With 25,000 chips in the pot on A♠7♦3♣J♥, Paulius Vaitekunas who was in the cutoff decided to bet 7,500, and Weiran Pu in the big blind went all in for 29,000, and Vaitekunas snap-called.
Weiran Pu: 10♦3♦ 
Paulius Vaitekunas: A♦7♥
The 5♥ landed on the river and Pu was eliminated.
There were 10,000 chips in the pot on A♦K♦7♠7♠ when Artsiom Lasouski bet 7,200 from the button. Aleksandr Kirichenko called from the big blind before Kenar raised to 25,200.
Lasouski quickly folded, but Kirichenko made the call to see the Q♦ river.
Kirichenko then led all in for 42,000 effective, sending Kenar deep into the tank. After using three time banks, Kenar eventually folded and Kirichenko dragged in the pot. Kenar discussed the hand with Lasouski after and suggested "I have all the flushes, I don't need to call there".
Level: 3
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Aleksandr Kirichenko raised to 1,200 from the cutoff, Jovan Kenjic called on the button, Moussa Ahmad called from the small blind, and Artsiom Lasouski came along from the big blind.
The flop came 6♥7♦7♥, and Lasouski led out for 1,800. Kirichenko raised to 4,000, which got folds from both Kenjic and Ahmad. Lasouski took a few seconds before making it 16,000, but Kirichenko responded with another raise to 30,000. Lasouski called.
Lasouski checked the Q♠ turn, and Kirichenko continued for 15,000 then Lasouski called again to see the J♥ river.
After another check from Lasouski, and Kirichenko moved all in for 53,200 effective. Lasouski went deep into the tank, using four time banks before eventually folding and surrendering the pot to Kirichenko.
With 30,000 chips in the pot and the board reading J♦2♣2♠7♠A♥, Tamas Adamszki bet 25,000 from the big blind.
To his surprise, Eelis Parssinen responded by moving all in for 88,900 from the button. Adamszki went deep into the tank and used one time bank before eventually flicking in the call.
Parssinen tabled J♠J♥ for a full house, while Adamszki revealed Q♦2♠ for trip deuces as Parssinen secured the double-up.
Level: 2
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
There were roughly 13,000 chips in the pot on 3♥4♦Q♣J♥.
Daniel Koloszar on the button bet 7,500 but Parahat Nurmuhammedov in the small blind raised to 18,000 and Koloszar didn't not take long before he made the call.
The Q♠ on the river saw the action come to a halt and both players checked, Nurmuhammedov tabled A♣10♠ for ace-high, but Koloszar tabled second pair with A♠J♣ to take the pot.
There were 11,200 chips in the pot after Weiran Pu three-bet from the big blind and [Removed:654] called from the cutoff.
The flop came 5♥J♦9♠, and Pu continued for 3,500. [Removed:655] made the call before both players checked the 6♠ turn.
Pu checked again when the 4♦ landed on the river, and [Removed:655] took a few moments before announcing a bet of 6,000. Pu wasted little time in folding, and [Removed:655] took down the pot.
Level: 1
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
There has been a change to the schedule for the $15,300 6-Max, with the tournament now set to be played as a one-day event.
Late registration is now expected to close at approximately 10:30 p.m. local time, with play continuing tonight until a champion is crowned.
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