Louise Francoeur and Veselin Dimitrov saw a flop of 4♠8♠10♥ where Dimitrov moved all in for 70,000 from early position and Francoeur called in the big blind.
Veselin Dimitrov: K♠K♥ 
Louise Francoeur: K♦10♣
Dimitrov showed down kings against Francoeur's top pair and was a big favorite to double up, but the turn brought the 10♦ to give Francoeur trips. The river came the 5♥ and Dimitrov was sent to the rail.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The remaining 92 players are going on the last 10-minute break of the night.
Players will play Level 17 with blinds at 3,000/6,000/6,000 before bagging for the night.
Shuofei Geng raised to 11,000 under the gun and Brian Yoon three-bet to 35,000 in early position. David Moses didn't see Yoon's three-bet and attempted to just call from the big blind.
"I don't get to keep the chips. They weren't any good anyway," Moses said as he left the bet in the pot and folded. Geng called and he and Yoon went heads-up to the 10♥2♠3♦ flop.
Yoon continued for 22,000 and Geng called. The turn was the Q♦ and Yoon bet another 66,000. Geng again called.
The river was the 6♠ and Yoon moved all in. While Geng was contemplating the decision for his last 170,000, tablemates Jeremy Becker and Christian De Leon gave each other their phones so they can follow each other on social media.
"What do you do? Your picture looks like you're a model," Becker told him.
"He's a foot porn model," Moses joked. "I should create an OnlyFans account. Those girls make millions," Moses added.
"You look like you would do well," De Leon replied.
Geng eventually flashed the 10♠ as he folded. The table agreed that the winner of each hand has to show one card. "If you have a jack, this would be the one to show," Becker said to Yoon, who indeed showed the J♠ as he took the pot.
"This is the best table ever," De Leon said after the hand.
Bin Weng opened to 11,000 in middle position and Nikolai Tulin three-bet to 45,000 in the small blind. Weng four-bet jammed for around 300,000 and Tulin called off with a bigger stack.
Bin Weng: A♣8♥
Nikolai Tulin: A♦K♠
Weng was dominated and nothing changed on the run out 10♦3♣A♥10♣5♠ to mark the reigning GPI Player of the Year's elimination.
Justin Lapka opened to 10,000 from under the gun before Katrina Weaver jammed for her remaining 67,000 from middle position. The action folded to Marco Johnson in the big blind who tanked for a moment before he rejammed and Lapka folded.
Katrina Weaver: 8♦8♣
Marco Johnson: A♥Q♠
It was coinflip scenario with Weaver having the slight advantage. The 10♥10♦7♦ flop kept Weaver in front and nothing changed on the 7♣ turn. However, the 7♠ on the river put a full house on the board that both opponents played as the pot was chopped.
"It could have been worse," mentioned Timothy Pai, although it was still a painful runout.
Jessica Vierling opened to 10,000 from the button and Brent Hart defended from the big blind.
The flop came A♠8♠10♥. Hart checked, Vierling bet 8,000 and Hart check-raised to 30,000. Vierling made the call.
Vierling called another bet from Hart on the Q♠ turn, this time for 50,000.
On the Q♦ river Hart moved all in, covering Vierling who had around 130,000 behind. Vierling folded and Hart showed that he had 3♦2♣ before taking the pot.
A few hands after handing over a massive double up to Manuel Fritz, Yunkyu Song went heads-up to the turn against Jonathan Newman with the board showing 2♦6♠6♦10♥.
Song then bet 48,000 from the big blind and Newman called in the hijack. The river was the 10♦ and Song bet 108,000.
Newman took a minute before calling once more as Song turned over 8♠6♣ for a full house. Newman mucked and Song raked in the big pot.
Heads-up on a board of 2♣10♥6♦10♦, Jonathan Tamayo bet 27,000 from the button and Michael Bohmerwald called in middle position.
The river was the 5♦ and Tamayo bet another 77,000. Bohmerwald again called and Tamayo showed K♥J♥. Bohmerwald turned over A♥A♦ to win the pot.
At the same time at another table, Manuel Fritz doubled up to more than 550,000 when he picked up aces against Yunkyu Song's ace-king.
"Do I have any future in this tournament?" Song wondered after the hand.
"Of course you do. I see you at the final table," Fritz told him.
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