Alex Ibarrola and Him Chan were heads up on a turn of J♦3♥9♦4♣. With 13,000 chips in the pot, Ibarrola bet 7,200 from the big blind and Chan made the call from the hijack.
The Q♥ river then rolled off and Ibarrola pushed another 12,400 into the middle. Chan weighed his options for a bit before putting in the call. Ibarrola showed J♥J♣ for a set of jacks and the winning hand, leading to some "wow"s from the table.
Martynas Vitkauskas raised to 1,500 from the button, the small blind called, and Ori Miller called in the big blind.
The flop came 9♠3♦2♦. Action checked to Vitkauskas, who bet 1,600. The small blind called and Miller check-raised to 5,000. Only Vitkauskas called. The turn was the K♣ and both players checked.
The river came the J♥ and both players checked again. Miller showed 10♦9♥ for a pair of nines. Vitkauskas mucked and Miller scooped the pot.
Emika Senda opened to 1,100 from middle position. The cutoff called, as well as Thomas Quaade in the small blind. So all three of them discovered a flop of K♠J♦8♥, but they all checked one after the other.
Then on the turn 4♣, Quaade checked and let Senda bet 2,500. The cutoff folded, but Quaade chose to check-raise to 20,500. With only 6,800 in her hands, Senda went into the tank, but eventually folded.
Shortly after busting in the previous level, Pablo Silva reentered and sat down at his new table. Wouter Beltz then raised to 1,000 from under the gun before Silva three-bet to 3,500 from the cutoff.
The action folded back to Beltz, who put in a call. The flop fell J♥9♥8♣, which Beltz checked before calling the 2,500 bet that Silva put out.
On the 4♣ turn, Beltz checked again and Silva bet 6,200 chips. Beltz then put Silva all in for his fresh stack and Silva quickly called.
Pablo Silva: A♥K♥
Wouter Beltz: Q♥10♥
Beltz sat on the nuts while Silva was drawing live with his flush draw. The river bricked with the 4♠, however, and Silva was out of the Main Event for the second time in the span of minutes.
The action was opened by John Mooney to 1,200 and he got the call from Christian Skovhus only to be three bet by William Kassouf who made it 5,600 to go. Mooney made the call and Skovhus folded.
The flop came 4♠5♠A♠ and Kassouf continuation-bet to 12,000. Mooney declared all in and Kassouf made the call.
Mooney A♥Q♠
Kassouf K♠Q♣
The board ran out with no help to Kassouf and he took a quick picture and said "For the fans," then hit the rail.
Jan Blahynka was all in preflop with a short stack of just 9,000 against Sandor Hadnagy, who had him covered as players turned their cards.
Jan Blahynka: A♠7♣
Sandor Hadnagy: Q♣J♠
The board ran out 6♥9♦2♠10♥3♣. Neither player improved their hand and so Blahynka held with his ace high to win the pot. He doubled up his stack and left Hadnagy short.
Eric Bensimhon open raised and Itamar Nachshon moved all in with a short stack of 7,700, which Bensimhon called. Players flipped their cards.
Itamar Nachshon: 8♣8♦
Eric Bensimhon: Q♠Q♥
The board ran out 3♠9♥5♣2♦7♣. Bensimhon held with his pocket queens and Nachshon was eliminated from the tournament.
Benjamin Winsor opened the action to 1,400 and was faced with the all in shove from the next seat from Daniel Wilson, who put his last 7,000 chips in the middle. Winsor made the call and the cards were turned over.
Daniel Wilson: A♠K♣
Benjamin Winsor: A♣3♣
The board ran out 3♠Q♠7♦Q♣9♦, pairing Winsor's trey, to send Wilson to the rail with Winsor chipping back up.
In a 4,200 pot, Serge Checin checked from the small blind on the flop of A♦5♦J♥. Radoslav Stoyanov then made a 1,200 bet from the button, after which Checin made a small raise to 2,900.
Stoyanov came over the top with 4,600 chips total, and Checin called this time. On the 8♣ turn, Checin checked and Stoyanov fired 8,000 into the middle.
This time, it was enough to let Checin lay his hand down, elevating Stoyanov's stack to more than 100,000 chips.
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