Allan Le limped the cutoff and then called a pot-sized raise to 165,000 by the table big stack Michael Duek on the button. The 
flop was checked by Le and he then called a bet worth 50,000 by Duek. Both checked the 
turn and the 
followed on the river.
Le now moved all-in for approximately 250,000 and Duek instantly folded.
On a 
flop, Michael Russell checked to Scott Baumstein who bet 285,000 into a pot of just over 300,000. Russell took his time and then check-raised to put Baumstein in for approximately 450,000.
Baumstein called to put his tournament life at risk.
Scott Baumstein: 
Michael Russell: 
Baumstein's sixes were caught behind Russell's kings, and after the 
runout, Russell held to eliminate Baumstein.
In a preflop four-bet pot with 700,000 each invested, Iakov Onuchin had 175,000 behind and got those essentially in in the dark. Toby Lewis called after the 
flop and the cards were revealed.
Iakov Onuchin: 
Toby Lewis: 
Lewis not only had the dominating ace but also the club flush draw. However, it was Onuchin who improved to a flush thanks to the turn and river runout.
Lev Zerkal was all-in after the flop with the 
and eventually turned a wheel on the 
board. While his seat open was initially announced, the wheel was good as Iakov Onuchin only had the 
for two pair.
Soon after, a three-way flop showed 
flop that got checked to Onuchin on the button. He bet 175,000 and Tony Lewis called in the small blind, as did Patrick Leonard in a middling position. They checked the turn and 
river for Leonard to win the pair with the 
for a flush.
Facing a pot-sized bet of 495,000 from Dzmitry Urbanovich on a river board of , Firas Kashat bemoaned his decision, then said he had to call, thinking he was beat, but couldn't lay down his hand.
Urbanovich showed for king-high with a missed straight draw on the turn.
Kashat rolled over 
for the nut full house, but he was obviously fearful, then relieved that his opponent didn't have the last ten for quads.
Kris Burchfield doubled through Thair Kallabat and Robert Nehorayan then chipped up without showdown when he won a three-way pot against Brandon Adams and Burchfield. Soon after, Burchfield bet the turn of a ten-high board and raked in the next pot.
After Ronald Keijzer raised to 85,000 on the button, Dzmitry Urbanovich made it 325,000 to go in the big blind.
Keijzer went deep into the tank then opted to move in for slightly more and was called by Urbanovich.
Ronald Keijzer:
Dzmitry Urbanovich:
The board came 
, bringing Keijzer a few extra outs with the jack on the flop, but no further help came and he was eliminated, while Urbanovich's stack has now moved over 2,000,000
The field is now down to the final four tables as Peter Brooks vanished. He had gotten it in with the 
and was up against Thair Kallabat with the 
.
On a board of 
, Kallabat got there with two pair and that dodged the turned flush draw by Brooks to reduce the field further.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
A large pot emerged to the 
turn on which Yarin Cohen then ended up all-in and at risk for what appeared to be around 400,000 on the button. Tom Hu had bet 500,000 in the small blind and they flipped over the cards.
Yarin Cohen: 
Tom Hu:
Hu's flush draw and gutshot had plenty of outs and he got there on the river to join the biggest stacks in the room on the final four tables.
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