Jokin Cendoya raised to 60,000 in early position. Adrien Burgniard called on the button before Baoyun Li committed her final 360,000 from the big blind.
Cendoya rejammed for 770,000, causing Burgniard to fold after some thought.
Baoyun Li: A♥4♣ 
Jokin Cendoya: A♦Q♣
Li could not find a suck-out on the 8♣7♠J♦J♠2♣ runout, spelling the end of her Irish Open Main Event.
Andrius Smigelskas opened to 60,000 in the hijack before facing a three-bet to 200,000 from Richard Koppel in the small blind. Smigelskas responded with a four-bet all-in for roughly 380,000, and Koppell called.
Andrius Smigelskas: 7♠7♥
Richard Koppel: A♥Q♥
The J♣6♥6♠ flop kept the preflop standings as they were, with the 6♣ improving Smigelskas to a full house.
When the dealer burned and turned the J♦ river, however, both players had improved to a better full house, seeing them split the pot.
Hugo Goyet open-jammed on the button for 540,000 and was called by Florian Bock in the small blind.
Hugo Goyet: J♥10♣
Florian Bock: J♦J♣
Bock had Goyet crushed, although the 10♦Q♣K♦ flop presented the Frenchman with some options. The 2♦ turn and 6♠ river were of no use, however, and Goyet headed to the rail.
James Clossick raised under the gun before calling the all-in of the short-stacked Mervin Armstrong.
Mervin Armstrong: A♦7♣
James Clossick: A♣J♠
Things stayed as they were preflop on the 10♠K♥2♣9♥10♣ board, and Armstrong was eliminated.
The pot amounted to 400,000 when Terry Farrelly shoved all in for 440,0000 from the cutoff on the 10♣7♦6♦ flop. Kristian Svanbom pondered his options for a bit before calling.
Terry Farrelly: 9♥6♥
Kristian Svanbom: A♣J♥
Svanbom turned some extra outs on the K♥, but the 7♣ river paired the board to give the win to Farrelly.
Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Benjamin Kuch opened to 55,000 in early position and found himself facing a three-bet to 225,000 from Karl Nolan in the small blind. Kuch responded by moving all in for 500,000, and Nolan called.
Benjamin Kuch: 9♠9♣
Karl Nolan: K♥Q♣
The window king on the K♣5♦7♥ flop had Kuch in a world of trouble, and although the 8♣ turn provided some extra ways to win, the Q♥ river only served to improve Nolan to two pair.
Ciaran Cooney got his 755,000 chips in from the hijack against Gerard Harraghy in the cutoff, and was covered by just 10,000.
Ciaran Cooney: K♠K♦
Gerard Harraghy: A♠K♥
Cooney faded an ace on the 2♣Q♦8♣5♥J♠ runout, doubling up. Harraghy, meanwhile, was left with just one small blind to try and spin back up.
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