Aram Oganyan jammed for around 400,000 from the button and got called by Vincent Huang from the small blind.
Aram Oganyan: K♦9♦ 
Vincent Huang: A♦J♠
Oganyan was behind to the ace-jack of Huang, but a lot could change with five cards to come. Huang paired his jack on the 3♣J♥8♠ flop to move even further ahead. The rest of the runout came 8♣10♥, and Oganyan was the next to head the cashier's desk.
After some raising back and forth preflop, Hossein Ensan got his stack of around 1,200,000 into the middle from late position with Roman Stoika trying to bust him from the blinds.
Hossein Ensan: 7♣7♦
Roman Stoika: J♥J♦
Ensan needed to find a seven to beat Stoika's pocket jacks, or he would be the next elimination from the Main Event.
Ensan didn't find any help on the 9♥9♣4♣10♦A♠ runout, and all of his stack headed over to Stoika.
Viacheslav Buldygin raised to 120,000 from the cutoff with Fahredin Mustafov calling from the button. Sirzat Hissou squeezed all in from the big blind for 795,000, and Buldygin jammed over the top with the covering stack. Mustafov folded, and the cards were revealed.
Sirzat Hissou: K♦Q♥
Viacheslav Buldygin: A♥K♥
Hissou needed to come from behind to beat the Big Slick of Buldygin. The Q♠9♦A♦8♠10♣ runout didn't improve Hissou enough to win, and all of his chips were sent over to Buldygin.
Pieter Aerts has been a tear recently and doubled up a few times to get his stack to around 2,600,000. He had just the chance to add more chips to his castle, but a brutal three-outer halted that.
Auzoux was in the cutoff and with around 1,650,000, ended up getting his stack in against Aerts, who was on the button.
Gregoire Auzoux: A♦Q♣
Pieter Aerts: A♥K♠
Aerts had a chance to be among the chip leaders, but the 4♥Q♦A♣ flop gave Auzoux top two pair and a firm grip on the hand. No kings arrived on the 9♣8♠ runout, and Aerts was forced to cough up a chunk of chips over to Auzoux.
Rahul Byrraju opened to 125,000 from under the gun and Viacheslav Buldygin three-bet from the next seat. When it got back to Byrraju, he shoved, and Buldygin snap-called for his stack of around 1,600,000.
Viacheslav Buldygin: A♠A♥
Rahul Byrraju: K♥K♦
Buldygin had the bullets and put them to good use as the Q♥5♥7♠5♦8♥ runout brought no surprises. Despite that small setback, Byrraju still has a healthy stack of around 3,700,000.
Aliaksei Boika raised to 120,000 from the cutoff and only Sebastian Gahl called from the big blind.
Gahl check-called a bet of 80,000 from Boika on the 7♣A♠6♥ flop.
The turn came the 5♥ and Gahl check-called another bet from Boika, this time for 225,000.
Gahl checked for the last time on the 3♦ river, and Boika jammed for Gahl's stack of 550,000. Gahl went into the tank for a minute before deciding on a call.
Boika flipped over a rivered straight with A♥4♥ to win the pot and eliminate Gahl, who had A♣3♥ for two pair.
At another table, Orhan Ates was forced to abruptly end his massage after being eliminated and is no longer a participant in the tournament.
Pieter Aerts opened the button to 120,000 and Orhan Ates shoved from the big blind for around 1,600,000. Aerts had 1,260,000 in his stack and put them all into the middle, which left him at risk.
Pieter Aerts: A♠Q♥
Orhan Ates: 8♥8♣
It was a fair fight, and one that leaned towards Ates as the 9♥6♦2♠ flop kept his pocket eights in the lead. However, the pendulum swung back to favor Aerts on the turn as the A♦ gave him top pair. Nothing changed on the 9♦ river, and Aerts got another double.
Aram Oganyan shoved the button for 370,000 and Sirzat Hissou called from the small blind.
Aram Oganyan: Q♠9♦
Sirzat Hissou: A♦5♥
Oganyan had live cards, and found one of them in the window as the flop came 10♥3♠Q♦. A J♦ on the turn gave both players straight draws, but the 4♥ river bricked out, earning Oganyan a doube-up.
In the next hand, Jovan Kenjic shoved from the small blind for 625,000 and Matthew Wantman called in the big blind.
Jovan Kenjic: A♠K♦
Matthew Wantman: A♥7♦
Kenjic was in the lead, and never lost it as the J♠6♠2♣9♣9♠ runout also saw him double.
Pieter Aerts jammed under the gun for 690,000, and Gregoire Auzoux called from the big blind to try and bust him.
Pieter Aerts: A♦10♠
Gregoire Auzoux: 6♠6♦
Aerts and Auzoux were in a flip, which Aerts managed to win on the 10♦10♥9♦K♣5♣ runout, by improving to trips, earning him the double-up
From the hijack, Aleksandr Chernikov jammed for around 400,000 and got looked up by Salah Assi out of the big blind.
Aleksandr Chernikov: A♦10♣
Salah Assi: K♣7♣
Chernikov's ace-high was ahead until the K♦J♦7♠ flop propelled Assi into pole position with top pair. The remainder of the board came 4♣3♣ and Chernikov exited the tournament in 29th place.
At a nearby table, Tom Middleton was seen leaving his seat after being eliminated from the tournament.
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