Jung Woo raised to 150,000 pre-flop before Michael Rossitto went all in from the button. Woo had around 1,000,000 behind and tanked for a few minutes before calling.
Jung Woo: 
Michael Rossitto: 
Woo needed to see a queen but didn't get it on the 
, and he was already gathering his belongings on the flop before making his way to the payout line.
The action was picked up on the river with the board showing 
.
Osmin Dardon was all-in and his only opponent Nolan Donahue was in the tank.
Donahue eventually made the call putting him at risk and Dardon showed 
.
Donahue's hand wasn't seen but the full house of Dardon was good to eliminate Donahue.
Bob Mather moved all in for around 700,000 on a flop of 
and was up against Nana Sanechika. Mather had 
for a pair and an open-ended straight draw, while Sanechika had 
for a pair of kings.
The board ran out 
, missing Mather and improving Sanechika to two pair. "Wow. She's too good," a tablemate said as Sanechika moved up over 4,500,000.
The action was picked up when Michael Lech raised to 160,000 and it folded around to Ricardo Arechiga who went all-in for his remaining 600,000 in chips to put him at risk and Lech called.
Ricardo Arechiga: 
Michael Lech: 
The board ran out 
and with the set-of-sixes Arechiga doubles his stack through Lech.
Juarez Juvenal had a bet of around 500,000 in front of him and Joe Slawinski moved all in. Juvenal called.
Juarez Juvenal: 
Joe Slawinski:
Both players had the same hand and were poised for a chop until the 
flop gave Slawinski the nut flush draw. He didn't hit it on the 
turn, but the river brought the to complete the flush.
The stacks were counted down and Slawinski had 1,180,000 while Juvenal had around 1,000,000 and was eliminated.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Hiroki Nawa raised to 120,000 from early position and got a call to his left. Action folded to Aleksandr Katsman in the big blind who shoved for 1,100,000.
"Do it. I want to go home. I make money already," Katsman said as Nawa considered the call. Nawa eventually moved all in himself and the original caller folded pocket eights.
Aleksandr Katsman:
Hiroki Nawa:
Nawa stayed in front on the 
flop, but Katsman paired his ace on the 
turn. The river came the and Katsman doubled up.
"Very simple," Katsman said as he stacked his new chips.
The action was picked up when all the chips were in the middle between Victor Paredes and Fabian Gumz putting Gumz at risk for his tournament life.
Victor Paredes:
Fabian Gumz: 
The board would run out 
which was no help to Paredes and he was eliminated from the tournament.
The action picked up when Derek Wolters shoved all-in pre-flop from the cutoff and Elvis Toomas made the call from the big blind, covering him.
Derek Wolters: 
Elvis Toomas:
The board ran out and Toomas out kicks Wolters with king-high, nine kicker to score the knockout.
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