"hitorrun" opened from middle position to 24,000 and Samuel Vousden raised to 66,000. "hitorrun" made the call to see a flop of 
.
"hitorrun" shoved immediately and Vousden used some time before ultimately making the call for 240,790.
"hitorrun": 
Samuel Vousden: 
The turn was a 
and the river a 
with no help for "hitorrun" as Vousden padded the chip lead with the knockout.
Just before blinds went up, Nicolo Molinelli opened for 25,200 from middle position. Fabrizio "S@ulG00dm@n" D'Agostino three-bet shoved for 256,141 and Zac "Pyschedelic" Duce made the call while Molinelli got out of the way.
Fabrizio "S@ulG00dm@n" D'Agostino: 
Zac "Pyschedelic" Duce: 
The board was 
and D'Agostino was unable to improve big slick to stay in the tournament.
Level: 31
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Alexander "0_really" Zubov opened from the button for 24,000 and Pablo Silva three-bet to 88,500. After using some time bank, Zubov four-bet shoved. Pablo Silva folded and the small pot was good enough to move Zubov into the top ten on the leaderboard.
Faraz "Pokerguy21" Jaka opened from under the gun with a raise to 24,000. Action folded to "IKAIKA" in the small blind for a shove of 184,219. Jaka made the call.
"IKAIKA": 
Faraz "Pokerguy21" Jaka: 
The board was 
and Jaka's kings held up to eliminate "IKAIKA" from the tournament.
"LUCKY1004" opened from the cutoff with a raise to 22,500. Chih Wei "FanChihWei" Fan three-bet jammed for 181,330 and "LUCKY1004" made the call.
Chih Wei "FanChihWei" Fan:
"LUCKY1004": 
The board ran out 
and the kings held up to eliminate Fan from the tournament.
Level: 30
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,500
Action folded around to Qibing "degenkaliu" Wang for an open-jam from the small blind. Faraz "Pokerguy21" Jaka used some time bank before making the call for his last 148,394.
Faraz "Pokerguy21" Jaka: 
Qibing "degenkaliu" Wang:
The board of 
gave Wang a brief lead but Jaka made a straight on the river to complete the important late double.
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