Chris Moorman raised to 24,000 from under the gun and Yuya Kita called from the small blind. Martin Carnero was in the big blind and squeezed to 95,000, and Moorman shoved all in. Kita and Carnero both quickly folded, and Moorman was awarded the pot.
Kartik Ved opened from late position to 24,000 and action folded to Samuel Laskowitz in the big blind who raised to 100,000. Ved called.
The flop fell 4♥J♣K♣ and Laskowitz continued for 55,000. Ved called again.
Laskowitz checked the turn 5♦ and Ved shoved all-in for 238,000. Laskowitz called quickly to put Ved at risk.
Kartik Ved: A♥Q♦ 
Samuel Laskowitz: K♦9♣
The river was dealt A♣ to give Ved top pair and beat Laskowitz's kings, leaving him with a fraction of his chip stack.
On a board that read K♣9♠J♣8♥, the small blind bet 45,000 on the turn, and Punnat Punsri called.
A 5♥ fell on the river and after giving it some though, the small blind shoved all in. Punsri snap-called for his stack of 205,000.
The small blind flipped of Q♣2♣ for just queen-high, and Punsri took it down after he turned a set with 8♦8♣.
The flop read 8♥6♣Q♠. Brian Rast bet 23,000, Krasimir Yankov raised him up to 85,000.
Rast took just a few moments before he folded as the Bulgarian collected the pot to move a little bit north of the seven figure watermark.
Mark Tarich raised from under the gun and Bryce McVay shoved for 116,000. Tarich called.
Bryce McVay: 9♠9♣
Mark Tarich: A♠4♠
McVay looked good for a double-up but a board of K♥4♣2♥4♥Q♣ gave Tarich trips to scoop the pot.
With the board reading 4♣K♦4♦5♠5♣ on the river. Daniyal Gheba bet 150,000 over to his opponent who took just a few moments before he called.
Gheba tabled the K♠Q♠ for the winner as he near one and a half million and sits amongst the leaders.
On a board of 4♠5♥K♦6♦A♣, Aaron Thomas announced of bet of 180,000 into a pot of around 350,000. The decision was on Brandon Allen and after giving it some though, Allen elected to fold.
Three players were all in preflop in a pot that left two of them eliminated.
Alexandre Rabusseau: Q♥Q♠
Aliaksandr Shylko: A♠K♣
Nate Silver: A♦Q♦
Silver was behind but had a chance to eliminate two opponents if he could find a way to win the hand.
The Q♣3♥9♦ flop looked favorable for Rabusseau but he had to fade some outs after the K♦ turn gave Silver a flush draw.
That flush draw did come in on the 8♦ river which meant Silver scooped the pot and knocked out two players at the same time.
The board read 10♦8♥8♣7♦ on the turn. From the cutoff, Shant Marashlian jammed for 172,000 into a pot of roughly 260,000 to put the screws to Hermilo Garzavillareal who took his time before he called.
Shant Marashlian: J♠J♦
Hermilo Garzavillareal: 10♥9♥
Marashlian led with the overpair and the river came the 5♥ to confirm his double.
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