Andrew Lichtenberger was the first to act and raised to 40,000 before Jeremy Dan defended his big blind.
The 7♦K♠6♣ flop led to a round of checks to bring the J♦ turn.
Dan fired 70,000 on the turn, and Lichtenberger came along with a call.
The Q♦ led to a check from Dan. Lichtenberger responded with a bet of 220,000. Dan was not interested and folded, awarding the pot to Lichtenberger.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
It was a battle of the blinds when Bruno Lopes and Dietrich Fast clashed, with Fast all-in and at risk for 250,000.
Dietrich Fast: J♦J♣
Bruno Lopes: A♦5♥
Fast had the jacks and was looking good for a double up, but the flop changed all that when it came 10♦2♦A♠ to give Lopes a pair of aces.
The turn gave Lopes trip aces when the A♣ peeled, and Fast was unable to extricate himself from the danger zone when the 4♥ came on the river to eliminate him from the tournament.
Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 30,000 from under the gun and Jeremy Dan three-bet to 110,000 in the small blind. Lichtenberger made the call and the flop came 5♣J♣3♦.
Dan continued with a bet of 90,000 and Lichtenberger called, bringing the 2♠ turn, where both players checked.
On the 2♥ river, Dan check-folded when Lichtenberger bet 360,000, and he showed A♠Q♣.
"You can see one if you want," said Lichtenberger.
Dan chose a card and the J♠ was revealed.
"I'm a genius," said Dan after finding out he made the correct fold.
Action went heads-up to a flop of A♣4♠3♥ in a hand between the under-the-gun Gabriel Andrade and Mathieu His in the hijack.
Andrade bet 30,000 and His called, bringing the 5♥ turn. Andrade slowed down with a check and His bet 90,000, which Andrade called.
On the 5♠ river, Andrade check-folded when His fired out a bet of 230,000.
Erwann Pecheux raised to 35,000 from the cutoff before Dario Sammartino made the call on the button. Eric Bonin defended his big blind to create a three-handed pot.
Bonin and Pecheux checked the 9♦6♣J♥ flop before Sammartino bet 60,000. Bonin called, but Pecheux ejected his hand.
The 2♠ led to a pair of checks to bring the A♦ river.
Bonin checked it over to Sammartino, who decided to bet 275,000. Bonin hardly let Sammartino get the chips out before he folded to yield the pot.
Mark Teltscher raised to 30,000 on the button and Ori Elul three-bet to 120,000 in the small blind. Teltscher then four-bet jammed for just over 400,000, and Elul called with the covering stack.
Mark Teltscher: Q♦Q♣
Ori Elul: A♣K♠
The flop came 8♦7♣5♣ with Teltscher's pair of queens still in the lead. That was until the K♦ fell on the turn, with Elul pairing his king. The J♣ rolled off on the river and Teltscher was sent packing.
Josh Arieh began the action with an open to 30,000 from under the gun. Boris Angelov called in the next seat over before Oliver Weis joined with a call on the button. Maor Zaharagi responded with a three-bet all-in for 465,000 from the small blind. Arieh rejammed to isolate as Angelov and Weis got out of the way.
Maor Zaharagi: 9♦9♥
Josh Arieh: Q♠Q♥
Zaharagi was sparse on outs as they went to a runout, and the flop gave him little to work with when it came J♠10♠10♦.
The A♣ was of no consequence before the K♠ river gave Arieh a straight to bounce Zaharagi from the tournament.
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