Nicolette Ramos bet the J♠10♣4♠3♠ turn for 4,500 and then called all-in for her shorter stack when Cliton Taliwanth pushed.
Nicolette Ramos: A♥10♠ 
Cliton Taliwanth: K♥K♦
"Kings? I need a spade," Ramos said but found none on the 2♣ river. Also no longer in contention are Ben and Bradley Moore as well as Diane Walker.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
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Eli Mazor raised to 4,000 and Reza de Bruyn three-bet to 12,500 out of the big blind. The shove by Mazor followed and de Bruyn called all-in for the last 88,300.
Reza de Bruyn: K♥K♣
Eli Mazor: A♥Q♥
The 10♦9♠3♠J♠10♥ board left Mazor with a short stack while de Bruyn joined the chip leaders.
In a preflop flip, Muzamil Gothey took on Jon Persent from Norway for around 20,000.
Jon Persent: 6♣6♦
Muzamil Gothey: A♥10♥
Gothey made no pair on the Q♦J♠3♦9♣8♠ board but rivered a straight to send yet another opponent packing today.
On the tail end of a 5♦3♥2♥10♥J♣ board, Adam Gamsy bet 16,000 when checked to by Beat Schlegel. After some contemplation, the Swiss tossed in a single T-100 chip for the call and Gamsy tapped the table, tossed his cards into the muck.
"Show one," Schlegel's table neighbour Troy McTeer said. That request was granted as Schlegel flashed the A♠.
Gavin Sardini was all-in and at risk with the 9♦9♥ and up against the K♠K♥ of rising big stack Ronit Chamani.
The dominated pair found no help on the 8♦8♣3♣5♠10♥ board and that spelled the end for Sardini.
"Good luck in the next one," Chamani told him on the way out.
Over on the live stream table, Troy McTeer was all-in from an early position with the 6♠6♦ and Sean Bloom looked him up with the A♠A♣ in the cutoff.
The K♥J♣2♣Q♦J♠ board left McTeer without chips but he re-entered shortly after.
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