Christopher Kruk raised to 600,000 from the button and Connor Drinan defended his big blind.
The flop came 
, Drinan check-called the 387,500 bet of Kruk.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to the 
on the river. Drinan checked for the last time and Kurk barreled a bet of 1,382,500 over the line. Drinan called with the 
for the pair of sixes but Kruk held the 
for the pair kings and the pot.
Connor Drinan raised to 660,000 and Arsenii "BlindPew" Malinov then jammed for just 682,464. Suraj "M26GreenWood" Mishra called in the big blind and Drinan came along. The active players checked down the 
board as Malinov tripled up with 
against the 
of Mishra and the 
of Drinan.
Suraj "M26GreenWood" Mishra raised to 600,000 from under the gun and Christopher Kruk defended his big blind.
The flop came 
, Kruk check-called the 930,000 continuation-bet of Mishra.
They both checked through the on the turn to the on the river. They both checked again. Mishra tabled the 
for Kruk to pick up the pot with the 
for the pair of eights.
First to act, "RossCola" moved all in for the last 1,656,720 and was called by Suraj "M26GreenWood" Mishra in the cutoff. None of the other three players behind was interested and they headed into the following showdown.
"RossCola": 
Suraj "M26GreenWood" Mishra:
On a flop of 
both cards of "RossCola" were dead as they would have improved Mishra to a straight. A jack was needed but neither player hit anything on the turn and 
river. As a result, "RossCola" has been eliminated in 12th place and they receive $80,109 for the efforts.
Down to fewer than 1.5 million, Arkadiy "Kamsky" Tsinis moved all in from under the gun and Chris Oliver isolated by moving all in from the small blind.
Arkadiy "Kamsky" Tsinis:
Chris Oliver: 
Tsinis' ace was dominated but he spiked a draw on the 
flop, then instantly improved on the 
turn. The river mattered little as Tsinis had already locked up the double.
Melika "melirazavii" Razavi shoved from the button for 630,254 and was called by "AlmaAAta" in the big blind.
Melika "melirazavii" Razavi:
"AlmaAAta":
The board ran out 
for "AlmaAAta" to flop a pair of sixes and improve to two pair on the river to send the fresh bracelet winner out of the tournament in thirteenth place.
Level: 39
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 40,000
Play has resumed with just over three minutes left in Level 38 which has a small blind of 125,000, big blind of 250,000, and an ante of 30,000.
The 13 remaining players have gone for another 6-minute break.
Melika "melirazavii" Razavi raised to 2 million out of the small blind and then reluctantly called the shove of Kenneth "rebuyguy" Smaron for little more.
Kenneth "rebuyguy" Smaron: 
Melika "melirazavii" Razavi:
Razavi took the lead on the flop but it was short-lived as the followed on the turn. Razavi still had several outs but missed on a blank 
river to be left with two and a half blinds.
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