When the action folded to Adrian Mateos in the small blind, he moved all-in for 145,000, and Wesley Fei called in the big blind.
Adrian Mateos: A♦6♠ 
Wesley Fei: 8♣7♣
Mateos retained his lead on the 4♠5♣10♦ flop and the Q♣ turn, but the river was a bridge too far, as the 9♣ gave Fei a flush and ended Mateos's event.
Christoph Vogelsang raised to 30,000 from under the gun, and Ben Heath moved all-in for 95,000 from the hijack. Jesse Lonis four-bet to 160,000 from the cutoff, and Vogelsang folded.
Ben Heath: K♦J♦
Jesse Lonis: 8♥8♦
The 6♠3♣9♣ flop kept Lonis in the lead, but the J♣ turn saw Heath leapfrog him. However, Lonis found one of the two remaining eights in the deck on the 8♣ river to snatch back his lead and send Heath to the rail.
Level: 13
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The remaining 66 players are taking a 15-minute break.
Eelis Parssinen raised to 24,000 from early position, and Ben Heath called from one seat to his left. Chang Lee then three-bet to 120,000 from the small blind. Parssinen responded by moving all-in for 295,000, and Heath did the same, moving all-in for 389,000. Lee called, putting two at risk.
Eelis Parssinen: 10♠10♦
Ben Heath: A♥K♥
Chang Lee: A♣K♠
The window card was a welcome sight for Parssinen, as the 10♣2♠7♣ flop improved him to top set. The 6♠ turn sealed the deal, with the 9♥ river completing the board. Parssinen tripled up, with Heath left with a sub-ten-big-blind stack.
Xuan Tan jammed from under the gun for 171,000, and Jules Dickerson looked him up from the big blind.
Xuan Tan: Q♠J♠
Jules Dickerson: A♠Q♥
Dickerson retained his lead on the 4♥8♠8♣ flop and on the 3♠ turn, but the latter brought Tan a flush draw. It wasn't a spade that saved him, though, as the J♥ landed on the river to keep him alive.
Seven-time Triton champion Matthias Eibinger moved all-in for 72,000 from middle position and was at risk when Linglin Zeng called from the hijack.
Matthias Eibinger: Q♠10♦
Linglin Zeng: A♠7♣
Zeng made trips on the 3♥6♦A♣A♦4♣ board to claim Eibinger's stack for her own and send Eibinger to the river.
Yoko Sasaki raised to 25,000 from the cutoff, and Eric Wasserson moved all-in for 199,000 from the small blind. As soon as the big blind folded, Sasaki called.
Eric Wasserson: J♠J♦
Yoko Sasaki: A♠A♦
The 7♦K♥8♦ flop did little more for Wasserson than offer some backdoor opportunities, but that door was slammed shut on the K♣ turn. The A♥ then gave Sasaki a full house, sealing Wasserson's fate.
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