Over on the live stream table, Elliot Smith was all in for 172,000 with the 
and Matthias Eibinger looked him up with 
.
Eibinger picked up a lot more outs on the 
flop and the 
turn, and the 
river improved the Austrian to send Smith to the rail.
Byron Kaverman raised and Brian Altman three-bet the button, then Jimmy Guerrero four-bet shoved out of the big blind. Kaverman folded and Altman was priced in to make the call.
Jimmy Guerrero: 
Brian Altman: 
The board of 
gave Altman a flush and Guerrero was done for the day.
"He lost kings to nines and now again with kings," Felipe Pantoja said in table chat.
Both Maria Ho and Rex Clinkscales have been nurturing shorter stacks, but both of them picked up some chips uncontested. After a raise from Mihai Manole and call from Glenn Miller, Maria Ho called from the big blind with 103,000 behind. On the 
flop, Manole bet 17,000, Miller folded, Ho got it in and Manole folded after one time bank.
Another time bank card got used by Scott Wellenbach against Clickscales. Wellenbach had bet 40,000 on a 
board, Clinkscales shoved for 232,000 and Wellenbach gave it up after the extra seconds.
The cards of Pasquale Sarracco were already rushed away and he had to pay off Jeff Hakim for 228,000, as he could not beat the of Hakim on a board of 
. According to Hakim, he opened to 16,000 and Sarracco three-bet out of the blinds to 48,000, then called the dour-bet shove with 
to end up second-best.
On a 
flop, Dzmitry Urbanovich checked from the big blind. Joao Simao, on the button, bet 16,000. Urbanovich check-called.
The turn brought the . This time, Urbanovich led for 22,000. Simao raised to 100,000, enough to claim the pot.
On the tail end of a hand between Aleksandr Gofman and Marc Perrault, the former bet the 
river for 67,000 out of the big blind and Perrault called. Gofman tabled 
for a straight and won the pot.
Conor Beresford opened to 18,000 from the hijack and received calls from the blinds, including Ian Hunter in the big blind. The flop was and Beresford continued for 18,000. Hunter check-shoved 95,000 total and Beresford called it off.
Ian Hunter:
Conor Beresford: 
Hunter was all but dead but caught a miracle 
on the turn to stay in the tournament. The meaningless river was the 
and the Brit doubled up.
"Ahh, I'm sorry mate, didn't wanna do it to you," Hunter apologetically said to Beresford while giving him a fistbump.
"No worries mate," Beresford responded to his countryman.
On a flop of 
, Kevin Andriamahefa was all in for around 180,000 against Tommy Nguyen, to his right.
Kevin Andriamahefa:
Tommy Nguyen:
The turn and river filled up the board and Andriamahefa couldn't hit, heading to the rail instead.
Directly after the break, Mark Radoja raised to 17,000, Daniel Strelitz three-bet shoved out of the big blind, and Radoja called it off for 125,000 total.
Mark Radoja:
Daniel Strelitz: 
The dealer spread out 
and Radoja had an easy hold.
Michael Vela moved all in from the small blind for his last 125,000. Marc Perrault, in the big blind, snap-called and the cards were tabled.
Marc Perrault:
Michael Vela: 
The board came 
and Parrault took down the pot, sending Vela to the exit.
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