Anton Danilov raised to 300,000 from under the gun, and Konstantin Voronin called from the next seat.
Danilov checked the 9♥3♠4♣ flop, and Voronin bet 300,000. Danilov called.
Both players checked the 2♦ turn and the 7♥ river.
Danilov tabled A♥10♥ for ace-high, but it was no good against the A♦4♦ of Voronin, who took down the pot with a pair of fours.
Level: 26
Blinds: 75,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
Sergey Moiseev raised to 250,000 from under the gun, and 'Kenar' three-bet to 750,000 from the next seat. When the action got back to Moiseev, he burned through a couple of time banks before four-bet jamming for 3,700,000, which 'Kenar' called.
Sergey Moiseev: Q♣Q♦ 
'Kenar': A♠K♠
With two premium holdings colliding, it was almost inevitable that all of the chips would end up in the middle. 'Kenar' took the lead on the A♦J♥K♥ flop after making two pair.
The 9♥ turn meant Moiseev needed a queen or a ten on the river to survive.
It wasn't to be, however, as the 6♣ completed the board, ending Moiseev's Main Event run in 16th place while 'Kenar' was up to 14,000,000.
Mounim Kaddouri moved all in from the cutoff for around 1,900,000 and was in for a rude awakening when Manuel Fritz snap-called in the big blind and immediately flipped over his cards.
Mounim Kaddouri: A♠8♠
Manuel Fritz: A♥A♣
"I feel a sweat coming", Fritz said to the table.
His premonition was incorrect, as the 4♥K♦10♦K♥6♦ was no threat to his pocket aces.
Fabian Gumz raised in the cutoff and called when Felipe Ketzer moved all in from the small blind for roughly 2,000,000.
Felipe Ketzer: 4♠4♥
Fabian Gumz: A♦J♦
The ace-high 7♠A♥2♠ flop left Ketzer in big trouble, and when the 9♥ turn and 3♣ river offered to reprieve, his Main Event run was ended in 18th place.
Manuel Fritz raised to 250,000 from the hijack, and 'Tarzan' was the only caller from the cutoff.
Fritz check-called a bet of 200,000 from 'Tarzan' on the K♦A♠7♣ flop and then did the same on the 6♣ turn when 'Tarzan' fired a second barrel of 350,000.
Both players checked the 9♥ river, and Fritz tabled A♥2♣ for top pair. It was enough to win the pot as 'Tarzan' revealed 2♥2♦ for an underpair to the board.
As 'Tarzan' tossed his cards towards the dealer, one of them landed on top of the nine on the river, leading Fritz to believe that 'Tarzan' had called his raise with nine-deuce.
Realizing his mistake, Fritz laughed and said, "Ahh, he had deuces. I thought it was nine-deuce."
Fabian Gumz sarcastically replied, "Yeah, he would really show you he called with nine-deuce," drawing plenty of laughter from the table.
Aren Bezhanyan raised on the button, and Xiaosheng Zheng three-bet from the small blind to 1,700,000, leaving himself with 75,000 behind. Bezhanyan jammed, and Zheng called off the rest of his chips.
Xiaosheng Zheng: K♠Q♠
Aren Bezhanyan: A♣Q♦
Zheng was dominated and looked set to become the next player to head to the rail.
The 8♥8♠4♦ flop offered Zheng no assistance, but the K♥ turn was exactly what he needed to take the lead.
The 10♦ river changed nothing, and Zheng secured the double-up with top pair at Bezhanyan's expense.
Anton Danilov raised to 250,000 from the hijack, and Aren Bezhanyan was the only caller from the small blind.
Bezhanyan check-called a continuation-bet of 400,000 from Danilov on the 10♦2♣3♦ flop.
The 4♠ turn checked through before the 4♣ completed the board. Bezhanyan led for 325,000, and Danilov quickly called.
Bezhanyan tabled 9♦9♠ for a pair of nines, but it was second best to the J♦10♣ of Danilov, who had flopped top pair.
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