A player moved all in for 550,000 in the cutoff and in the small blind, Ranganath Kanchi moved all in for 1,350,000, and all other action folded with the big blind flipping over 
.
Opponent: 
Ranganath Kanchi: 
The board ran out 
and despite the big blind sharing both a king and a queen, Kanchi held up against the nine-ten of his opponent to collect a bounty.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
A player shoved from early position for 250,000 and Jeffrey Russell moved all in from the cutoff. The button and blinds folded and both hands were tabled.
Early Position: 
Jeffrey Russell: 
It was a classic race as the dealer ran out a board of 
. Russell's pocket fives were good and he collected the bounty.
Harry Lodge was all in and at risk against an opponent for his remaining 550,000 and was called by a player two seats to his left. While Lodge was all in Depaulo began rooting for him.
Harry Lodge: 
Opponent: 
"Five one time!" screamed Depaulo as Lodge remained silent on the 
flop.
The turn saw Lodge hit his set and Depaulo erupted, "Let's Go!"
The did nothing to help the pocket nines and Lodge soared to over 1,200,000 chips.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
A player raised in middle position to 90,000, the cutoff called and Thomas Van Caenegem jammed for 290,000 in the big blind. The original raiser jammed all in, forcing the cutoff out of the hand.
Thomas Van Caenegem:
Opponent: 
Van Caenegem had his opponent dominated as the board ran out 
for him to remain in the tournament.
Davide Suriano was in late position facing an all in bet of 310,000. He thought about it for a minute before calling and cards were on their backs.
Davide Suriano: 
Opponent:
The board ran out 
hitting the queen on the river for both of them but Suriano's king kicker came in to play and he took down the pot to get his stack to over one million.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Ramsey Stovall was all in and at risk for his remaining 1,010,000 in the hijack and was looked up by another player in the big blind.
Ramsey Stovall:
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
giving no improvement to the ace-king and leaving Stovall to collect a massive pot.
Frederic Camira who had just one big blind less than an orbit ago, was dealt another premium, getting pocket kings and doubling up after having aces back-to-back.
Only a few short hands later Camira was all in for 555,000 against Wing Yam, who had already doubled him up once.
Frederic Camira:
Wing Yam:
Yam was on the wrong side of Camira's epic card rush and couldn't find a queen as the board ran out 
, bringing Camira from 30,000 in chips to over one million.
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