Mustapha Kanit moved most of his stack into the middle in the cutoff, and Mihai Manole asked the rest of it from the big blind. Kanit made the quick call, and the hands were turned up.
Mustapha Kanit: 4♠4♥ 
Mihai Manole: Q♣10♥
Kanit indicated that he didn't think a queen or ten were coming, and was proven right on the 4♣K♦2♠9♠8♦ runout. That gave Kanit a double shortly before the break.
A total of three players threw in 16,800 each preflop to see a flop of 8♦6♦5♣.
Attila Ivacson opted to shove for his final 40,000 from the small blind, which led to a fold from Michael Lin in the hijack. Motoki Jinno was still interested and called to put Ivacson at risk.
Attila Ivacson: J♠J♣
Motoki Jinno: A♠6♠
Ivacson held a healthy lead over Jinno after they got their chips in on the flop, but much to the dismay of Ivacson, the 6♥ turn propelled Jinno into the lead.
Jinno held the lead when the 10♥ river peeled off, which sent Ivacson out.
Bryn Kenney three-bet all-in for 46,500 chips from the small blind. Joe Serock made the call from the cutoff.
Bryn Kenney: A♠5♣
Joe Serock: J♣J♦
Kenney needed help that he didn't get from a runout of 7♠8♣7♦5♥9♥, and was sent to the rail.
Noam Muallem raised to 4,100 from middle position and was called by Anatoly Zlotnikov in the cutoff.
The dealer fanned a 6♦9♥4♣ flop. Muallem bet 2,600, and Zlotnikov called.
The turn was the 2♦. This time, Muallem bet 7,600, and Zlotnikov called again.
The river card was the J♦. Muallem decided to check, and Zlotnikov bet 10,000. After taking some time, Muallem tossed in the call. Zlotnikov tabled A♥9♦, good for the winner.
Action was heads-up to the 8♣10♥8♠9♣2♠ river, with Niklas Astedt taking some time before moving all in.
That put the decision on Arkadiy Tsinis, who held the short stack. Tsinis opted to lay it down, and Astedt raked in the pot. That left Tsinis with just 24,000, which was lost a short time later.
A series of raises between Matthew Sabia in the cutoff position and Yiannis Liperis in the big blind eventually led to Liperis going all-in for roughly over 120,000 in chips. Sabia snap called to send them to a showdown with Liperis at risk.
Yiannis Liperis: J♦J♠
Matthew Sabia: A♣A♦
Liperis needed to find a jack, but it was nowhere to be seen on the 5♣5♥K♥10♣Q♠ runout to send Liperis to the rail. Sabia scooped a huge pot and the bounty in the process.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 3,200 from the button, Victor Paredes in the big bling raised all-in for 23,700 and Kabrhel called.
Victor Paredes: 8♠8♦
Martin Kabrhel: 7♥7♣
"Full house for me please," Kabhrel asked, but Paredes was the one who hit a full house on 9♣5♦9♥8♥6♣. "Straight" Kabrhel said, so Paredes stood up and seemed to be ready to leave but he sat back down and doubled up.
Alon Assedou three-bet all in for 37,600 chips. Phillip Hui called from the cutoff.
Alon Assedou:10♣10♦
Phillip Hui: J♦J♥
Assedou stood and prepared to leave, but the runout was in his favor, going 7♣2♥8♦10♥5♦ giving him a set of tens on the turn and a much-needed double-up.
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