On a board of 8♠2♠K♠, Sergio Da Silva Veloso checked and Santhosh Suvarna bet 310,000. Veloso check-jammed and Suvarna called with a bigger stack.
Sergio Da Silva Veloso: A♠K♦ 
Santhosh Suvarna: A♣A♥
It was a dream flop for Veloso but he had run into aces and couldn't hit a spade or king as the board bricked out to mark his elimination on the soft bubble.
After an open from Bogdan Jontulovic in the hijack, Aaron Mermelstein three-bet to 525,000 in the small blind. Jontulovic moved all in for 2,265,000, and the call was made.
Bogdan Jontulovic: Q♠Q♦
Aaron Mermelstein: J♠J♥
Jontulovic faced no danger on the A♦5♥4♦K♠5♣ runout, doubling his stack while leaving Mermelstein short.
Daniel Negreanu raised to 200,000 from under the gun. Benny Glaser and Jean-Robert Bellande called from middle position and the hijack.
It checked to Bellande on the A♦10♦4♠ flop, where his bet of 450,000 took down the pot.
Action was picked up with Florian Lohnert all in from the button for 1,950,000, and Mehdi Chaoui in the cutoff putting him at risk.
Florian Lohnert: A♠A♥
Mehdi Chaoui: J♠J♣
Lohnert woke up with aces and was able to double up during hand-for-hand play once the board ran out 7♥7♦9♥5♠9♣.
The players have seen a pair of double-ups and no eliminations so far, as hand-for-hand play continues on the soft bubble, six from the money.
Chanracy Khun slid out a bet of 250,000 from the hijack on the J♠8♦Q♦10♦ turn, and Ramiro Petrone took some time before making the call on the button.
Khun led out again on the 4♣ river, this time for 800,000. Petrone watched the 30-second clock start to tick down before making the call. Khun turned over A♥K♠ for Broadway, adding more chips to his stack as Petrone mucked.
Brian Luo opened to 210,000 from the cutoff. Arsenii Karmatckii and Felix Rabas called from the blinds.
Karmatckii led out for 175,000 on the J♠9♦4♣ flop. Only Luo called.
Karmatckii fired out another 450,000 on the 5♣ turn, which forced out Luo.
Action was picked up on the river with the board showing K♦9♥Q♦4♣8♥ and roughly 4,000,000 already in the pot.
Just six players away from making the money, Erik Eisen was facing a bet for his stack of 2,955,000 from the chip leader [Removed:658].
After using several time extensions, Eisen flicked in chips to make the call. [Removed:660] turned over K♥10♠ for top pair, but Eisen had the winner to double up when he tabled K♠Q♣ for top two pair.
Action was caught on the turn, with around 1,200,000 in the pot.
On the 10♣6♠4♠2♥ board, Bryn Kenney checked in the big blind, and Tomas Jozonis fired out 650,000 from the button. Kenney called.
The 10♥ completed the board, and Kenney check-folded after Jozonis jammed as the big stack.
Kenney flashed the 3♠, saying he had the nut-low and bricked his straight-flush draw, indicating his hand was 7♠3♠.
The remaining 208 players have returned to their seats, and the tournament will be played one hand at a time until the money bubble of 202.
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