Axel Legras raised to 32,000 under the gun and Dani Genov defended in the big blind.
The flop came J♥Q♦Q♠ and Genov check-called a bet of 20,000 from Legras.
The K♦ turn went check-check, as did the 10♥ river. Genov tabled A♥4♦ for the straight, besting the KxJx of Legras.
With the board reading 5♣10♦Q♠5♦A♦ and approximately 160,000 in the pot, Johnny Bromberg bet out for 140,000.
Samir Tageldin went into the tank for a couple of minutes before calling with 10♣7♥ to pick off Bromberg's bluff with K♣7♠.
"You Are The Greatest Player from Brighton!" exclaimed Martin Kabrhel.
There was roughly 200,000 in the pot on a board of 10♥4♣7♠, Jeremy Becker, who was under the gun, checked to Johan Schumacher in the cutoff, and he fired out a bet of 125,000. Becker called.
Action checked to showdown when the A♥ hit the turn and the 7♣ hit the river. Becker quickly tabled 6♥6♦ and it won the pot and took his stack over 1,000,000.
Alexandros Kolonias opened to 32,000 from late position only to see Tom Verbruggen three-bet to 85,000 from the button.
The raising war then started! Kolonias four-bet to 180,000, but Verbruggen countered with a five-bet to 280,000. Kolonias called.
The flop came 2♥A♠K♣ and Kolonias check-called Verbruggen's 85,000 continuation-bet.
The turn was the 3♣, and both players checked to see the Q♠ fall on the river.
Both players had now decided that enough was enough and checked. Kolonias tabled K♠10♣ but Verbruggen was pushed the pot tabling his A♦5♦ for top pair.
With around 80,000 already in the middle and the flop showing 2♠2♣J♦, Francisco De La Rosa checked from the big blind to Nicholas Teeuwen in middle position, who fired a bet of 20,000. De La Rosa responded with a raise to 55,000, and after a brief pause, Teeuwen made the call.
The A♥ landed on the turn, and this time both players tapped the table.
They checked again on the 6♠ river, taking the hand to showdown. De La Rosa tabled 3♥3♣ for a modest two pair, and it was enough as Teeuwen tossed his cards into the muck.
There was roughly 220,000 in the pot on a Q♦6♣A♣ flop when David Stefanski bet 126,000 after the 7♣ hit the turn, and Jareth East called from the big blind.
Stefanski didn’t slow down when the 4♠ landed on the river, moving all in for 600,000. East asked for a count and went into the tank for a short while before ultimately deciding to fold. Stefanski now sits with just over 1,000,000 in chips.
Mike Shi went all in with a four-bet against John Pointer, who made the call with less.
John Pointer: Q♦Q♣
Mike Shi: J♣J♥
The queens held, as neither played connected with the board A♠6♥3♦10♦4♦.
Takahiro Kidokoro jammed from under the gun for his last 32,000 and was called by Yohan Rascar in the small blind and Eric Firestone in the big blind.
The flop of 6♣J♦2♠ checked through as did the 7♦ turn. On the Q♦ river, Rascar bet 20,000 and Firestone made the call.
Rascar tabled the winner with Q♥8♥, besting the Q♠5♠ of Firestone and the J♣4♣ of Kidokoro.
David Stefanski kicked off the action from under the gun with a raise to 32,000, and only Pengfei Wang, defending his big blind, stuck around to see a flop.
The dealer flopped 10♠6♥J♥, and both players checked it through.
When the A♥ hit the turn, Wang checked once more, prompting Stefanski to fire 44,000. Wang made the call without much hesitation.
The river brought the 3♣, and Wang checked for a third time. Stefanski reached for chips again and made a bet worth 77,000. Wang went deep into the tank, clearly wrestling with the decision, but eventually tossed in a call.
Stefanski revealed A♠K♦ for the top pair, and that was enough. Wang mucked his hand, and the pot was pushed Stefanski’s way.
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