George Parublev opened to 85,000 from the cutoff and then called after Aaron Sacks moved all in for 290,000 on the button.
Aaron Sacks: A♦K♣J♣7♠2♦ 
George Parublev: A♣9♠4♦3♥3♠
The board ran out 6♠10♠2♠9♣2♣ to improve Parublev to a flush with no qualifying low hand, thus felting Sacks in 13th place.
"I didn't know he had so little when I raised," remarked Parublev as he raked in the pot.
The action was caught on a turn of 9♣9♠7♠6♥, where George Parublev made a bet of 75,000 from the big blind. His opponent was Michael Rocco in the hijack, who made the call.
On the 4♥ river, Parublev bet 150,000 chips before Rocco announced a pot-sized raise to 740,000, putting his opponent all in. Parublev thought it over for a few moments before announcing a call for his tournament life.
Rocco tabled A♠Q♠10♥5♥3♣ for the second nut low, while Parublev showed down A♦9♦8♣5♠3♦ for the same low and a straight to go with it. He was awarded three-quarters of the pot, ending up with a seven-figure stack.
Alfred Atamian called in the cutoff and in the big blind, Farid Jattin raised to 120,000 which Atamian called.
On the flop of A♦A♣J♣, Jattin bet 65,000 which Atamian called.
Jattin check-called a bet of 120,000 on the turn 10♠ from Atamian and both players checked the 6♦ river.
Jattin turned over A♥10♦9♦7♥2♦ for aces full of tens and he took down the pot.
Michael Rocco limped from under the gun before George Parublev raised to 105,000 on the button. Danny Wong called in the big blind as did Rocco to generate three-way action heading to the flop.
The flop came 7♣8♠K♠, prompting Wong to move all in for 300,000. Rocco jammed and Parublev called off to setup a massive pot.
Danny Wong: A♠K♣10♦4♣3♠
George Parublev: A♦9♥6♥3♣2♦
Michael Rocco: A♥6♦5♠5♣2♠
The turn and river came 3♥A♣ with Wong taking the high half of the main pot with top two while Rocco took the low half of the main and side pot. Parublev, meanwhile, was left with just the high half of the side pot.
Aaron Sacks limped in from under the gun, Dylan Weisman completed his small blind, and George Parublev checked his option in the big blind.
A flop of J♣10♣Q♣ then hit the table, where the action was checked to Sacks. Sacks made the minimum bet of 40,000 chips and was called by both of his opponents.
On the 5♣ turn, Sacks raised the stakes to 110,000 chips. This time, both Weisman and Parublev mucked their hands. Sacks tabled 4♥3♦2♠2♦, showing that he could not have had a flush.
Philip Shing called in the hijack which saw action fold to the small blind where Farid Jattin potted, prompting Shing to move all in for 670,000 which Jattin called.
Philip Shing: A♣A♠J♦10♣8♣
Farid Jattin: A♦K♥Q♦Q♣3♠
The board ran out 10♥5♥3♣2♣J♠ and the jacks and tens for high and eight-low were good for Shing to secure the double up at the expense of Jattin.
Alfred Atamian raised to 90,000 under the gun and Anson Tsang pushed in his stack of 250,000 from the next seat over. The action folded back to Atamian, who made the call to put Tsang at risk.
Anson Tsang: A♥K♠Q♣2♠2♣
Alfred Atamian: A♠5♠5♥4♦3♦
Tsang flopped a set on the 2♦K♦J♥ board, but the A♣ turn brought Atamian a wheel draw in addition to his flopped flush draw. The 3♣ river indeed made him the nut low and a straight to the five, wheeling out Tsang in 14th place.
P.J. Cha called in early position which saw action fold around to Farid Jattin in the big blind who potted the bet. Cha repotted for his last 290,000 and Jattin called.
P.J. Cha: A♣9♣9♠7♥3♠
Farid Jattin: A♥Q♥4♥3♦2♦
The board ran out K♥8♦7♦8♠5♦ and the river brought both the flush home for Jattin and the nut-low, leaving him to scoop both halves of the pot.
Level: 22
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
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