From middle position, Ali Eslami raised to 52,000. Anthony Diotte reraised from the hijack seat to 130,000, and Eslami called to see the 
flop. Both players checked, and the turn was the 
. Again, both players checked, then the river brought the 
. Eslami bet all but 1,000 of his chips for 459,000, and Diotte tank-called. Eslami showed the 
for a set of sevens, and Diotte mucked his hand.
From early position, Pfizer Jordan raised to 50,000. Craig McCorkell called on the button, and then Dong Guo reraised to 112,000 out of the small blind. Jordan called, and McCorkell called, and the flop came down 
.
Action was checked around on the flop to see the 
pair the board on the turn. This was where Guo led with a bet of 75,000, Jordan called, and McCorkell folded. Then, the 
completed the board on the river. Guo checked, Jordan bet 365,000, and Guo gave it up.
Christopher Sly opened from under the gun, Eddy Sabat three-bet shoved from the cutoff for 225,000 and Sly called.
Sly: 
Sabat: 
The board ran out 
, giving Sabat a pair of kings to double up.
William Cole opened to 52,000 only to have Luis Assuncao three-bet to 125,000 from the cutoff. Cole made the call and then check-called 100,000 on the 
flop.
The turn of the went check, check, and when the 
landed on the river, Cole bet out 340,000 and Assuncao went into the tank before eventually folding.
With the board showing 
, Tom Midena checked and Tony Roberto moved all in for 459,000 effective into a pot of 328,000. The bet put Midena to a decision for all of his chips and he went deep into the tank for several minutes. Eventually he decided to call with the 
, but Ruberto rolled over the 
for turned trips to win the pot and eliminate Midena.
On a flop of 
, Mikiyo Aoki checked over to Gal Erlichman. Erlichman fired out 60,000 and Aoki called. Fourth street brought the to the felt and Aoki took the lead for 100,000. Erlichman pushed forward a call.
The completed the board and Aoki dipped into her stack. She came out with a bet of 300,000, sending Erlichman deep into the tank. Roughly two minutes passed before he opted to kick his cards to the muck. Aoki grabbed the pot and she now sits on about 2.73 million in chips.
Martin Jacobson raised to 55,000 from early position, Matthew Haugen defended his big blind, and the dealer fanned . Haugen check-called a bet of 60,000, the turn was the , and both players checked.
The river was the 
, Haugen checked a third and final time, and Jacobson tossed out 200,000. Haugen called, then mucked when the Swede opened up 
for a straight.
Emil Olsson was all in for about 290,000 with against Luis Velador's . The board ran out , giving Olsson a pair of queens to double up.
Nick Yunis, who spent a portion of his Day 1 flight as the chip leader, just saw his run in the Main Event end when he jammed from the button with 
and William Cole woke up with 
in the big blind. The Chilean flopped a pair of jacks but was unable to improve from there, and his last 381,000 went to Cole.
We found Felix Stephensen all in before the flop and dominated, with 
against the of Mikiyo Aoki. The board ran out 
, giving Stephensen trips and new life.
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