Nathan Paytas moved all in for 1,950,000 from the hijack and Daniel Dzian reshoved on the button. The rest of the table got out of the way.
Nathan Paytas: A♣9♥
Daniel Dzian: A♥Q♥
Dzian was ahead and picked up a flush draw on the 10♥J♥7♣ flop. The board ran out A♠5♦ and Paytas failed to come from behind as he hit the rail.
Glenn Fishbein moved all-in for just 1,150,000 and he was called by Adam Walton on the button.
Glenn Fishbein: K♥6♥
Adam Walton: K♣K♦
The 7♦7♠5♦4♥6♣ board was a close call for Fishbein, who missed the open-ender and only made inferior two pair.
Carlos Henrique Da Silva opened to 400,000 from early position, and Jack O'Neill defended his big blind. O'Neill check-called for 475,000 on the Q♥J♣9♠ flop before folding to a bet of 800,000 on the 4♠ turn.
The following hand, James Jeffrey opened to 400,000 from the cutoff. O'Neill got into the mix once more and three-bet to 850,000 from the small blind. Jeffrey jammed for around 1,900,000, and O'Neill called.
James Jeffrey: K♥K♣
Jack O'Neill: A♣10♣
The J♥4♠3♠ flop was safe for Jeffrey but the A♠ turn left him drawing to two outs to survive. The 10♥ provided no saving grace and he bowed out in 60th place.
Andrew Dea moved all in for 1,775,000 from under the gun, Harsheel Kothari reshoved in middle position, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Andrew Dea: 6♥6♣
Harsheel Kothari: A♦K♠
The two opponents put their arms around each other's shoulders awaiting the 7♠8♣9♦ flop. Dea remained in front but the 7♥ turn opened the possibility of his pair being counterfeit.
The 8♦ river left Dea playing the board and Kothari's ace sent him to the rail to a round of hugs from his now-former tablemates.
"Sorry," Kothari said to him.
"No sorry. That's the way it goes," the good-natured Dea replied.
Amit Makhija moved all in for his last 1,800,000 on the button and was called by Henry Chan in the small blind.
Amit Makhija: J♣10♦
Henry Chan: A♥A♦
Chan had Makhija absolutely crushed and all but locked up the pot on the 8♣4♦K♥ flop. The J♦ turn did give Makhija some outs but none came in on the 4♣ river to send him out late on Day 6.
Alec Torelli raised to 400,000 from under the gun and Allen Chang called in the small blind before Ping Liu shoved in the big blind for 875,000. Torelli reshoved and Chang got out of the way.
Ping Liu: Q♠10♣
Alec Torelli: Q♣J♣
"Ten-ball," one of Liu's supporters yelled from the rail, but it wasn't to be as the board came 8♥A♠6♣A♥4♣ keeping Torelli's jack-kicker in the lead and sending Liu to the payout desk.
Juan Maceiras and Liran Betito went heads-up on a board of 8♣3♦3♥10♣ when Betito, in the big blind, got his last 6,000,000 in the middle as Maceiras had him at risk in early position.
Betito showed 9♣6♣ for a flush draw, while Maceiras had flopped trips holding A♣3♣ and had a draw to a higher flush.
The river came the 10♦ and Maceiras earned the knockout as he climbed up to near 40,000,000.
Cong Pham raised to 425,000 from middle position and Daniel Dzian defended his big blind.
The flop came J♥9♣8♦ and Pham continued for 500,000. Dzian then moved all in for 4,650,000 and Pham snap-called.
Daniel Dzian: J♠8♣
Cong Pham: Q♦10♣
Dzian had flopped two pair but found out the bad news when Pham showed him the straight. Dzian needed to fill up to stay in the Main Event, but the 2♥ turn and 4♣ failed to provide him any hope as he headed for the rail.
Start of day chip leader Zachary Hall has been nursing a short stack as of late and he decided to raise to 1,100,000 from under the gun. This left him with just 1,000,000 behind.
Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi, also a short stack, agonized over the decision before letting his hand go. Action folded to Joshua Payne, who made it 2,500,000 from the hijack.
Daniel Holzner, who was in the small blind, had just 2,150,000 himself and he went into the blender before allowing Hall and Payne to duke it out.
Zachary Hall: K♦Q♥
Joshua Payne: 10♥10♠
Hall was pleased to see he was flipping, but the 8♣4♥3♥ flop kept Payne ahead. The 5♣ turn and 2♥ river confirmed Hall's exit and he fell late on in Day 6.
Clement Richez was down to 2,500,000 and moved all in from middle position. Action folded to Jack O'Neill in the big blind who called to put him at risk.
Clement Richez: A♣9♣
Jack O'Neill: 5♠5♥
Richez was racing for a spot in Day 7 and picked up a straight draw on the 4♥2♠10♠3♠ board in addition to his overcards, but O'Neill dodged the 3♦ to send him to the rail near the end of the night.
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