Ke Chen shoved the small blind for about 850,000 and Duncan Horst called him off from the big.
Ke Chen: 
Duncan Horst: 
The flop 
put Chen in front, but the turn 
gave Horst extra outs with a flush draw. The river 
gave Horst kings-up and Chen exited the tournament area.
Level: 30
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
The chips were in the middle and the cards on their back preflop with Berkeley Yuan at risk against Jiwoo Hyul.
Berkeley Yuan: 
Jiwoo Hyul: 
The flop of 
looked like the end for Yuan, but the turn 
gave him some hope. The river was the answer to his prayers as the struck the river to give Yuan a straight.
"Ohhhh," rang out at the table.
Yuan moves over two million as Hyul was left wondering what just happened.
William Carr opened from late position for 450,000 and Kfir Nahum went all-in from the button. Carr snap-called and they were off to see five cards.
William Carr:
Kfir Nahum: 
The flop came 
to give Carr the nut-flush draw while Nahum was hoping for a chop.
The turn was the 
but the 
on the river gave Carr the shocking victory and nearly stacked Nahum.
Nicole Greene was in early position facing an all in bet from Benjamin smith in the big blind, with several players behind. She decided on just a call, but the remaining players opted to fold, and the cards were tabled as they went to the flop, with Smith at risk.
"You got aces dont you?" Smith asked as he tabled 
.
"Nope," replied Green as she showed her ladies .
On the runout of 
, Greene's queens held to win the pot and eliminate Smith.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
A massive pot was brewing preflop on table 501.
A short stack pushed forward his last 175,000, Jiwoo Hyul re-shoved for 1,700,000, Femi Fashakin called all-in for less and Casey Campbell also called off for less.
Short Stack:
Casey Campbell: 
Femi Fashakin:
Jiwoo Hyul: 
The flop came 
as a crowd gathered around the table. The turn 
was a big one for Campbell as he made a full house.
"Let's go," shouted Campbell.
The river brought the and Hyul held to eliminate the other two players.
"Side pot yea," Hyul shouted.
Both the short stack and Day 1 chip leader Fashakin were sent to the rail.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
With the field down to just 99 players, plenty of big names are still in the hunt as they look to win the elusive gold bracelet and $335,286 top prize.
Qing Liu is far in front of the pack with an incredible 9.2 million chips as he looks to add to his impressive poker resume.
Jimmy D'Ambrosio aka Jimmy D has spun his starting stack up to 5.3 million as he will look to compete for his first career WSOP bracelet.
Two-time WSOP bracelet winner Yuri Dzivielevski is very much in the hunt with his 2.45 million chips.
Chrishan Sivasundaram, who finished third in this event last year, is going for back-to-back final table runs as he sits on 1.7 million.
Nicole Limo Greene aka Nikki Limo from the popular YouTube channel TotallySketch is also still in the running with 1.3 million.
Marle Spragg is also in the final 99 players as she is on a million chips.
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