On the flop of 
, Aditya Systla checked to his heads-up opponent Gabe Ramos, who then bet 18,000. Systla called and the two saw the turn 
.
Systla again checked to Ramos, who fired once more for 25,000, to which Systla called.
The river was the 
which put a flush on the board, and both players checked. Systla showed 
for a 10-high flush and Ramos mucked.
Action was joined with about 100,000 in the pot and a flop of 
having already hit the felt.
Robert Kuhn's opponent, sitting just to his left, led out for 40,000. Kuhn made the call after a moment or two of thought. The 
came on the turn, and action checked to Kuhn, who fired out for 35,000.
His opponent, seemingly deterred by Kuhn's call on the previous street, thought for a minute or so before eventually making the laydown, and giving the pot to the America's Cardroom Pro.
Sho Homma shoved for a remaining stack worth less than 15 big blinds after Mikal Blomlie opened and the latter quickly called to create the following showdown:
Sho Homma: 
Mikal Blomlie: 
Homma was in bad shape for the double up and found no help throughout the board 
to make his way to the exit.
The action was picked up with Cornel Roman doubling up his stack of 75,000 with 
against Vladimir Shraibergwho held 
. A 10-high board was dealt and Roman received the pot.
Yuval Bronshtein raised to 7,000 from early position. Two players in the field made the call before action arrived at Thiago Pirani in the big blind.
Pirani slid a stack of chips worth 47,000 into the pot. Bronshtein thought for about a minute before betting about 110,000, representing somewhere around 70 percent of his stack.
Action folded back to Pirani who bet enough to cover what Bronshtein had remaining, Bronshtein made the call.
Yuval Bronshtein: 
Thiago Pirani: 
Bronshtein needed help to stay alive, but the board ran out 
and he was eliminated. The players shook hands as Bronshtein headed to the rail.
Zhan Chen opened to 8,000 and then called the 18,000 jam from the middle position player.
Middle Position:
Zhan Chen:
Chen was the only player to pair up on the 
flop but the middle position player still could hit his king or make Broadway to scoop the pot.
The 
turn and 
river completed the board and Chen chipped up and sent his opponent to the rail.
In a preflop raising war, Shalev Halfa got it in for 139,000 with the and had hearts and an ace to fear when he was looked up by Nick Maimone, who had jammed over the top of a squeeze with the 
.
The board ran out 
and the kings held for Halfa to remain in contention.
Brian Rast raised to 6,000 from under the gun and only Mack Khan called from the big blind.
Both players checked the flop to the turn. Khan bet 7,000 and Rast called.
The river brought the and Khan sized up to 22,000. Rast called after some thought.
Khan rolled over 
for a rivered two pair, and the five-time WSOP bracelet winner flashed a pair of aces as he folded.
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