Kazuhiko Yotsushita raised to 10,500 and Mustapha Kanit defended his big blind, then checked the flop of 
. Yotsushita checked behind and bet the 
turn for 15,000 when Kanit checked to him once more, the Italian called.
After the 
river, Kanit bet 85,000 and Yotsushita gave it plenty of consideration before calling. Kanit rolled over the 
for a flush and that was good enough to win the pot.
Kitty Kuo gave up a three-bet pot against Brian Yoon and the latter soon after called a raise to 14,000 by Jan-Eric Schwippert. Yoon checked his option in the small blind on the 
flop and Schwippert checked behind. The 
turn went check, check, and Yoon's bet of 22,000 on the 
river won the pot uncontested.
Ban Lamb raised to 11,500 and Roger Teska three-bet to 27,000. Jack Salter four-bet all in and Lamb folded, while Teska asked for a count. Once it was deemed to be for 207,000, Teska also sent his cards into the muck.
Picking up the action on the 
flop, Wayne Yap checked out of the big blind and faced a bet of 20,000 by Kazuhiko Yotsushika. Yap check-raised to 46,500 and Yotsushika called. On the 
turn, Yap checked again and a bet of 50,000 by Yotsushika did the trick to win the pot.
Kazuhiko Yotsushika raised to 12,000 and Claas Segebrecht three-bet to 38,000 from the button. With the action back on Yotsushika, he took his time, with Mustapha Kanit eventually calling time.
Yotsushika then four-bet to 88,000. Segebrecht moved all in and Yotsushika nodded before calling.
Kazuhiko Yotsushika: 
Claas Segebrecht: 
There was a King on the flop of 
giving Segebrecht the lead, but Yotsushika clapped his hands together in celebration when the 
came on the turn. The river 
rubbed salt in the wounds of Segebrech who handed over 190,500 chips to his opponent.
First to act, Jack Salter announced all in and Ben Lamb in the cutoff asked for a count. Salter's shove was for 82,500 and Lamb moved all in over the top to isolate successfully.
Jack Salter: 
Ben Lamb:
While the flop of 
gave Lamb top pair, it was still no good as Salter had middle set and locked up the double on the 
turn. A meaningless 
on the river was a formality and the Brit was back in contention.
On the tail end of a hand between Stefan Huber in the big blind and Yury Zinkevich in the cutoff, the completed board showed 
. With some 40,000 in the middle, Huber bet 50,000 and Zinkevich called. Huber turned over the for trips fives and claimed the pot.
Jack Salter raised to 16,500 on the button and Michael Addamo three-bet all in for 129,500 from the small blind. Ben Lamb folded the big blind and Salter made the call.
Jack Salter:
Michael Addamo: 
There was an Ace on the flop of 
meaning Salter took the lead. The turn however was the 
giving Addamo a set and the river was the securing Addamo his double-up.
Yury Zinkevich raised to 10,500 from the button and was called by Jan-Eric Schwippert in the small blind. Schwippert check-called two bets, on the 
flop and another one for 30,000 on the turn for 30,000. Zinkevich checked behind on the river and his 
for a busted straight draw ended up second best to Schwippert's .
Zinkevich three-bet twice after to get some chips back without showdown though.
It folded to Rory Young in the small blind, and with Jordan Westmorland holding a stack of around 20bb in the big blind, Young moved all in. Westmorland called.
Rory Young:
Jordan Westmorland:
Westmorland had woken up with a big hand and the flop came 
, with Young reaching to take his all-in bet back and count out the chips for his opponent's seemingly impending double-up.
There was a sweat, however, when the came on the turn giving Young a gutshot straight draw.
"Oh Jesus Christ," said Young, who near-jumped out of his seat as the came on the river, giving him a straight and sending Westmorland to the rail.
The remaining 18 players are now seated at three tables with play four eliminations away from the money.
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