisher checked the Q♥J♦J♥ flop from the big blind to Timothy Chung on the button. Chung placed the minimum bet of 6,000, which Fisher raised to 28,000.
Chung called, and did so too when Fisher sized up to 44,000 on the 5♥ turn. The 9♠ river saw Fisher slow down as he tapped the table again.
Chung responded by moving all in, covering Fisher's final 65,000. Fisher gave it a bit of thought, but ended up folding before the end of his shot clock.
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Neil Channing raised to 12,000 in the cutoff, Joe Mouawad moved all in for 68,000 in the big blind, and Channing called.
Joe Mouawad: A♠J♠
Neil Channing: K♥J♥
Mouawad was a favorite to double up until the flop brought K♣9♣7♣, giving Channing top pair and the lead. The rest of the board ran out 3♠8♦ and Mouawad was sent to the rail.
Graeme Newman raised to 12,000 in the hijack, Josef Schusteritsch moved all in for 58,000 in the big blind, and Newman called.
Josef Schusteritsch: A♠Q♥
Graeme Newman: J♣5♣
Schusteritsch remained in the lead on the 8♠4♥K♥3♥ board, while the river came the J♥. A few players at the table thought Newman had won the pot with a pair of jacks, but the dealer pointed out that Schusteritsch had improved to a flush to double up.
"Action river," Newman joked as he gave up the pot.
At another table, Raif El Arigie was all-in for his last 65,000 from early position and up against Diogo Duarte on the button.
Raif El Arigie: J♥J♦
Diogo Duarte: A♦A♥
El Arigie's jacks were crushed by Duarte's aces, and Duarte improved to top set on the A♣2♣7♠ flop. The board ran out 8♥Q♥ and El Arigie was sent to the rail.
After some preflop action, cutoff Ladislao Dalfo was all-in and at risk for 248,000 against Tristan Peyre on the button.
Ladislao Dalfo: K♥K♣
Tristan Peyre: A♣8♣
The 7♠5♥3♣Q♣ turn brought a flush draw for Peyre, but it failed to come in on the 10♦ river. Dalfo celebrated as he shot up to over half a million chips, leaving Peyre with less than eight big blinds in his stack.
Lars Kamphues moved all in for 60,000 from the cutoff, Thierry Gogniat reshoved on the button, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Lars Kamphues: Q♥10♥
Thierry Gogniat: A♣K♣
Gogniat hit top pair on the A♦9♥5♠ flop to take a big lead in the pot, and Kamphues couldn't catch up on the 10♣ turn or J♥ river as he was sent to the rail.
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