Anton Danilov raised to 105,000 in the cutoff and faced a three-bet to 350,000 from 'Tarzan' on the button. The action folded back to Danilov, who called.
Danilov check-called a continuation-bet of 225,000 on a 5♥5♣9♦ flop, but check-folded on the 4♥ turn when 'Tarzan' continued with a 335,000 bet.
Martins Adeniya raised to 100,000 from the hijack, and 'Tarzan' defended from the big blind.
'Tarzan' check-called Adeniya's continuation-bet of 50,000 on the Q♥Q♣10♥ flop.
The K♥ turn checked through before the 3♣ completed the board. 'Tarzan' checked again and called when Adeniya bet 200,000.
Adeniya tabled K♠J♦ for a pair of kings, and 'Tarzan' mucked.
Fabian Gumz raised to 105,000 from under the gun, and only Selahaddin Bedir called from middle position.
Bedir called bets from Gumz on both the 2♦K♥J♣ flop and the 2♣ turn, the first for 130,000 and the second for 575,000.
The 10♣ completed the runout, and Gumz took a few moments before betting 185,000. Bedir then cut out a raise to around 1,600,000, prompting Gumz to immediately fold A♠A♦.
As he turned his cards over for the table to see, Gumz smiled and said, "Never good, never good."
Bedir slid his cards face down to the dealer, fist-bumped Gumz, and added even more chips to a stack that now stood at more than four million.
Fahredin Mustafov raised to 100,000 from the cutoff, and only 'Assorio' called from the small blind.
'Assorio' check-called Mustafov's bet of 55,000 on the 7♥Q♣Q♦ flop.
Both players checked the 8♣ turn and the Q♥ river before 'Assorio' tabled 7♦5♦ for a full house, queens full of sevens, to take down the pot.
Dmitrii Kravchenko raised to 100,000 from the hijack before Jay O'Leary jammed for 1,040,000 on the button. Kravchenko went into the tank and eventually called off around half of his stack.
Jay O'Leary: A♥Q♦ 
Dmitrii Kravchenko: 7♦7♠
The two were flipping for more than 40 big blinds, and it was O'Leary who took the lead after pairing his queen on the K♠9♠Q♣ flop.
However, Kravchenko struck gold on the 7♣ turn, improving to a set and leaving O'Leary drawing dead.
The 3♠ river changed nothing, and O'Leary became the latest casualty of the Main Event.
Ege Guven raised in middle position and faced an effective all-in from Ravil Khamatgareev, who raised to 735,000, leaving just 15,000 behind. Guven four-bet to put Khamatgareev all in, and Khamatgareev called.
Ravil Khamatgareev: 9♠9♥
Ege Guven: A♣K♥
It was a flip for Khamatgareev's tournament life, and on this occasion, the deck favoured the pocket pair, as the Q♣4♦3♥10♠3♣ board left Guven holding just ace-high.
Arsenii Karmatckii raised to 100,000 from under the gun, with Leonid Orman calling from the cutoff, Aleksei Gortikov calling from the small blind, and Ravid Garbi defending from the big blind.
All four players checked the 8♣10♠J♥ flop to see the 7♥ turn. Gortikov checked, Garbi bet 150,000, and both Karmatckii and Orman called.
The A♣ completed the board, and Garbi checked. Karmatckii used a time bank before deciding to bet 380,000.
His three opponents quickly folded, and Karmatckii dragged the sizeable pot.
Iurii Okolovich raised to 100,000 from early position before Martins Adeniya jammed for 380,000 from the cutoff. Okolovich called when the action got back to him.
Martins Adeniya: A♣J♣
Iurii Okolovich: A♦A♠
Adeniya had run straight into the aces of Okolovich and was in need of some help from the board. He found a glimmer of hope on the J♠5♣9♦ flop by pairing his jack.
That glimmer turned into something more substantial when the 6♣ turn gave him a backdoor flush draw.
The dealer burned a card and placed the K♣ on the river, completing Adeniya's flush and cracking Okolovich's aces.
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