Daniel Rezaei, raised to 17,000 and Arthur Conan shoved for 156,000. Rezaei thought about it, then tossed in his cards.
On the neighboring table, Daniel Negreanu bet 35,000 on the 
flop, and Ping Liu laid it down.
A couple of hands later, Negreanu raised to 18,000 from early position and Salim Admon called from the big blind.
Admon check-folded the 
flop, after Negreanu bet 12,000.
Jehu Bordier Licona opened to 16,000 in the cutoff and Jeremy Wien three-bet to 53,000 on the button. Licona called.
Licona then jammed for 109,000 on the flop of 
and Wien thought over the situation before calling with his opponent covered.
Jehu Bordier Licona: 
Jeremy Wien: 
It turned out to be a good call as Wien was ahead with ace-king. The 
turn was an action card as it gave Licona a flush draw but the river brought the 
and Wien took down the big pot and sent Licona to the rail.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Huy Lam open-shoved for less than 100,000 chips left and it was called by Jake Schwartz next to him. The rest of the table folded to create the following showdown:
Huy Lam: 
Jake Schwartz: 
Lam was in desperate shape for a double up and found no help on the 
ranout to be eliminated from the event.
Vlad Darie open-shoved for a remaining stack around 130,000 and Ankush Mandavia reshoved on the button. Ryan Pedigo, with less than 100,000 left, called all-in and the three players tabled their cards:
Vlad Darie:
Ryan Pedigo: 
Ankush Mandavia:
The board revealed 
, improving Mandavia's hand into a set of queens and eliminating his two opponents at the same time.
Ben Heath was seen packing his things, and his opponent Bjorn Kozenkai was still showing 
as the board was being washed by the dealer. He exits short of the money, while Kozenkai approaches 200,000.
Meanwhile, Scott Seiver had Craig Mason all in and at risk for his last 98,000.
Craig Mason: 
Scott Seiver: 
The board fell 
and Mason hit a straight on the river to survive.
Huy Lam opened from under the gun and Scott Seiver three-bet to around 55,000 in the cutoff. Lam responded with a four-bet jam and Seiver snap-called with slightly less.
Scott Seiver:
Huy Lam: 
Seiver had his opponent pipped and doubled up with the ladies as the board ran out a safe 
. Lam was left with just around 25,000 chips after paying the big blind and ante in the next hand.
Justin Lapka shoved preflop for his last 81,000 and was called by Jongwook Lee, who had the bigger stack.
Justin Lapka:
Jongwook Lee: 
The board came 
, no help for Lapka as Lee scored the knockout.
Nearby, Pete Chen jammed from early position for the last of his chips and was called by Taus Lilius.
Pete Chen: 
Taus Lilius:
"That's the worst case for me," said Lilius.
Fortunately for Lilius, the board came , to create a chop pot.
On a raised pot in a blind versus blind situation, the flop showed when Diogo Veiga called a bet of 10,000 from Jamie Sequeira. The same action happened on the turn, this time for 22,000.
The river was the 
and Sequeira sent 60,000 in the middle, putting Veiga into a decision. The latter ended up calling, showing for two pairs. Sequeira, who held , conceded the pot to Veiga.
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