A player raised to 9,000 and got a call from Maxi Lehmanski before Gregory Woodman three-bet all in for around 70,000. The initial raiser folded and Lehmanski called.
Maxi Lehmanski: 
Gregory Woodman: 
There was an eight in the window of a 
flop but the 
on the turn righted the ship back in Lehmanski's favour. The river was the 
and Woodman was eliminated.
[Removed:415] raised to 6,500 and jammed over the top of a three-bet by Matthew Wakeman in the big blind only for Wakeman to call instantly.
[Removed:415]: 
Matthew Wakeman: 
The board ran out 
and Wakeman rivered a set for good measure to send Doria to the rail.
One hand later, Bryn Kenney had not made his decision yet when Jie Gao announced all in one seat over. Kenney then folded and Gao's all in stood for around 40,000. Andrew Hinrichsen in the big blind asked for a rough count and made the call.
Jie Gao: 
Andrew Hinrichsen: 
The pocket pair held and made a straight on the 
board to send the second player to the rail in consecutive hands.
Manig Loeser opened from middle position and got one caller before Corey Kempson defended his big blind.
The three checked the 
flop and the turn was the 
. Kempson bet 9,000 and Loeser was the only caller.
The river was the and Kempson bet 18,000. Loeser folded but quickly mucked when shown 
for quads.
Maxi Lehmanski opened to 6,500 in the cutoff and Ngoc Hoang three-bet the button to 20,000.
Lehmanski called, and then checked the 
flop to Hoang who continued for 20,000. Lehmanski check-raised all in, and Hoang called off his 100,000 total.
Lehmanski: 
Hoang: 
The turn and river landed the 
and and Lehmanski made a runner-runner straight to eliminate Hoang.
According to Greg Heaver, Michael Addamo opened to 8,000 and Heaver three-bet to 22,000. A third player four-bet to around 50,000 and Addamo folded.
Heaver five-bet all in and his opponent called. Heaver turned over 
and had his opponent in trouble who held 
There was an ace on the flop which compounded his opponent's misery, and the turn and river bricked as he was eliminated.
[Removed:502] committed his stack of 100,000 preflop and was matched by Bjorn Ostby after the two exchanged a series of raises.
Bjorn Ostby: 
[Removed:502]: 
Mosbock looked in great shape to double up until the board ran out 
giving Ostby the winning hand with a rivered straight.
Ostby has risen to take the chip lead during the second level of today's play.
Both Mike Del Vecchio in middle position, and Hussein Hassan from the big blind commit 81,500 each preflop to see a flop.
Hassan checked over to Del Vecchio who continues for 42,000.
Hassan thinks for a little and then folds, and Del Vecchio collects the pot to move into the top few chip counts.
Shane Cranney had doubled his tiny stack just a few minutes ago and just three-bet shoved into a raise by Christian Nolte, who called off the 24,000 in total.
Cranney tabled 
and Nolte held the 
.
"That's not a bad flop," Cranney joked when he improved to trips on , and the turn locked up his double to make the river a formality.
Shortly after, the same table brought another all in showdown and it was Attila Bognar that ended up at risk after three-bet jamming the button for more than 60,000. He was called by initial raiser Michael Soyza.
Attila Bognar: 
Michael Soyza:
Soyza flopped top pair on , but Bognar had the up and down straight draw. Neither the turn nor the river provided any help and Soyza claimed the pot.
On an 
flop Cole Swannack checked and Aditya Sushant bet 5,000. Swannack check-raised to 16,500 and Sushant raised three-bet to 41,000. Swannack called and the pair checked the turn.
The river was the and Swannack bet 66,000. Sushant agonized for several minutes, counting out the chips and coming as close as is humanly possible to calling without moving his chips forward. Eventually he flicked his cards into the middle and mucked.
Almost 40,000 had already accumulated in the pot preflop and the board showed .
Michael Gathy was in middle position and had checked. Gyeong Byeong Lee was in the next seat over and bet out 13,000. Gathy thought for a minute and raised it up to 50,000. Lee took a moment before making the call.
The turn brought the and Gathy moved all in for 98,000. Lee quickly called.
Gyeong Byeong Lee:
Michael Gathy:
Lee had turned the perfect card improving to a straight and besting Gathy's two pair.
The on the river was no help for Gathy resulting in him being eliminated from the tournament.
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