Oliver Corrie was all-in for 67,000 in a flip and up against Anthony Hachem in the following preflop contest.
Oliver Corrie: A♣10♣ 
Anthony Hachem: 5♥5♠
The Q♠5♦4♠ flop left Corrie with a mountain to climb, and the A♥ turn left him drawing dead to the 7♥ on the river.
A shorter stacked Luka Djumic jammed the cutoff for 72,500 and Sean Ragozzini reluctantly called all-in from the button for the starting stack after his re-entry. Both blinds folded including Alan Xerri, who mentioned he had folded ace-jack suited.
Sean Ragozzini: A♥10♣
Luka Djumic: 8♠8♦
The Q♦10♠9♦A♣4♦ board improved Ragozzini, who was anti-sweating his possible knockout with Djumic.
"I had ace jack of diamonds," Xerri added.
Djumic had 12,500 left and busted right after.
In a preflop all-in, David Xie was the shortest stack at risk for around 60,000 and Kareem Kilany got in there for around three times as much, though he was narrowly covered by Alan Xerri.
David Xie: A♠Q♣
Kareem Kilany: 10♦10♥
Alan Xerri: K♣K♥
The K♠6♦6♣ flop gave Xerri kings full and the Q♥ turn locked up the double knockout to make the J♣ river a formality.
On a table filled with big stacks and notables, Michael Egan bet the A♣J♠6♦10♠3♠ river for 24,000. Huy Lam let his action clock run down to almost zero before he raised to 75,000 and that sent Egan into a brief tank before he called.
Lam tabled the K♠Q♠ for the king-high flush to scoop the decent pot. No longer featured on the table is Riff Mustafa, who entered today.
Wee Loon Tay moved all in from early position for his last 35,000 before looking at his cards, and David Luong made the call as next to act. Todd Sekli then three-bet to 75,000, and Luong let his hand go.
Wee Loon Tay: 8♣7♦
Todd Sekli: A♣A♥
Sekli turned over his pocket aces, and was never in danger through the K♦4♣9♣5♦2♠ board to send Tay to the rail.
Anthony Xu had lost half of his stack early on while Katy Lo doubled. The latter then opened to 8,000 and Xu jammed out of the small blind. Michael Wood pushed all-in over the top and Lo folded with the words "good luck short stack".
Anthony Xu: J♥J♠
Michael Wood: A♥K♣
The board ran out 9♦7♣6♥A♠3♦ and the ace on the turn spelled the end for Xu.
Bobby Oparaocha raised to 8,000 and then called the shove by Sailong Wang for only 24,500 in the next seat.
Sailong Wang: 8♠7♠
Bobby Oparaocha: A♥8♣
The 6♥3♦2♠2♥K♥ board delivered no help and the ace was enough to knock out Wang.
Ian Carroll was all in from middle position, at risk against Brett MacDonald on the button.
Ian Carroll: A♣8♣
Brett MacDonald: A♥J♥
Carroll was calling for a chop, but found no help on the Q♠3♦K♦7♦4♣ board. Carroll joined Daniel Gabriel on the rail from table 22, while Brett MacDonald added new chips to his stack.
Halil Bozdugan jammed the small blind for 48,000 and Gary Benson moved all-in over the top from the big blind.
Halil Bozdugan: K♥Q♥
Gary Benson: A♥K♣
The J♥9♣6♦10♦8♥ board gave Bozgudan the nut straight and Benson's stack was cut into more than half, he busted soon after.
Cheng-Tse Chien opened from under the gun to 8,000, and Michael Pinzone used a time bank card before moving all in for his last 35,000. Chien slid in the call, leaving Pinzone at risk.
Michael Pinzone: K♥Q♥
Cheng-Tse Chien: A♠Q♦
Chien was the only one to improve on the 10♥10♠6♣A♦8♥ runout, winning the pot and sending Pinzone to the rail.
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