On a three-way flop of 
, the chips went in with Kongzhi "Who is Tony" Hou as the shortest stack whereas Yaman "granjefe77" Nakdali and Chul Woo "SSAK3" Jung were nearly even in chips.
Kongzhi "Who is Tony" Hou: 
Yaman "granjefe77" Nakdali: 
Chul Woo "SSAK3" Jung: 
The 
turn gave Nakdali a ton of outs to scoop it all but the 
on the river instead let Hou triple up, as Nakdali was knocked out by Jung for the small side pot.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,200
Chee Hoong "83218321" Lai moved all in preflop in an open mid-position spot for 134,392, called by button Diego "TheProjector" Ventura. Ventura's 
raced 
; this time the overcard hit on the 
flop which, though it brought a flush sweat for Ventura, gave the double up to Lai (turn and river 2h7h].
The first player to jump well above a million in chips is Israel's "MR1SHNARK" who just won a flop against Desmond "creo8" Ling for a pot of nearly 600k when the chips went in preflop in a battle of the blinds.
Desmond "creo8" Ling: 
"MR1SHNARK":
On a board of 
, the queen on the flop spelled the end for Ling.
Ivan "Negriin" Vilchez was straight back in the saddle after losing that 100,000 pot, opening to 16,000. Myles "shipthepesos" Kotler, in the small blind, raised to 46,400 (leaving himself 5,270 behind) in a gesture of commital. Vilchez put the rest in and the cards were on their backs:
Vilchez: 
Kotler: 
Vilchez flopped a set and swerved the straight draw on the 
run-out to boost his stack back up over 840,000.
Jonathan "Be LeGenDarY" Therme got his shorter stack in from the hijack and was called by "keta1234" on the button to create the following showdown:
Jonathan "Be LeGenDarY" Therme: 
"keta1234": 
On a board of 
, Therme was drawing dead on the turn and headed to the rail.
GGPoker ambassador Daniel Negreanu won't be adding another WSOP cash to his resume for today as he has been eliminated along with other notables such as Erik Seidel and Anson "Tara@0z" Tsang.
In the top three in chips, Ivan "Negriin" Vilchez has been fairly active recently. He made it 12,000 from the cut-off, called by small blind "Luckyhat7". The preflop caller stayed in check-call mode, calling 10,680 on the 
flop, and 31,480 on the turn. The river 
, however, saw neither player bet, and "Luckyhat7" take it at showdown with a pair of jacks vs. Vilchez' ace high.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Kamal "hki23" Huseynov min-raised to 12,000 in the hijack and called a three-bet to 30,000 by Yingui "kissgg" Li on the button. Huseynov bet the pot for 74,600 on the flop and was called to then shove the 
turn for 108,630, which Li quickly called.
Kamal "hki23" Huseynov: 
Yingui "kissgg" Li:
No seven but instead the appeared on the river to send Huseynov to the rail in spectacular fashion.
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