Toni Kaukua raised the button to 12,000 before Adrian Mateos three-bet to around 50,000 from the small blind. Kaukua four-bet to 135,000 and Mateos continued with a call.
Mateos started with a check on the 10♠J♥7♠ flop, and Kaukua checked behind.
A 4♦ hit the turn and Mateos led out for around 90,000. Kaukua thought briefly and then tossed his cards away.
Level: 8
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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On the flop of 3♦4♣9♣, Daniel Rezaei and Aleksandr79 just got all of their chips across the betting line with Aleksandr79 being the player at risk for his last 100,000.
Aleksandr79: J♥J♣ 
Daniel Rezaei: A♣Q♣
Aleksandr79 had the overpair, although Rezaei could hit almost half the deck to take the lead.
The rest of the board ran out clean for Aleksandr79's pocket jacks, as it came 5♥6♠ and he kept his seat in the Main Event.
With around 90,000 in the pot, Markkos Ladev bet 30,000 from the small blind on the 9♦4♦3♠ flop, and Aleksandr Chernikov instantly shoved for 187,500 on the button. Ladev didn't act immediately; instead, he got an exact count from the dealer and then placed the call.
Aleksandr Chernikov: 6♥5♥
Markkos Ladev: A♦J♣
Ladev came to the right decision with ace-high, although he had to fade a lot of outs to bust Chernikov.
The 7♥ rolled off on the turn to give Chernikov the nuts, and left Ladev drawing dead.
A 10♠ on the river was just a necessity and Ladev had to send a bunch of his stack over to Chernikov.
Level: 7
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Players are on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Danilo Velasevic raised to around 8,000 from the cutoff and Toni Kaukua three-bet to 20,000 on the button. Ian Bradley cold four-bet jammed from the big blind for 80,000, forcing Velasevic to fold. Kaukua thought about the spot for a while before deciding to call and put Bradley at risk.
Ian Bradley: J♣J♦
Toni Kaukua: K♣Q♠
The flip didn't go the way of Bradley, as he the board ran out A♣Q♦2♥4♠4♥ to give Kaukua the best hand with a pair of queens on the flop.
Bradley hit the rail and Kaukua was up to around 600,000.
Yulian Bogdanov raised to 8,500 under the gun and only Anton Sergienko called on the button.
Bogdanov slid out a bet of 9,000 on the 3♣2♠4♥ flop, and Sergienko raised to 28,000. Bogdanov decided to call.
The 4♠ fell on the turn, and when it got to Sergienko, he bet 35,000. Again, Bogdanov called.
A final check came from Bogdanov after the 9♦ peeled off on the river, and Sergienko quickly tossed out a bet of 50,000. Bogdanov went for the most aggressive option, check-raising to 275,000. Sergienko didn't think long before calling.
Bogdanov flipped over 9♣9♥ for a rivered boat. Sergienko looked to the heavens before showing Q♠Q♦ for an overpair, and the pot of over half a million headed to Bogdanov.
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