With K♠J♥, John Juanda raised to 85,000 from the cutoff, and Jose Criado defended from the big blind holding 9♣8♣.
Criado checked the A♥5♥9♥ flop and Juanda bet 60,000. Criado called.
An 8♠ joined the turn and Criado checked for a second time. Juanda elected to check behind.
A 3♦ rolled off on the river and Criado led out for 275,000. Juanda thought the best route was to fold, giving it up to Criado.
John Juanda raised to 85,000 on the button holding Q♥9♥, and Vinicius Goncalves three-bet to 230,000 with K♦5♠ from the big blind. After using two time extensions, Juanda called.
The J♠A♥Q♦ flop saw Goncalves continue for 80,000, and Juanda called again. There was no slowing Goncalves down on the 10♣ turn, as he bet again, this time for 125,000. Undeterred, Juanda stuck around.
When the 6♠ completed the board, Goncalves fired one final bet, putting 385,000 into the pot. This time, Juanda correctly chose to wave the white flag, returning his cards to the dealer.
Joris Ruijs opened the action with a raise to 80,000 in the hijack. Alexandru Toderita upped the ante to 225,000 on the button, while Toni Kaukua pushed in 460,000 from the small blind.
Ruijs folded after some thought, and Toderita quickly followed suit, sending the pot to Kaukua uncontested.
Jonas ten Cate opened A♣10♥ to 80,000 in the cutoff. Gerard Carbo called 7♠7♥ on the button, and Eduardo Kalil defended his big blind with Q♦J♥.
Ten Cate tossed in an additional 80,000 on the A♥4♠2♣ flop. Carbo called before Kalil check-folded. Ten Cate sized up to 120,000 on the 10♣ turn. Carbo mucked his pocket pair, seeing Ten Cate chip up.
In the first of two hands on Table 6, Nicolas Chouity opened to 80,000 on the button and met resistance when Vasyl Pidhrusnyi moved all-in for 870,000 from the big blind. Chouity was immediately interested in the shove, but after receiving an official count of the bet, opted to fold.
A couple of hands later, Lukas van Eeden raised to 80,000 from middle position, which only Joris Ruijs called in the cutoff.
The action checked down to a 4♦3♥3♠Q♠6♠ river, at which point Van Eeden bet 320,000. Much like Chouity before, Ruijs was interested, and even used a time extension to consider his options. Once again, though, there was no showdown, as Ruijs folded.
Nicolas Chouity called from the small blind and Joris Ruijs checked from the big blind.
Chouity checked to Ruijs on the 3♣5♣4♦ flop, and Ruijs fired for 50,000. Chouity called.
A second check came from Chouity on the 7♣ turn, and Ruijs fired again, this time for 110,000. Chouity check-raised to 260,000, which Ruijs called.
When the 8♥ completed the board, Chouity took inventory of his 1,325,000 stack, used a time bank, and then checked.
Ruijs checked behind, and Chouity tabled K♣Q♥ for king-high. Ruijs had that beat with 3♠3♦ for a set, and the pot went his way.
After some raising back and forth, Michael Dwyer in the cutoff and Xiaosheng Zheng on the button got all of their chips into the middle, with Zheng at risk for his stack of 1,735,000.
Xiaosheng Zheng: A♠A♣ 
Michael Dwyer: A♦K♣
It was a cooler that Zheng needed to win to keep his seat in the Main Event.
The 10♠2♠7♣ flop was great for Zheng, and the 9♣ turn secured his double-up through Dwyer, making the 3♥ river a mere formality.
Edward Pak made it 80,000 to go in middle position. Alexandru Toderita called in the big blind, and he check-called when Pak continued for 55,000 on the 8♦6♥8♠ flop.
The duo went on to check through the 3♠ turn and 10♥ river. Toderita revealed K♠Q♣, winning him the pot as Pak mucked his cards in defeat.
Mitch Garshofsky moved all-in for 495,000 from the cutoff and was at risk when Jose Criado called from the small blind.
Mitch Garshofsky: 10♠10♦
Jose Criado: Q♥Q♣
"At least I made two pay jumps", Garshofsky said, expecting the worst after seeing the cards.
The K♦J♦6♥ flop offered Garshofsky some backdoor opportunities, but the 3♣ turn quickly slammed that door shut. When the J♠ completed the board, it was indeed the demise of Garshofsky, whose Main Event run was over.
The action was picked up on a K♣J♥A♠2♠ turn. With around 300,000 in the pot, Toni Kaukua checked from the big blind to Lukas van Eeden in the hijack. Van Eeden bet 120,000, which Kaukua raised to 480,000.
Van Eeden called to the 5♦ river, where Kaukua shoved all in for 1,235,000. Van Eeden used four of his time banks before reluctantly tossing his cards into the muck.
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