Rafael Mota moved all in for 2,800,000 from under the gun, and Thiago Macedo made the call from the big blind.
Rafael Mota: 2♠2♣ 
Thiago Macedo: Q♠Q♥
A dire situation for Mota, who was offered no help from the deck, as the board ran out 6♣9♦8♣3♦5♠, seeing him eliminated in 6th place.
Level: 26
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Ivan Luca raised to 400,000 from the cutoff with A♣4♣, which was met by an all-in from Rafael Mota for 1,700,000 with 5♥5♦.
Luca took a moment to calculate, but ultimately chose to fold.
Rafael Mota moved all in for 1,400,000 with K♥J♣, picking up the blinds when the rest of the table folded.
Level: 25
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
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Luiz Ferreira moved all in from the cutoff for 775,000, which both Thiago Macedo and Rafael Mota called in the blinds.
The action checked through on the 6♦Q♥4♥ flop, before checking through once again on the 4♠ turn.
The Q♦ river completed the board, and when the action checked through for a third time, all three hands were revealed.
Luiz Ferreira: 9♥8♥
Thiago Macedo: A♥9♣
Rafael Mota: K♦J♥
Macedo had the best hand with his ace-high, which resulted in the elimination of Ferreira in 7th place.
Joao Simao raised to 350,000 from the hijack with K♣4♣ before facing a three-bet to 975,000 from Ivan Luca.
Simao opted to fold, which was a wise decision as Luca had Q♦Q♣.
Thiago Macedo raised to 350,000 from the cutoff before calling an all-in from Vinicius Rezende for 810,000.
Vinicius Rezende: 6♥6♣
Thiago Macedo: Q♠9♠
The 2♠J♥10♠ flop gave Macedo a world of outs, and the 6♠ turn was one of them, to see him take the lead.
There was still hope for Rezende, though, as the turn also improved him to a set.
Alas, the 4♣ couldn't save him, and he was eliminated in 8th place.
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