Igor Yaroshevskyy opened to 1,200,000 in the cutoff and Ruogo Wen called on the button.
Yaroshevskyy bet 700,000 on the 9♦K♦J♠ flop and Wen called. Yaroshevskyy then sized up to 2,800,000 on the J♦ turn and Wen again called.
The 3♥ river then checked through and Wen showed K♣Q♣ to win the pot.
Exactly one hand after the previous elimination on the live stream table, Ruogo Wen opened to 1,300,000 and instantly called when Chao Li pushed all-in for the last 7,800,000 in the big blind.
Chao Li: 9♥9♣ 
Ruogo Wen: 10♥10♣
Wen had Li pipped by one notch and the Q♣10♦7♦ flop further cemented the lead for Wen, while Li now needed running cards for sure to escape. It was all-in over with the A♦ turn to make the 4♦ river a formality and the field was suddenly down to the final ten contenders on the final table bubble.
Ming Juen Teoh pushed all-in for 5,800,000 from the hijack and Ruogo Wen called on the button, the blinds folded.
Ming Juen Teoh: Q♦J♥
Ruogo Wen: A♠A♦
The 9♣4♠2♣ flop left Teoh in desperate shape and the 3♣ turn left the Malaysian drawing dead to make the 6♣ river a formality. After starting last in chips, Teoh made it all the way to 12th place and collected $75,800.
Dajie Zhuo raised to 1,200,000 in the cutoff and called the shove by Artur Martirosian in the next seat for the last 3,200,000.
Artur Martirosian: A♦Q♥
Dajie Zhuo: K♦J♣
The Q♠5♦3♥ flop cemented the lead of Martirosian with top pair and top kicker but the 10♦] turn was a mighty sweat as Zhuo picked up straight outs to go with his one overcards. However, there was no further drama as the 6♥ river confirmed the double of Martirosian.
Yuefeng Pan made it 1,200,000 to go as the second player to act and Daiki Shingae called on the button. On the A♦10♥6♦ flop, Pan continued for 1,500,000 to see Shingae call and the 3♠ followed on the turn. Pan now bet 4,500,000 with some 14,000,000 behind and Shingae moved all-in, Pan called and was at risk of elimination.
Yuefeng Pan: A♠Q♥
Daiki Shingae: A♥K♦
Shingae had the best of it with the superior kicker and the 2♥ river sent Pan to the rail in 13th place after he had entered the final day as the chip leader. For his efforts, Pan claims a payday of $75,800.
Level: 28
Blinds: 300,000/600,000
Ante: 600,000
Yuefeng Pan opened to 1,100,000 in the cutoff and Daiki Shingae called in the big blind.
Shingae checked on the flop of 5♦10♦5♠ and Pan bet 1,100,000. Shingae called. Both players then checked on the 10♣ turn.
Shingae checked once more on the Q♦ river and Pan bet 3,000,000. Shingae called with 10♠3♠ and it was good to win the pot.
Michael Zhang raised to 1,000,000 first to act and then folded when Ruogo Wen jammed out of the small blind and Hongjun Zhao called all-in for 8,300,000 in the big blind.
Hongjun Zhao: 10♥10♣
Ruogo Wen: A♠K♦
The K♠9♦7♥ flop paired up Wen and the 7♣ turn left Zhao with only two outs, none of which came on the 3♠ river. His run came to an end in 14th place for $68,100, which unlocked the second pay jump of the final day. All remaining 13 players are now guaranteed at least $75,800 for their efforts.
Igor Yaroshevskyy opened to 1,000,000 and Ming Juen Teoh in the big blind came along, The K♣9♣9♠ flop saw Teoh check-call for 500,000 and the 10♦ turn was checked. After the 6♦ river, Teoh check-called another 1,500,000 and Yaroshevskyy won the pot with A♥A♦ for aces and nines.
Yuefeng Pan opened to 1,000,000 first to act and was called by Sergei Petrushevskii from two seats over. On the [AQh9h7h] flop, both players checked and did so again on the 7♣ turn. The 3♦ river completed the board and Pan check-called a bet of 1,700,000 but couldn't beat the A♣J♦ of Petrushevskii.
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