Juego con responsabilidad.
Vanessa Kade three-bet shoved all in for around 15,000 over Michael Sklenicka's 1,800 open, and Sklenicka called.
Vanessa Kade: Q♥J♥ 
Michael Sklenicka: A♣10♠
The ten on the 10♦7♥6♦ flop moved Sklenicka further ahead and the 3♠K♣ runout sent Kade to the rail.
Denis Adamsky had moved all in for 18,300 and was called by Daisuke Ogita.
Denis Adamsky: A♦A♥
Daisuke Ogita: A♠Q♠
The board came 3♠3♣6♠5♥2♥ and Adamsky doubled up.
Nivel: 7
Ciegas: 400/800
Ante: 800
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Players are going on their second break of the day with the tournament clock showing 189 of 276 players remaining.
Tournament officials had been called to a table for a hand involving Heza Inthachon and Dimitar Iwanov-Petkin.
With the board reading 8♦3♣2♦Q♥A♣, Iwanov-Petkin had opened A♦10♦ face-up on the table. The dealer had then removed these and placed them in the muck.
"No, I said all-in!" said Iwanov-Petkin. He believed that this all-in had subsequently been called by Inthachon, and therefore he had opened his cards. On the other hand, Inthachon believed that Iwanov-Petkin had thrown his hand away.
In the end, tournament officials ruled that Iwanov-Petkin had tabled his hand in turn, and not mucked it, and therefore it was retrieved from the muck and properly tabled.
Iwanov-Petkin then called and Inthachon's hand 8♥4♦ was then turned over and he was eliminated. For prematurely opening his cards, Iwanov-Petkin received a one-round penalty.
Hansen Andres raised in early position, Halperin Jaacov Yuval shoved his remaining 4,800 in the small blind and Rifat Palevic reshoved his stack of 19,000 in the big blind. Andres very quickly called.
Halperin Jaacov Yuval: 10♥8♥
Rifat Palevic: A♥7♠
Hansen Andres: K♠K♥
The board ran out 9♣10♠Q♦7♣K♦ and Andres stayed ahead, eliminating both of his opponents.
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