A button raise by Jose Montes was followed by the three-bet shove of Victor Ramdin, who was at risk for around 360,000 in the small blind. Montes called and it was a classic flip for Ramdin's tournament life.
Victor Ramdin: 
Jose Montes: 
The board ran out 
and Ramdin headed to the payout desk. Also on the rail: Jack Salter.
Sven McDermott raised it up from the cutoff and Talal Shakerchi jammed the button for 455,000, which McDermott called.
Talal Shakerchi: 
Sven McDermott: 
On the board of 
, the pocket pair of the Irishman was no good and he was left with a miracle ahead, down to a single big blind.
It was blind versus blind with the board reading 
. Vojtech Ruzicka checked from the small blind and Julien Martini bet 110,000 into around 200,000 from the big blind. Ruzicka used up one of his time extensions before announcing all in for 330,000. Martini snapped him off and the cards were tabled.
Julien Martini: 
Vojtech Ruzicka: 
Ruzicka was already drawing dead to Martini's top two pair as he stood up from his chair. The insignificant 
completed the board and Martini collected the chips to climb over 2,000,000.
Down to 275,000, Michael Dix moved all and was called by Sven McDermott from one seat over.
Dix was trailing preflop with 
versus , but instantly flopped the flush on a board of 
.
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The action folded to Benjamin Pollak on the button who moved all in for his last 275,000 chips. Luis Faria asked for a count from the small blind and made the call.
Luis Faria:
Benjamin Pollak: 
Pollak had two live cards to work with but the flop of 
left Faria in the lead with his ace-high. The on the turn gave Pollak a straight draw as well but the 
on the river bricked off, sending him to the payout desk.
Down to just 150,000, Patrick Tardif was all in and at risk against Joep Raemaekers, the camera crews rushed by and the online grinder was in a joking mood.
"They will all say, uhh where did his chips go, he had so much."
Patrick Tardif: 
Joep Raemaekers:
The board came 
and Tardif scored a double to remain in contention.
On a flop of 
, action was heavy as Luke Marsh bet 35,000, Scott Stewart check-raised to 130,000 in the small blind and Blair Hinkle jammed in the big covering everyone. Marsh called off for 475,000 and Stewart used a time bank before mucking.
Luke Marsh: 
Blair Hinkle: 
Hinkle missed his flush as it came , .
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