Thomas Eychenne moved all in from under the gun for 74,000, putting himself at risk, and David Stamm made the call in middle position.
Thomas Eychenne: Q♣10♣ 
David Stamm: A♥10♥
Stamm pulled ahead even further on the A♦3♣8♦ flop, pairing his ace. The 2♦ turn and A♣ river offered no help to Eychenne, and he was eliminated.
Action folded to Tyler Hirschfeld in middle position and he raised to 41,000, leaving just 5,000 behind. It then folded to the big blind Martin Raus, who after using two time banks, put Hirschfeld all in, which he quickly called.
Tyler Hirschfeld: K♦Q♣
Martin Raus: 9♠9♦
It was a flip for Hirschfeld's tournament life, and once the board ran out J♠5♠Q♥Q♦10♥ Hirschfeld improved to trip queens to take the pot and double up.
Valentyn Shabelnyk opened to 13,000 from the button and Martin Zamani defended from the big blind.
the flop came A♥K♥8♠ and Zamani check-called a 10,000 bet from Shabelnyk.
Zamani check-called another bet from Shabelnyk on the J♦ turn, this time for 44,000.
On the 6♠ river Zamani checked and Shabelnyk bet 115,000.
"Got anything?" Zamani asked his opponent, who remained silent. Zamani used one time extension before making the call.
Shabelnyk was bluffing with Q♠5♠ while Zamani had top pair with A♦3♦ to take down a sizable pot.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Scott Seiver raised to 12,000 in middle position and Danny Wong defended in the big blind.
The flop came 6♦7♣Q♥ and Wong check-called a bet of 11,000 from Seiver.
The K♦ turn went check-check, as did the K♥ river. Wong tabled the winner with 6♣3♥ for two pair, kings and sixes.
Action folded to Brian Altman who raised to 12,000 from the hijack. He was called by Ryan Hohner in the cutoff, Rodger Johnson in the small blind, and the big blind Tyler Hirschfeld.
After the Q♥2♦10♣ flop it was checked to Altman who bet out 18,000. Hohner called, while both Johnson and Hirschfeld folded.
The turn was the J♥ and Hohner called a bet of 25,000 from Altman.
After the 7♣ on the river, Altman bet to put Hohner all in for his stack of 143,000. After using two time banks, Hohner elected to fold his hand and give the pot to Altman.
Lawrence Greenberg and Barry Woods got it all in preflop, with Greenberg at risk.
Lawrence Greenberg: 9♥9♣
Barry Woods: A♠K♥
Woods pulled ahead on the 4♣3♣K♣ flop, pairing his king. Greenberg couldn't find a nine or a club on the Q♠ turn or J♦ river, and he was sent packing.
Valentyn Shabelnyk opened to 13,000 from the hijack and Jon Kyte called from the small blind.
The flop came 2♠6♥5♥. Kyte checked and Shabelnyk bet 13,000. Kyte check-raised to 42,000 and Shabelnyk moved all in with a covering stack. Kyte, who had started the hand with 193,000, made the call and was at risk.
Jon Kyte: 2♣2♦
Valentyn Shabelnyk: A♦6♣
Kyte was a massive favorite with bottom set against Shabelnyk's top pair. The 4♦ turn brought some outs for a chop but the K♠ river was clean for Kyte and he doubled up through Shabelnyk.
Thomas Eychenne raised to 12,000 under the gun and Robert Borick three-bet to 25,000 in the hijack. Eychenne made the call.
The board of Q♥A♥6♦5♥10♠ checked down to the river. Borick turned over K♥K♣ to take down the pot.
Action folded to Nicholas Seward in the small blind who raised to 25,000, and was called by Martin Zamani in the big blind.
After the 5♠4♥J♠ flop, Seward bet out 14,000, before Zamani raised to 33.000. Seward called to see a turn.
The A♥ hit the turn and Seward check-called a bet of 38,000 from Zamani.
After the 3♠ on the river both players checked, and Seward tabled A♦Q♦ to take the pot with his pair of aces, as Zamani mucked his hand.
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