The turn was out with 
on the board and Fadi Barakeh had checked to Lazaro Hernandez, who bet 775,000. Barakeh went into the tank until Hernandez called the clock and Barakeh made the call.
On the 
river, Hernandez barreled all in when checked to and this time Barakeh found the fold a little easier. Hernandez is over 6 million now for the first time.
Sudhakar Vundavalli ended up second best with 
against the 
of Sergei Konovalov on a board of 
and moments later, Aleksandr Merzhvinskii handed his chips over to Matthew Nugent one table over.
With rising blinds, former big stack Kunal Punjwani found himself all in for around 10 big blinds, 1.6 million, and he was called by Ivan Uzunov.
Kunal Punjwani: 
Ivan Uzunov: 
Uzunov hit the 
flop hard, and further improved to a flush on the turn an 
river run out to send Punjwani to the rail. The Indian bumped fists with fellow countryman Nipun Java and headed to the payout desk.
William young opened the action preflop and was called by Paulo Villena in the blinds.
On the 
flop, Villena checked to Young who continued for 400,000. Villena moved all in and Young immediately threw in a chip to signify a call.
William Young: 
Paulo Villena:
It was an overpair for Young vs an overcard and a flush draw for Villena at this point. The turn was the 
, giving Villena six more outs with the double gutshot straight draw. There was a lot to dodge but Young managed to brick on the river, sending his opponent to the rail.
Everybody had their phones out to take a picture of a three-way showdown that saw Eduardo Arias on the button, Kennie Eriksson in the small blind and Matthew Boddorf clash. Boddorf had raised to 350,000 and called both jams to create the following showdown:
Eduardo Arias: 
Matthew Boddorf:
Kennie Eriksson: 
The board came and that sent Arias to the rail.
"Let's have a Snus on that," Swede Eriksson said after the hand was over and pulled out a can of Snus.
Jasthi Kumar had gotten short and got it in recently with 
against Lazaro Hernandez. The good hand held for Kumar and he netted a much-needed double whilst Hernandez is still on around 20 big blinds after that hand.
Ming Li and Lazaro Hernandez had tangled several times throughout the day and eventually, Li would lose a flip to bow out.
Down to 965,000, Li was all in with the 
and Hernandez tabled the 
. The 
board gave Hernandez a full house and Li headed to the payouts.
Level: 30
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
Andres Korn looked up the shove of a shorter stack for 1,200,000 and headed into the showdown with one overcard, holding the versus 
.
The 
gave Korn the superior flush draw on top and he locked it up with the turn to make the river a formality.
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