Ben Spragg of Team Nguyen raised in the cutoff before Team Besancon three-bet all in for 235,000 from the big blind. Spragg made the call.
Team Besancon: 
Team Nguyen: 
Spragg had run into the best hand in the deck and couldn't catch up as the board ran out 
, doubling up Team Besancon.
On a completed board of 
, Jinho Hong of Team Lee and Jean Gaspard of Team Gaspard were battling it out over a massive pot of 250,000.
Gaspard was first to act and bet an additional 200,000 into the already bloated pot, which sent Hong into the tank. After a good while trying to get a read on the bracelet winner, Hong threw a chip high in the air into the center of the pot, signifying a call.
Gspard then showed 
for the stone cold nuts and Hong mucked.
"You play better than me, but I'm definitely luckier!" Gaspard told his partner, David Kruger as they high-fived.
With that hand Team Gaspard shot to the top of the chip counts with 900,000.
Deborah Wall of Team Lennon, A.K.A "Team Bee", raised in early position to 20,000 and only Ben Spragg of Team Nguyen called on the button.
"I stole your rail, just so you know," Said Wall as she motioned to Marle Spragg on her side of the rail.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Wall continued for 25,000 which Spragg called.
The hit the turn and Wall continued with a bet of 65,000. Spragg took a moment and tossed in a call.
When the hit the river, Wall fired out another bet, putting 125,000 across the line.
"What a terrible game," frustrated Spragg said.
"It is an awful game," Wall responded.
Spraggy eventually tossed his 
face-up to fold, missing a flush draw with his top pair. Wall proudly tabled 
to show the bluff.
Rob Mitchell of Team Spain moved all in and Gregory Muzzillo of Team Muzzillo called, which put Mitchell at risk.
Rob Mitchell: 
Gregory Muzzillo: 
The board ran out 
which gave Muzzillo the win and eliminated Mitchell.
Team Tsugaru raised in early position and Colin Robinson of Team Robinson called in the cutoff and Team Canowitz in the big blind.
On the 
flop, the action checked through to see the 
on the turn. Team Tsugaru led out for 27,000 and only Team Canowitz called.
The 
hit the river and Team Canowitz checked to Tsugaru who bet out 152,000, leaving just 1,000 behind. Canowitz wasted little time putting his cards into the muck.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
On the turn of 
, Sota Yamashita of Team Yamashita was faced with a bet of 18,500 from Sonny Franco of Team Franco. After about two minutes in the tank, Yamashita put in a check-raised to 80,000 and Francos cards flung into the muck instantly.
On a turn of 
, Ran Ilani of Team Yochelman bet 35,000 but was then raised to 93,000 by Jermey Palvini of Team Crutel. Ilani called after a brief tank and the two players went to the river.
The completed the board and Palvini led out with another large bet of 88,000. After some more thought, Iliani made the call.
Palvini did not appear happy as he flashed 
before throwing it into the muck and Ilani showed 
for a rivered straight.
Justin Pechie of Team Vonk was all in for about 130,000 and it was Espen Jørstad of Team Leonard putting him at risk for his tournament life.
Team Vonk: 
Team Leonard:
It was a flip and the board ran out 
for Jørstad to take the pot with a pair of aces.
"You called so fast I was happy to even be ahead," Said Pechie as he left the table.
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