Igor Yaroshevskyy moved all-in from the button for 6,500,000 and Jonathan Seltzer called from the big blind.
Igor Yaroshevskyy: 
Jonathan Seltzer: 
Yaroshevskyy was dominated but the flop came 
giving him top pair, the turn was the 
and the river was the 
for Yaroshevskyy to double up.
Action folded around to Bryan Kim and he raised it to 1,300,000. From the next seat over, Andre Haneberg shoved all in, and when action folded back around to Kim, he made the call.
Andre Haneberg: 
Bryan Kim:
The board ran out 
, which was safe for Haneberg and secured his double-up.
Action folded around to Javier Zarco on the button and he shoved all in. Igor Yaroshevskyy folded his small blind, but short-stacked Juan Sanchez made the call from his big blind.
Juan Sanchez:
Javier Zarco: 
Sanchez paired his five on the 
flop, but unfortunately for him Zarco also paired one of his overcards as well. The 
turn and 
river ended the tournament for Sanchez.
Jonathan Seltzer started the action by raising to 1,200,000 under-the-gun, Javier Zarco called from the cutoff and the button and blinds mucked.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Seltzer check-called a 1,250,000 bet from Zarco. The turn got checked by both players on the 
.
The 
landed on the river and after Seltzer checked once more Zarco bet out 3,950,000 which Seltzer called. Zarco said, "I got lucky" as he tabled and Seltzer mucked his hand.
Action picked up on a board reading 
in a headsup pot between Andre Haneberg and Kainalu McCue-Unciano that already has about 8,000,000 in the middle.
Haneberg, first to act, checked over to McCue-Unciano, who then put out a multi-denomination stack of chips, which prompted Haneberg to ask for a count. After the dealer confirmed 8,000,000 total, Haneberg made the call, but then mucked his hand when McCue-Unciano tabled 
for two pair.
Bryan Kim raised from the cutoff to 1,200,000 the action folded to Kainalu McCue-Unciano in the big blind and he three-bet to 6,200,000 and after some hesitation, Kim called.
The dealer spread a flop of 
, McCue-Unciano checked and Kim moved all-in. McCue-Unciano asked for a count and found out it was 12,900,000, about two minutes later he decided to call and threw out 1 chip.
Bryan Kim:
Kainalu McCue-Unciano: 
McCue-Unciano had a pair of sixes but was still dodging Kim's over-cards and a flush draw. The turn was the 
giving Kim the lead, and the fell on the river sealing Kim's double up.
Level: 37
Blinds: 300,000/600,000
Ante: 600,000
Bart Hanson raised it 1,200,000 from the under-the-gun position, and when action folded around to Randall Hernandez on the button, he three-bet shoved. With action back on Hanson he made the call.
Randall Hernandez: 
Bart Hanson: 
The board ran out 
, which offered no help to Hernandez, and he was sent to the rail in an impressive 12th place.
Benjamin Ector raised from the cutoff to 3,000,000 and Gregory Katayama called from the big blind.
The flop came and Katayama Check-called a 1,800,000 bet. The turn was the and Katayama check-called again this time the bet was 5,500,000.
The river was the 
and both players checked. Katayama tabled 
for trip queens and Ector mucked his hand as he said: "I guess I am glad I didn't get greedy".
Action picked up on the flop on a board reading .
Kainalu McCue-Unciano, first to act, checked over to Willaim Lorring, who shoved all in. With action back on McCue-Unciano, he thought for a moment and then asked for an exact count to be sure. The dealer confirmed the all in amount was 11,300,000 total, which made McCue-Unciano think some more before he finally made the call.
Willaim Lorring: 
Kainalu McCue-Unciano: 
Lorring needed to hit one of the remaining clubs or a deuce in the deck to stay alive, which he didn't on the turn or river.
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