Ken Deng and Brendan Byrne got it all in preflop, with Byrne at risk.
Brendan Byrne: 9♣9♥ 
Ken Deng: A♣A♠
The board of 10♣Q♠Q♣7♠K♣ offered no help to Byrne, and his impressive tournament run came to an end.
Mohammad Berenji-Nataj raised to 180,000 from early position and was called by Tamas Lendvai in middle position.
The dealer fanned a K♠Q♦A♥ flop. Nataj bet 250,000 and Landvai called.
Action checked through on the K♣ turn card.
The river was the 8♣. Nataj checked, Landvai bet 375,000 and Nataj called. Landvai tabled A♠Q♥ and Nataj tabled A♦9♦ for a chopped pot. Landvai appeared frustrated after the hand as he was hoping this could be a good spot to aquire some much needed chips.
Action picked up on the river in a hand between Mark Bramley, in late position and Lindsay Jones, on the button.
With about 800,000 in the pot and the board reading 2♥8♥Q♠7♠K♣, Bramley checked and Jones bet 330,000. Bramley then came over the top and moved all in for 1,110,000 total.
The dealer counted out Bramley's stack, and after a moment of thought, Jones flicked in the call. He saw the bad news when Bramley tabled Q♦Q♣, for a set of queens, besting his 2♣2♠, for a set of deuces.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Ronald Tomayko raised in the cutoff to 145,000 and James Young went all in from the small blind for about 420,000 and Tomayko made the call.
James Young: J♠J♣
Ronald Tomayko: A♥K♥
The board dodged all of the danger cards for Young with 3♦9♣5♥Q♠10♠ and he managed to rake in a nice pot.
Ahmed Amin raised to 120,000 from the cutoff. He was called by Andrew Bradshaw in the small blind and a player in the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 10♦A♦7♥, action checked to Amin who wagered 200,000, Bradshaw raised to 425,000, the player in the big blind folded and Amin called.
The turn was the 10♣ and Bradshaw bet out for 500,000. Amin thought for a while before deciding to go all in for 1,425,000. Bradshaw wondered out loud if Amin called him with a ten on the flop, but eventually found the fold button.
James Kasin opened the action with a raise in the cutoff, and Jack Deutsch three-bet shoved all in from the small blind, putting himself at risk. Kasin quickly made the call.
Jack Deutsch: Q♦Q♠
James Kasin: A♠K♥
Deutsch was still ahead on the 6♥4♦5♠ flop and 5♥ turn, but the river landed the A♥, and Deutsch's impressive tournament run came to an end.
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