Gerard Carbo raised to 160,000 from the cutoff with 9♣7♣, and Edward Pak defended his big blind with 6♠6♣
The dealer laid out a 4♣8♥6♦, and with his flopped set, Pak checked to Carbo, who bet 180,000, which Pak called.
Pak checked once again on the A♥ turn, and this time Carbo checked behind. The 3♠ completed the board, and Pak led out for 580,000. Left with just nine-high after the runout, Carbo folded.
Vasyl Pidhrusnyi raised to 200,000 in the small blind, and Michael Dwyer called in the big blind.
Pidhrusnyi continued for 130,000 on a K♠2♠7♥ flop, and Dwyer called again. The turn brought the 6♦, and Pidhrusnyi fired again, this time for 325,000. Undeterred, Dwyer quickly called.
The 4♠ completed the board, and Pidhrusnyi opted to check. When Dwyer checked behind, Pidhrusnyi tabled 4♦3♦ for a rivered pair. Dwyer flipped over Q♥Q♦ for a better pair to claim the pot.
Edward Pak raised to 160,000 from under the gun and called when Toni Kaukua moved all-in for 460,000 from the cutoff.
Toni Kaukua: K♦J♣ 
Edward Pak: A♦K♣
Kaukua was at risk and dominated, with his Main Event looking in danger when the board was dealt to the 2♥5♣Q♦Q♥ turn. Just in time, though, the J♠ landed on the river, seeing Kaukua survive.
Edward Pak was all-in for 1,220,000 from the hijack and at risk of elimination at the hands of Nicolas Chouity in early position.
Edward Pak: K♠K♦
Nicolas Chouity: A♠Q♣
Pak flopped a set on K♣Q♠3♦, and his survival and double-up were assured when the 8♥ and J♦ completed the board.
The stream joined the action as Matas Cimbolas was all-in for 1,785,000 from the hijack and at risk against early position raiser, Barbara Akemi.
Matas Cimbolas: K♠K♣
Barbara Akemi: 10♠10♣
The 2♦7♥Q♠J♣6♠ board offered no threat to the pocket kings of Cimbolas, as they held on to provide him with a double-up.
Xiaosheng Zheng raised to 160,000 from early position with 10♥10♣ and faced resistance when Manuel Ferrari three-bet to 840,000 with Q♦Q♣ from the small blind, which he called.
Ferrari continued for 450,000 on the 2♦J♠K♦ flop, and Zheng called again. The Q♥ turn didn't slow Ferrari down, as he continued with another bet, this time for 1,200,000. Zheng gave it serious consideration, using three time extensions, but ultimately chose to fold.
With 8♣6♥, Nicolas Chouity raised to 200,000 from the small blind and Edward Pak called in the big blind holding K♣2♣.
The dealer spread the A♣4♣10♣ flop and both players checked to see the K♠ land on the turn. Chouity put out a delayed continuation-bet of 190,000, which Pak called.
The board-pairing 4♥ arrived on the river and Chouity checked. Pak bet 460,000, which was enough to get Chouity to fold.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
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