Kamlan "Shadeen" Naidoo and Bryan "Macallan18" Micon were eliminated when there were seven tables remaining and the exit of the former was against India's "PgTilt".
Micon three-bet the pot to 192,000 out of the big blind and picked up a call by "PgTilt" from under the gun to get his stack in after the 
flop and pick up a call.
Bryan "Macallan18" Micon: 
"PgTilt": 
The 
turn changed nothing but the 
river spelled the end for Micon.
Jin "SharkLeeeee" Li took on table neighbor "Lauvai" with 
versus 
and picked up some outs along the way on a board of 
but ultimately had to send over a double up.
Before the break, Ramon "Ritza" Miquel Munoz had lost a portion of his stack against Kosei Ichinose when he bet the turn and river with a busted diamond draw while Ichinose hit a queen-high straight on a paired board.
Ichinose then scored a full double shortly after coming back when he clashed with "Sbma2016" on a heads-up flop of 
.
Kosei Ichinose: 
"Sbma2016": 
The 
turn and the 
river brought no upset as Ichinose doubled.
Juha Helppi has emerged in the new overall top 10 and may go for a second PLO bracelet of the festival.
Only 54 players remain in contention as the field has reached yet another six-minute break. The current average stack is 769,444 and the chip leader has nearly 2.6 million at their disposal.
Jan Suchanek raised to 50,000 on the button and called a pot-sized three-bet 170,000 to then get the remainder of his stack in after the 
flop against "PgTlt" in the small blind.
Jan Suchanek: 
"PgTilt":
The on the turn and the river brought no help for the Kiwi and he busted in 56th place.
Level: 22
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
It was a preflop all-in for a pot of 729,608 as Craig Timmis had table neighbor Ofir "5AMCLUB" Bakalo all but covered by one and a half blinds when they got it in small blind versus button.
Ofir "5AMCLUB" Bakalo:
Craig Timmis: 
The board ran out 
and Timmos rivered trips eights.
Just like that, three tables broke in the blink of an eye and several notables came up short such as Chen An Lin, Mike Watson, Brandon Sheils, Andy Wilson and Andrea Salvatore.
"DeepTas9" turned an ace-high straight but the river paired the board to give Jin "SharkLeeeee" Li as the field was reduced to the final 60 hopefuls. That number won't stay the same for long.
Ami Barer raised to 49,800 and was called by Dzimitry Urbanovich in the big blind, who then checked and moved all-in for 111,400 when facing a pot-sized bet of 109,600. Barer tossed in the few extra chips to create the following showdown.
Dzmitry Urbanovich: 
Ami Barer: 
The board completed with the turn and river to end Urbanovich's run.
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