George Pop was all in for 255,500 from early position and up against Jamie Walden on the button.
George Pop: K♠K♦ 
Jamie Walden: A♠K♣
Pop needed to avoid an ace to stay alive on the money bubble as the flop came 6♦8♠J♦. The 3♦ turn gook away some of Walden's outs, while the river 5♦ gave Pop a flush to earn him the massive double up.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Michael Allen put in his last chip from under the gun as Qasim Zia had him at risk from the big blind.
Michael Allen: 6♥4♣
Qasim Zia: Q♠J♠
Zia ended up with a straight on the 9♦2♠8♠7♣10♥ board to send Allen to the rail in 35th place.
With 34 players remaining, play is going hand-for-hand until there is one more elimination.
David Gee raised to 12,000 on the button, Neville Betty three-bet to 31,000 in the big blind, and Gee called.
The flop came 7♠3♦2♦ and Betty bet 26,000. Gee called and the J♠ fell on the turn. Betty then bet 33,000 and Gee again called.
The A♥ fell on the river and Betty bet 91,500. Gee snap-folded this time and Betty took down the pot.
Qasim Zia raised to 15,000 on the button and Michael Allen used several time banks in the small blind before reraising to 69,000, leaving one 500 chip behind.
Zia called and turned over A♣Q♦ without realizing Allen was not yet all in. They both checked down the Q♥10♣3♥6♣5♣ board and Allen mucked A♠J♣, preserving his last chip for another hand.
Steven Warburton raised to 12,000 under the gun and Jamie Walden called in the big blind.
Warburton continued for 9,000 on the A♥5♠3♠ flop and Walden called. Warburton bet another 40,000 on the J♣ turn and Walden again called.
The river was the 8♥ and Warburton moved all in. Walden eventually called for his last 173,500 as Warburton showed K♣10♥ for a missed straight draw. Walden had A♣7♦ for a pair of aces to double up in a pot worth nearly 500,000.
Blind versus blind, Alec Wong got his last 111,500 in the middle against Man Li.
Alec Wong: Q♦Q♥
Man Li: A♣K♠
It was a classic flip as Wong was all in near the money bubble. The board ran out 2♣8♦5♥6♣10♥ and Wong's pocket queens stayed in the lead to earn him the double up.
Robert Shields bet 20,000 from under the gun on a flop of 6♦5♥2♦ and Zhicheng Miao called in the hijack, as did Alec Wong in the small blind.
The turn was the J♣ and action checked to Miao, who bet 80,000. Wong quickly folded, but Shields called to see the Q♣ river and checked to Miao again. Miao checked back this time and showed A♦4♦ for a missed flush draw, while Shields had 8♣8♥ to win the pot.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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