Alexandra Loveless moved all in for 830,000 in early position, and Esteban Ruiz called off his stack of 700,000 as next to act. The rest of the table got out of the way, leaving Ruiz at risk heads up.
Esteban Ruiz: 10♠10♥ 
Alexandra Loveless: A♥K♥
Loveless found an ace in the window of the A♦7♣5♠6♣5♦ board, winning the flip while sending Ruiz to the payout desk.
Level: 24
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Kamran Jamal opened to 135,000 in the cutoff, and Daniel Hughes defended his big blind to the J♠7♥Q♥ flop. Hughes checked to Jamal, who continued for 175,000.
After taking a moment, Hughes slid out a raise to 400,000. That left Jamal taking some time of his own, opting to lay it down and see the pot shipped across the table.
Austin Heddin moved all in from under the gun for 825,000, and was quickly at risk when Joe Wengert shoved his larger stack as next to act. The rest of the table folded, leaving Hedding heads up for his tournament life.
Austin Heddin: 6♠6♣
Joe Wengert: A♠A♣
Heddin need some help, and found it straight away on the 6♦8♣K♥ flop. That set of sixes held on the 10♣ turn and Q♥ river, cracking Wengert's aces for the double-up.
Mauricio Miranda raised for most of his stack in the cutoff, calling instantly when Jiancheng Han moved all in for more in the big blind. Miranda's stack of 970,000 was at risk, as the cards were turned up.
Mauricio Miranda: A♠A♣
Jiancheng Han: K♣K♦
The table watched as Miranda added the other two aces on the J♥5♦A♥A♦5♣ runout to make quads, securing a big double through Han.
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Level: 23
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Two stacks were in the middle on table 11, with Simon Britton covering both as the cards were turned up. Carson Walden was all in for 675,000, while Julian Desmond had a single chip more in his stack of 680,000.
Carson Walden: 5♦4♦
Julian Desmond: A♠A♥
Simon Britton: A♣J♥
Walden picked up additional outs on the 8♠6♥5♥ flop, while the Q♦ turn changed nothing. Desmond called for a king on the river, and the dealer answered with the K♥.
That saw Desmond's pocket aces hold for a triple-up, while Walden was sent to the rail.
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