In a heads-up pot on a board of K♥10♣5♠5♦, Shaneil Stokes checked and Matas Cimbolas bet 100,000. Stokes check-raised all in and Cimbolas called.
Shaneil Stokes: KxJx 
Matas Cimbolas: A♥A♣
Stokes had run into aces and couldn't improve as the 3♦ river bricked off to mark his elimination.
There was a raise to 16,000 in middle position and Marc Rivera three-bet on the button. Luigi Soncin four-bet jammed all in for a little over 200,000 from the small blind. Joergen Lund woke up with a hand in the big blind and also ripped all in. The action was back on Rivera, who quickly called off his stack of 394,000 and all three hands were tabled.
Luigi Soncin: 10♠10♦
Marc Rivera: A♥A♦
Joergen Lund: K♣K♦
It was a huge cooler with three players waking up with premium hands on the button and the blinds. A clean board of 9♠9♥4♠6♠7♣ ran out to give Rivera the win and a stack of over 1,000,000 chips.
Yoav Schverd opened and Sosia Jiang three-bet. Schverd four-bet and Jiang called.
Schverd then moved all in on the flop of 4♦Q♥9♠ and Jiang called with a shorter stack.
Sosia Jiang: 9x9x
Yoav Schverd: Q♣Q♦
Jiang had flopped middle set but was drawing nearly dead against Schverd's set of queens as the board finished out 6♠4♠ to mark the high roller's elimination.
Karolis Sereika opened to 12,000 from the cutoff, with Shaun Deeb calling in the small blind and Magnus Pukk coming along from the big blind.
Sereika continued with a bet on the J♠Q♥5♠ flop, with Deeb raising and Pukk letting his hand go. Sereika moved all in and Deeb quickly called and turned over his cards.
Karolis Sereika: A♠2♠
Shaun Deeb: 10♠8♠
Sereika's ace-high was in front until the 8♦ turn, where Deeb made a pair. The 6♥ was a blank, as Sereika hit the exit while Deeb raked in the pot.
Danilo Velasevic opened to 12,000 in early position and Neil Warren made the call on his left. Action folded around to Gregor Sverko in the big blind, who three-bet to 60,000.
Velasevic was the only caller to the 9♣Q♥A♥ flop, where Sverko led out for 30,000. Velasevic called and the 7♠ turn was flipped over.
Sverko checked to Velasevic, who announced a bet of 80,000. After taking some time, Sverko called and the dealer turned over the 10♠ river.
Another check from Sverko was followed by Velasevic moving all in. Facing a decision for the rest of his chips, Sverko took several minutes before tossing in a calling chip.
Velasevic tabled 9♥9♦ for a flopped set of nines, while Sverko showed A♣K♣ on his way to the rail.
With the board showing 10♦5♦2♣4♠, Maksim Paniak was all in and at risk against Cole Keenan on his left.
Maksim Paniak: 2♥2♦
Cole Keenan: 4♥4♦
Paniak had flopped a set of deuces but Keenan caught up on the turn to make a set of his own. The 8♦ river changed nothing, sending Paniak to the rail.
With about 190,000 in the middle the turn read A♥10♠4♣8♦, and both Juan Pardo and Ameer Wakil had their cards face-up in the blinds. Wakil was at risk for approximately 290,000 and Pardo was looking for the knockout.
Ameer Wakil: A♣Q♣
Juan Pardo: A♠4♠
Pardo had flopped two pair against Wakil's top pair who was unable to find a queen to stay alive as the dealer rolled the K♥ on the river.
With over 240,000 in the middle the turn read 8♣5♠4♥4♦ and Ottomar Ladva fired a bet of 85,000 from the big blind. Ana Marquez was the only opponent in the hand and made the call in the cutoff.
When the 6♦ fell on the river Ladva announced all in for about 445,000. Marquez had roughly 160,000 and dropped a chip across the line to make the call.
Marquez tabled her J♠J♣ but was shown the bad news as Ladva rolled K♠K♣, sending her out of the tournament.
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