Konstantin Beylin bet 600,000 into 1.1 million on 
when two players checked to him. Big blind Shannon Shorr called and Samuel Bernabeu shoved from the next seat for 3,490,000. Beylin mucked but Shorr took a couple of minutes to think before he followed suit.
Nghia Le raised to 240,000 from under the gun and Alexander Haro three-bet to 800,000 from middle position. Mike Jukich was in the big blind and four-bet all in for just over 10 big blinds. Le thought before moving all in and Haro called, putting both players at risk.
Mike Jukich: 
Nghia Le: 
Alexander Haro: 
The board ran out 
with Jukich eliminated, and Le doubled through Haro.
After Alexander Haro had opened from the hijack, Clayton Fletcher three-bet to 1,000,000 in the cutoff and Haro called. The flop was 
.
"I check," Haro said.
"I also check," Fletcher quickly responded. The turn brought the 
.
"Five hundred," Haro announced and Fletcher called.
The river brought the and without hesitation, Haro verbally announced two million.
"Big pot, biiiig pot," Fletcher said before folding. Haro quickly slapped 
open for a mere eight-high.
"I never have it," Haro stated as he raked in the pot.
"I fold two queens," Fletcher said to end the verbal exchange.
Alex Lynskey raised to 250,000 from middle position, Randall Lack three-bet to 650,000 from the button, and Mark Stockton four-bet shoved from the small blind for 970,000. Paulo Goncalves called out of the big blind, Lynskey folded, and Lack called.
Both Goncalves and Lack proceeded to check down a board of 
and Stockton tabled 
. Lack, though, showed , besting Goncalves' 
and Stockton's queen to eliminate Stockton in 52nd place.
Ubaid Habib opened to 260,000 from middle position. Alexander Haro called on the button and Nirath Rean defended his big blind.
The flop came and Rean bet 375,000. Habib folded and Haro called. The turn was the and Rean check-called a bet of 700,000.
The river was the 
. Rean checked and Haro bet 2,000,000. Rean took several minutes before the clock was called on him. However, no sooner had the floor commenced the countdown, and Rean called.
"You win," said Haro, tabling 
. Rean showed 
and chipped up considerably after picking off Haro's river bluff.
Antoine Labat raised to 275,000 from early position, Mark Zullo three-bet shoved 2,650,000 from the big blind, and Labat instantly called.
Mark Zullo:
Antoine Labat: 
The 
flop all but decided it, and Zullo was left drawing to a chop. Neither the 
turn nor river brought the escape, and Zullo made his exit in 53rd place. The Ohio native received $156,265 for his accomplishment.
James Obst had what looked to be a three-bet to 1,050,000 in front of him in the big blind and had been called by Ricky Pyne on his left. Michael Dyer moved all in for 6,695,000 and Obst reshoved. Pyne folded, saying he had queens.
Michael Dyer: 
James Obst:
The window card was a and it was followed by . Now, Obst needed help but he found none on the turn or the river. He shipped over most of his stack and Dyer dragged a pot worth nearly 15 million.
At the secondary feature where access is limited, Ofir Mor raised all in for 895,000 from the hijack and Barry Hutter called from the big blind with 
. Mor held .
Mor flopped a spade and turned a flush draw, but bricked on the river to bust in 54th place.
Brian Yoon raised to 250,000 first to act and was called by Artem Metalidi, Hari Bercovici in the cutoff, Kerry Bell in the small blind, and Daniel Tang in the big blind. The flop of 
was checked through and Bell's bet of 450,000 on the turn won the pot uncontested.
Right after, Andres Jecklen made it 300,000 to go and Metalidi three-bet to 740,000. Yoon in the big blind four-bet to 2,000,000 and Jeckeln folded. Metalidi moved all in and Yoon called.
Brian Yoon:
Artem Metalidi:
Both smiled once the cards were turned over and there was no upset four-card flush on a board of 
. Soon after, the table was moved over to the secondary feature.
Frederik Jensen raised to 260,000 from the button, and Bart Lybaert called in the small blind. On the 
flop, Lybaert check-called a 275,000 bet before both players checked on the turn.
When the river came the , Lybaert led for 525,000 and saw Jensen raised to 1.33 million. Belguim's Lybaert considered his options before he let his hand go and Jensen swooped the pot.
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