Sugen Singh three-bet jammed for 66,000 in the big blind and Xianbin Li called from under the gun.
Sugen Singh: 7♥7♠ 
Xianbin Li: A♦Q♦
The suited ace got there on the A♣3♣3♠5♠K♣ board to send Singh to the rail.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
With the completed board showing A♠8♣6♦5♥10♠, Alfred Magani sighed when he checked in the small blind and Xiecheng Mi jammed for 125,000 on the button.
After brief consideration, Magani called all-in and Mi wanted to muck his cards. His 9♠3♠ for complete air were exposed and now it was Magani who wanted to muck also. "He folded" Magani said and Cliton Taliwanth insisted that all cards needed to be shown. Magani had the A♦2♠ for the top pair with worst kicker and secored the full double, leaving Mi on spare change.
On the river of a 10♦7♦3♥9♦7♣ board, Steven Radloff bet 150,000. The action was then on Clayton Chipando and he was in the cutoff with 130,000 behind. After some consideration, Chipando called and was shown the Q♣Q♦ for queens and sevens by Radloff.
Chipando tabled his 10♥9♣ and then headed to the rail.
Only one table remains in the secondary tournament area and Zeus A was there to tell Luqman A how he busted to an ace on the river in a fairly large pot. The largest stack on his former table is Fabrice Ah-Nien who had been moved there not long ago.
Sami Matar has regained some of the chips he had previously lost with Tome Dinh now leading their table.
On the former live stream table, Clayton Chipando squeezed to 55,000 out of the blinds and it folded back to Raphael Bsiri who pushed for around 190,000. Jonathan Hyman in between them came along and Chipando folded.
Raphael Bsiri: A♥Q♣
Jonathan Hyman: J♠J♦
The 9♥7♠2♦3♦K♣ runout kept pocket jacks in the lead and sent Hyman to the top of the leaderboard.
"No gamble no future", another player from a nearby table said when Xianbin Li had called the preflop shove by Abu Msuya for around 120,000 preflop with the latter telling "Andy" was gonna gamble.
Abu Msuya: J♣9♣
Xianbin Li: K♦Q♠
The board ran out A♦K♠3♦4♥5♣ and Msuya was knocked out. He was then the last player to get into the following ten-handed flip and hit a straight along with Muaaz Gani. "He can decide" Gani said who was already back in the field. Msuya opted to chop for $500 and buy back in for a fifty percent discount.
Three ways to the 10♥8♦6♦ flop, Nathan Pan jammed for the last 25,000 from the small blind. Kumi Pather went all-in over the top and Brian Rettmann folded on the button.
Nathan Pan: Q♦8♠
Kumi Pather: 6♥6♠
The 9♥ turn gave Pan some options to survive but the 4♥ river was not among them.
The cards were already on their backs with the completed board showing J♣4♠2♥Q♥2♠ and Ivan Govorov had jammed with the covering stack. Xianbin Li was not folding the Q♣J♣ for queens up and got the full double through Govorov's A♥K♣.
Ilan Miller got his shorter stack in right after coming back from the break and he was up against Ak Ak.
Ilan Miller: A♦9♠
Ak Ak: J♣J♠
After the J♦8♣10♦3♦ turn, Miller asked for another diamond but the 10♣ river was a blank.
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