Juego con responsabilidad.
Jiri Kotvas and Day 1a chip leader Darko Svesko built a pot of around 30,000 as they went to the turn with the board showing 8♠5♥3♣4♦. Kotvas then bet 12,000 from the hijack and Svesko called on the button.
The river was the A♠ and Kotvas checked over to Svesko, who moved all in. Kotvas snap-folded and Svesko took the pot.
There were around 18,000 chips in the pot on a board of 9♠2♥J♦ when Sirzat Hissou checked, Farid Jattin fired 4,800, and Zeynal Danisman called. Amir Mozaffarian got out of the way before Hissou squeezed to 21,500. Jattin folded, then Danisman called.
When the 9♦ paired the board on the turn, Hissou took his time before he made a bet of 53,000, and Danisman moved all in at lightning speed for around 210,000. Hissou went deep into the tank and after around three minutes, he elected to fold and showed K♥K♣ face up.
Danisman, being the kind gentleman he is, decided to show the table 2♣2♠ for a flopped set that turned into a boat.
Heads-up on a board of 9♦A♣Q♣7♠, Tamer Kamel bet 10,000 from under the gun and Fabien Gun moved all in for 31,100. Kamel took a few minutes and eventually called to put Gun at risk.
Gun showed A♥Q♥ for top two pair, while Kamel turned over A♦2♦ and was already drawing dead by the 8♦ river as Gun doubled up.
Oleg Mandzjuk raised under the gun to 3,500. David Hu and George Tomescu called before Paolo Boi squeezed to 18,000 from the big blind. Only Tomescu called.
Boi continued with a bet of 9,000 on the Q♠2♦Q♥ flop and Tomescu called.
The 5♦ turn appeared and Boi bet again, this time for 22,000. Tomescu called.
When the 10♦ fell on the river Boi unloaded the clip with a final bet of 66,000. This caused Tomescu to pause for thought, and after thinking for some time, Tomescu folded his cards.
Matei Lupascu three-bet to 21,000 in the hijack and Lorenzo Arduini called in middle position.
The flop came 7♠7♥3♥ and Lupascu continued for 7,500. Arduini called to the 7♣ turn, where Lupascu bet another 11,500. Arduini again called.
The 2♠ fell on the river and Lupascu moved all in. Arduini, with around 50,000 remaining, snap-folded and Lupascu took the pot.
A big pot of 72,000 was in the middle between Christopher Puetz in early position and Philipp Hartwig in the cutoff. The dealer had just put the A♦9♠6♠10♠ turn on the board when both players checked.
Puetz then bet 17,000 on the 10♦ river, eventually getting called by Hartwig. Puetz tabled A♥K♣ for aces and tens. Hartwig could not beat that and sent his cards into the muck as he dove under the starting stack.
Four players went to a flop of 8♣7♣4♦ where Ron Jeda bet 6,600 from the cutoff. Fariss Ebolheb then moved all in for 41,600 from the small blind and Metodi Peychev called in the big blind. Paulius Vaitiekunas folded under the gun, while Jeda took a minute and eventually put in his last 46,000. Peychev called once again.
Fariss Ebolheb: 10♥8♠ 
Ron Jeda: K♣J♣
Metodi Peychev: 6♠5♥
Peychev had both players covered as he showed down the nut straight, while Ebolheb had top pair and Jeda a flush draw. The 5♣ turn gave Jeda his flush, and he scooped the pot once the 3♣ completed the board to send Ebolheb to the rail while earning a double up off Peychev.
The action was picked up in a pot worth 55,000. Belarmino De Souza checked from the hijack on a board which read 3♥2♥5♠8♠.
Cecile Ticherfatine then over-bet 70,000, putting De Souza all-in for that amount. De Souza spent some time in the tank but decided to fold as he left himself with plenty of room to maneuver.
Jiri Kotvas made it 3,500 from under the gun and got a call from Bleron Maliqi in the next seat. Belarmino De Souza also called from the cutoff.
The three saw a flop of 4♦A♥8♦ which Kotvas checked, Maliqi bet 5,000, De Souza folded, and Kotvas called.
Both checked the 8♣ turn to the 6♥ river where Kotvas fired 12,000. Maliqi didn't need to think for too long before he made the call.
Kotvas didn't feel like exposing his cards so just sent them into the muck, which meant Maliqi won at showdown with revealing his holding,
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