Adrian State opened the button to 125,000 and Antoine Hasbani jammed from the big blind for 800,000. State quickly called.
Antoine Hasbani: K♥10♣ 
Adrian State: Q♥Q♣
Hasbani needed a king from the dealer to beat the Ladies of State. The board ran out 7♥2♠4♦7♠Q♦ to give State a full house on the river, meaning Hasbani was out in 17th.
Mohamed El-Wely opened the cutoff to 225,000 with only Aren Bezhanyan calling out of the small blind.
Bezhanyan check-called a bet of 150,000 by El-Wely on the K♠A♣5♦ flop.
The turn came the 9♣ and Bezhanyan check-called another bet from El-Wely, this time for 350,000.
Bezhanyan checked for the last time when the 4♣ rolled off on the river. El-Wely bet 225,000, and Bezhanyan quickly called.
El-Wely showed A♥J♣ for a pair of aces, but was out-kicked by Bezhanyan's A♠Q♣.
Senol Ardic ripped 780,000 in from the button and Cedric Schwaederle called out of the small blind.
Senol Ardic: Q♠6♥
Cedric Schwaederle: A♥K♣
Ardic didn't find any help on the 5♥2♦9♠4♠9♦ runout, leaving him out in 18th.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Xuming Qi opened from the hijack and Ghassan Bitar shoved around 700,000 from the small blind. Qi snap-called.
Ghassan Bitar: 8♦8♣
Xuming Qi: A♠A♦
Bitar had run into the bullets, and his tournament was shot down as the 3♦7♣9♠9♣J♥ runout left him unimproved.
After losing some of his stack in a recent hand with pocket aces, Samir Nacer jammed for his 275,000 from the cutoff and got snap-called by Alper Kerim from the big blind.
Samir Nacer: K♠10♥
Alper Kerim: A♦A♣
Nacer now had to come from behind to crack aces to keep his hopes of making the final table alive. However, the A♠K♣6♣ flop left him almost drawing dead. The rest of the board came 4♥A♥ to give Kerim quads, and Nacer was out in 20th.
Hassanin Hashim moved all in under the gun for 125,000 and Cedric Schwaederle three-bet to 250,000 from the next seat. Salah Assi jammed the button for around 1,800,000, which forced Schwaederle to fold.
Hassanin Hashim: 10♠8♠
Salah Assi: A♣A♦
Hashim needed a miracle to triple up and stay in the event. However, the runout of 5♦K♦6♣Q♠4♥ didn't help him, and he exited the tournament in 21st place.
Two hands back-to-back has spelt the end of Peng Chen.
First. there was a button open and Aren Bezhanyan three-bet the small blind to 325,000. Chen then four-bet from the big blind to 725,000, the button folded, and Bezhanyan shoved for 1,445,000. Chen called.
Aren Bezhanyan: A♥K♥
Peng Chen: A♦J♣
Chen couldn't catch up on th 8♥7♥A♠9♣8♦ runout, leaving him with around 750,000.
In the next hand, Chen shoved from the small blind over an open from early, and Salah Assi called in the big blind.
Peng Chen: A♣J♥
Salah Assi: K♦K♥
The runout of 7♣6♦J♦8♠2♥ changed nothing, and Chen was on his way to the exit.
Nenad Dukic raised to 100,000 under the gun and Alexander Isachenko jammed for 180,000 from the next position. Dukic put in the call when the action folded back to him.
Alexander Isachenko :A♠9♠
Nenad Dukic: 4♣4♦
It was a flip that was a lot more significant to Isachenko than Dukic. The flop came down 4♥K♣K♦ to give Dukic a boat, and leave Isachenko needing running cards. The 6♦ turn sealed Isachenko's elimination in 23rd, as the K♠ hit the river.
Osman Ihlamur moved all in under the gun for 475,000 with Peng Chen making the call from the cutoff.
Osman Ihlamur: Q♥10♥
Peng Chen: A♣K♠
Ihlamur was behind to the Big Slick of Chen, but he did have hearts and live cards working for him. However, the runout of 3♠8♥4♦A♠Q♣ was unfavorable for Ihlamur, as Chen turned top pair to leave him drawing dead. Chen pulled in the pot, and Ihlamur was out in 24th.
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