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Kane Kalas raised to 80,000 on the button, and Michael Moncek three-bet all in for his stack of 420,000. Kalas gave it some thought before making the call.
Michael Moncek: A♦K♣ 
Kane Kalas: K♠8♠
Moncek had Kalas dominated, and once the board ran out 10♠Q♦10♦6♠9♣ Moncek's ace-king remained best for the double-up.
The very next hand, Moncek found himself all in once again for 920,000, with Nick Schulman putting him at risk.
Michael Moncek: Q♣J♣
Nick Schulman: A♣9♥
Moncek put his new chips to the test right away, and after the board ran out 7♦J♥K♥7♠K♠, he paired his jack to double on back-to-back hands.
Action was picked up on the turn with Ranno Sootla all in and Antoine Sankari putting him at risk, with the board showing J♣10♣3♥Q♣.
Ranno Sootla: 8♣5♣
Antoine Sankari: K♠Q♥
Sootla turned a flush and left Sankari drawing dead with his pair of queens. The river was the 6♠ to officially give Sootla the double up.
Inaugural WSOP Paradise Main Event winner Stanislav Zegal raised from the cutoff and quickly called when Kelvin Kerber moved all in for around 1,200,000.
Kelvin Kerber: AxQx
Stanislav Zegal: AxKx
Zegal boosted his stack, holding out on the J♠9♣9♠6♣8♠ runout to bust the Brazilian.
Santhosh Suvarna was all-in for his last 720,000 and at risk to Gustavo Silva.
Santhosh Suvarna: A♥3♥
Gustavo Silva: A♠Qx
Suvarna was eliminated after the K♠9♣9♦8♣10♣ runout.
Michael Moncek, who just late-registered and joined his table three minutes prior, found himself all in with Baurzhan Akimov, putting himself at risk.
Michael Moncek: J♣8♠
Baurzhan Akimov: A♠9♠
Moncek had two live cards to double up, but could not connect on the 3♣4♦5♦10♦7♦ runout, and the ace-high of Akimov was best, eliminating Moncek less than five minutes after he sat down.
Fabian Niederreiter put in his last 80,000 from the button and was called by Alejandro Ganivet from the small blind. Brandon Sheils made it 600,000 from the big blind to put the action back on the chip leader. He made it 1,280,000 and snap-called when Sheils jammed for around 3,000,000.
Fabian Niederreiter: Q♦10♦
Brandon Sheils: QxQx
Alejandro Ganivet: A♠A♥
Ganivet scooped the massive pot after holding out on the drama-free 10♠8♥4♥6♦7♥ runout.
Paul Esau was all in for 545,000, and Travis Egbert called to put him at risk.
Paul Esau: A♠J♣
Travis Egbert: A♣10♦
Esau had Egbert dominated, and held through the 3♥6♠J♦7♦Q♠ runout to double up
Adrian Mateos opened to 80,000 from under the gun. Gustavo Narducci called from the next seat over, with Alejandro De La Flor Lopez coming along from the big blind.
It checked to Narducci on the 9♦6♦4♥ flop, and he bet 125,000. Lopez and Mateos called.
Lopez led out for 245,000 on the 3♣ turn, and received two quick folds.
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