Clayton Mozdzen shoved all in for around 900,000 from under the gun and got a call from the player in the next seat. When action got to Juho Suutari in the big blind, he shoved all in for over 3,000,000, which got the under-the-gun player to fold.
Clayton Mozdzen: 8♥6♥ 
Juho Suutari: 9♣9♠
Mozdzen picked up some outs on the A♦8♣10♦ flop but nothing came to fruition as neither the K♦ turn nor J♣ river could help him survive.
A player from under the gun moved all in for his last 1,400,000. Action folded around to Michael Miller in the big blind who made the call, putting his opponent at risk.
Under-the-Gun Player: Q♥Q♠
Michael Miller: A♥9♠
The board ran out 2♦4♣5♣3♠5♠ and Miller stacked his opponent.
Adam Hendrix was the next Gold Chest winner, but was still playing a hand so there was a small wait before he headed to the main stage to pull his prize which ended up being a $25,000.
Hendrix then headed back to his table to play the next hand — his button — but was interrupted by the next Gold Chest prize announcement, which was also for Hendrix!
He headed back with his back-to-back pulls and this time pulled one of the last two $100,000 prizes remaining. Not a bad couple of minutes for Hendrix!
A player moved all in from under the gun for his last 2,000,000 chips. Action folded around to Harry Hurst on the button who also moved all in for 9,500,000. Players went heads up to a full board.
Under-the-Gun Player: A♥J♥
Harry Hurst: A♠Q♣
The board ran out 10♥4♦2♦A♦5♠ and Hurst stacked his opponent, adding to his table-leading stack.
Level: 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Genady Mayzel was all-in from early position for his last 1,200,000 and Adam Curchack made the call from the hijack.
Genady Mayzel: A♠10♠
Adam Curchack: A♣K♣
Mayzel's bounty card soon had a new owner as the runout of 5♥9♥6♠Q♣6♦ kept Curchack in the lead and his stack swelled to around 15,000,000.
With only ten big bounties left ($25k+) all eyes were on who would pick up the last remaining $1 million bounty prize.
He approached the main stage, drew his envelope and opened it with the entire Paris ballroom looking on. The first digit was a 1, with Buckley eventually revealing the rest of the prize unveiling the $1,000,000 for everyone to see.
He's still seated in the Mystery Bounty with a stack of 4,400,000 (27.5 big blinds)
As Christopher Robertson went to collect his bounty, the remaining players at the table recapped the action for PokerNews. It was explained that the player from early position shoved all in for roughly 1,400,000 and Robertson called from the small blind.
Early position: J♦10♦
Christopher Robertson: Q♣K♥
The player in early position picked up a plethora of outs on the 8♦Q♦K♠ flop, but couldn't get there as the 5♣ and 8♠ rolled off on the turn and river, respectively.
Charles Lawson opened the cutoff with a raise to 600,000. The small blind moved all in for 3,100,000 chips, covering Lawson who quickly called.
Charles Lawson: A♣A♦
Small Blind: A♠K♣
A preflop cooler, the board ran out 10♥7♣3♥2♣9♣ and Lawson doubled in a big way.
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