Franco Da Matta was eliminated after he had been moved tables and on his former table, Xianbin Li entered the fray. The latter bet the heads-up turn of Q♥10♣4♥J♥ for 6,500 in the small blind and Muhammad Yasir called in middle position.
Both checked the 8♣ river and Li tabled the K♠J♣ for a pair of jacks, Yasir won the pot with the A♣K♣ for broadway.
Panayiotis bumped it up to 7,500 preflop and was called three ways before table short stack Brian Rettmann moved all-in for 18,200. Giannakopoulos was the first one to call that, followed by another three players.
"Nice hand Moussa," Sugen Singh joked as table chip leader Moussa Soililti was among the callers alongside Mark Da Matta and Kamlesh Mehta.
On the 9♠7♠4♠ flop, Giannakopoulos pushed for 93,400 and forced out everyone as Soililti folded the 5♠5♥ face-up.
Brian Rettmann: A♦K♠ 
Panayiotis Giannakopoulos: 8♠7♣
Rettmann was behind and couldn't catch any help on the J♣ turn and Q♣ river.
When he was moved from his former table, Rajeev Poonhath had promised he would be back with more chips and that promise may very well come true as he has been on a rush over on table six. Latest multi-way action saw his raise to 1,300 called three ways.
On the K♥10♦4♦ flop, only Senlin Liu in the big blind check-called for 2,000 and did so again for 4,500 on the J♣ turn. Liu checked the 3♥ river and then folded when Poonhath fired a third barrel for 15,500.
Moussa Soililti had won another big pot, this time off Brian Rettmann when his K♥Q♠ rivered a full house on the Q♦7♦4♥K♣Q♥ runout.
Shortly after on the same table, Panayiotis Giannakopoulos pushed all-in for 40,000 on the J♠10♠9♠ flop. Kamlesh Mehta called and Sugen Singh folded, flashing the J♣.
Panayiotis Giannakopoulos: 9♣6♠
Kamlesh Mehta: A♣J♦
"Red card please," Mehta said and the K♥ had his wish granted. But the 4♠ river provided the flush for Giannakopoulos to double.
Level: 4
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Panayiotis Giannakopoulos had won the first Main Event flip today and just jumped in. Against multiple limpers, he made it 2,500 to go and Moussa Soililti in the small blind bumped it up to 12,500.
"First hand must play," Giannakopoulos said and called as the only opponent. Soililti bet the J♣7♥3♠ flop for the same 12,500 to pick up a call and they headed to the 3♥ turn. "You want more? Forty-five," Giannakopoulos said with the last five chips in his hand.
Soililti moved all-in and Giannakopoulos snap-folded.
Rajeev Poonhath had chipped up further and then made it 1,200 to go for Raphael Bsiri on the button and Daniel van der Berg in the small blind to call. The latter bet 800 on the Q♦10♠7♣ flop and Poonhath called. Bsiri raised to 5,600 for van der Berg to come along while Poonhath was railing one of the Main Event flips one table over.
Van der Berg led the 9♦ turn for 10,200 and Bsiri sigh-folded to get shown the K♠J♦ for the nut straight.
With the board checked down all the way to the 10♠9♣4♦7♣4♥ river and only 4,000 in the middle, Hafiz Juma checked from the small blind. Jaryd Jardien bet 3,000 to get called instantly and showed his K♦7♥ for sevens and fours.
Juma had that beat with the A♦A♥ to win the pot and then grinned "I was waiting for you to bet".
Hafiz Juma and Raphael Bsiri re-entered while Kamlesh Mehta and Moussa Soililti jumped in just now. The latter hails from Comoros, an independent volcanic island nation not far from hear between Mozambique and Madagascar.
On the fourth table of play, late entrant Ali Raza bet the 6♦5♠4♠2♦7♣ river for 25,000 in the big blind Rajeev Poonhath on the button then raised to 55,000 and Raza folded, flipped over pocket fives for a set.
Poonhath revealed the A♦ first but also showed the 8♣ as well.
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