Nick Jivkov raised to 20,000 in the small blind and Marat Zinnatullin three-bet shoved all in, putting himself at risk. Jivkov made the call.
Marat Zinnatullin: A♣10♣ 
Nick Jivkov: A♠K♦
The flop came 5♣K♥K♣, giving Jivkoc trips and Zinnatullin a flush draw. The 10♠ turn and 4♥ river offered no help Zinnatullin and he was sent packing.
Chinchia Hsu raised to 10,000 in early position and Peter Hengsakul three-bet to 35,000 in the big blind. Hsu then four-bet to 65,000 and Hengsakul called.
The flop came 6♠3♥2♦ and Hsu continued for 25,000. Hengsakul then moved all in and Hsu snap-called.
Chinchia Hsu: A♦A♣
Peter Hengsakul: J♥J♠
Hengsakul had run into Hsu's aces as the 10♣10♥ turn and river provided no help. He was already out of his seat and walking out of the tournament area, but a count showed he barely had Hsu's 90,000 covered and he had to be called back to nurse his extreme short stack.
Tsz Liu got the rest of her 100,000 in the middle from the small blind as Lily Kiletto put her at risk in the cutoff.
Tsz Liu: 7♦7♠
Lily Kiletto: K♦Q♦
Kiletto hit a pair on the A♥Q♠9♦ flop to take the lead, then improved to trips on the Q♣ turn. The river was the 5♦ and Kiletto sent Liu to the rail.
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Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Michael Bohmerwald bet 8,000 from middle position on a flop of A♠9♥5♥ and Philip Stack called on the button. Shane Hall then raised to 25,000 in the big blind and Bohmerwald folded, but Stack moved all in for 50,000. Hall snap-called.
Philip Stack: 9♠9♦
Shane Hall: A♣9♣
Hall had flopped top two pair, but Stack showed down a set of nines as the board ran out 7♣10♥ to earn him a double up.
Action picked up on the turn in a hand between Edward Holstein in the big blind and Colton Blomberg who was under the gun.
With over 30,000 in the middle and the board reading 9♦K♣2♠8♥, Holstein check-called a bet of 12,000.
The 10♥ river went check-check and Blomberg tabled the winner with A♠9♥, besting the J♠9♣ of Holstein.
Chia Hsu bet 30,000 from early position on a flop of J♥9♠7♣ and Nicholas Whitehead moved all in for 82,000 on the button. Hsu quickly called.
Nicholas Whitehead: A♦J♣
Chia Hsu: Q♣J♦
Both players had flopped top pair, but Whitehead was ahead with his ace-kicker as the board ran out 8♥K♠ to earn him a double up.
Maurice Paola raised in middle position and Tony Phan three-bet shoved for 56,000, putting himself at risk. Paola made the call.
Tony Phan: A♦K♦
Maurice Paola: Q♦Q♣
The board ran out 3♥6♦7♠A♥3♠, with Phan pairing his ace to earn the double up.
The next hand, Paola moved all in for his last 17,000 and was called by Eric Medved. Medved's ace-eight bested Paola's seven-five suited and Paola was sent to the rail.
Around 70,000 was in the pot when Maria Konnikova bet enough from middle position to put Erik Nomberg all in on a board of 7♠2♦10♠6♥K♣.
Nomberg, in the small blind, tanked for several minutes until he called for his last 50,000. Konnikova then showed A♠A♦ and Nomberg shot out of his seat and slammed his cards in the muck before making his exit.
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