Chad Awerbuch jammed the button for the last 29,600 and Hussein Chamas raised out of the small blind to isolate.
Chad Awerbuch: 
Hussein Chamas: 
The 
board gave Awerbuch a full house and he doubled, while Chamas took another hit to his stack. He is no longer the chip leader of Day 1b nor his current table, as Cezary Klimczak has taken over that role.
Michael Tran raised from under the gun and Adam Kharman shoved from the small blind for 57,400 and was called by Mark Betts in the big blind while Tran folded.
Adam Kharman: 
Mark Betts: 
The board ran out 
for Kharman to turn a pair and improve to trips on the river to double up once again.
Wenjian Qiu clashed with his table neighbor, who ended up all in for around 45,000 with the . Qiu was behind with 
but got there on the turn of a 
board.
Patrick Laoyont limped in from the hijack and Guangyu Wang raised to 9,000 on the button. Win Tan four-bet to 32,500 in the big blind. Laoyont shoved from the hijack for 133,000 and Wang got out of the way while Tan made the call for 83,500.
Win Tan: 
Patrick Laoyont: 
The board ran out 
for Tan to hold and improve to a set on the river to double up.
Khal Fayad was spotted on his way out of the tournament area and he had last been spotted with a healthy stack of around 100,000.
A quick look at his former table saw Murray Chick drag in a lot of yellow T-5,000 chips and Bassam Habib explained what had happened. According to Habib, Chick had raised to 6,000 and a short stack jammed for 28,000. Fayad called the jam and tank-called the reshove of Chick after a long tank.
The short stack had nines, Fayad pocket eights and Chick remained supreme with pocket kings on a queen-high board.
Alexey Starchak shoved from the early position for 16,800 and action folded to Patrick Laoyont in the big blind who made the call.
Alexey Starchak:
Patrick Laoyont: 
The flop came 
for Laoyont to hit two pair immediately.
The turn was the which didn't change things and neither did the 
on the river as Starchak was sent away from the feature table after only a few hands.
Chad Awerbuch bet the flop out of the small blind for 4,800 and his opponent from under the gun called. Awerbuch also bet the 
turn for 8,900 to pick up a quick call and the river was checked.
Awerbuch sheepishly turned over 
for queens and deuces, which ended up second-best to 
.
Adam Kharman shoved from the middle position for 30,700 and was called by Patrick Laoyont on the button.
Adam Kharman: 
Patrick Laoyont:
The flop came 
for Kharman to hit a pair of queens and a gutshot to the straight but still be lagging behind Laoyont who held the overpair.
The turn was the for Kharman to hit a straight indeed and secure the double up as the was dealt on the river as a formality.
Dejan Boskovic was all in for the last 32,500 with and faced an opponent who had isolated with the .
On the 
flop, Boskovic called for a nine and his wish was granted with the turn. The river was a blank 
and Boskovic more than doubled.
Jason Sarkis shoved from under the gun for 38,000 and was called by Michael Tran on the button.
Jason Sarkis:
Michael Tran:
The board ran out 
for Tran to hold with the pair of aces to eliminate Sarkis from the Main Event.
Shortly after, Alexey Starchak filled the empty seat to balance the table out.
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