Wagner Ripper raised to 60,000 from the cutoff, James Broom ripped it in for 285,000 from the button, and Ripper called when it was back on him after considering it for about a minute.
James Broom: 10♣10♦ 
Wagner Ripper: A♦5♥
The board ran out Q♥2♦7♥5♦9♥ to give Broom a big time double while Ripper was left short stacked.
Elsewhere, Josue Aguirre was knocked out.
Georgrios Sotiropoulos raised to 60,000 from the hijack and Jamie Dwan shipped all in for almost 500,000 on the button. Once the blinds folded, Sotiropoulos made the call.
Jamie Dwan: 3♦3♠
Georgios Sotiropoulos: J♥J♣
The flop of A♠7♣2♣ didn't offer much help to Dwan and the K♦ turn meant he was drawing to just two outs. Neither of those outs appeared on the river as the 5♠ completed the board which meant Dwan was eliminated.
Action was caught after the turn was the 6♦2♣8♥8♠ and Sonny Franco led out for 175,000 from under the gun.
Iaron Lightbourne made the call to the river.
While the river peeled off the 4♠, Franco continued for 275,000.
Lightbourne took some time before putting in a raise to 700,000.
Franco ultimately decided to fold for Lightbourne to continue his hot streak.
The board read 10♠K♠Q♣4♦ on the turn. From the cutoff, Nenad Dukic bet 215,000 and Jake Schwartz made a deliberate call.
The river came the 4♠. Dukic then bet 385,000. Schwartz stood up and checked the clock while thinking before eventually tossing in the call.
Dukic had the A♥5♠ while Schwartz tabled the K♥Q♠ to win the important pot.
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A full board of 7♦2♠Q♦10♣4♠ was showing and with around 325,000 chips in the middle, Georgios Sotiropoulos had bet the pot on the river. Ihar Soika had the decision and, according to his tablemates, was taking too long so the clock was called on him.
Once the tournament director started the countdown, Soika shoved all in for 930,000. The action was back on Sotiropoulos, who after spending some time thinking, reluctantly made the call.
Soika tabled Q♥4♥ for a rivered two pair and Sotiropoulos flipped Q♣5♣ then mucked it.
On a board of 4♠9♥7♠6♦, Kharlin Sued had bet 150,000 on the turn, which Bogdan Munteanu called, and Pedro Madeira folded.
A 7♦ fell on the river and Sued bet 350,000. Munteanu thought it over for a while before he eventually tossed in a call.
Sued seemed to accept defeat which prompted Munteanu to flip over 9♣8♥ for a pair of nines, which was good for the pot.
Tyler Cornell moved all in from under the gun for 245,000 and Jake Schwartz moved all in over the top from the small blind. The big blind folded and both players revealed their hands.
Tyler Cornell: Q♠J♠
Jake Schwartz: A♣9♠
The board ran out 4♥8♥9♥10♥2♠ for Cornell to win with his turned straight.
Action went check-check on the turn with the board showing 10♠7♠Q♦4♣ between Clemen Deng and Turbo Nguyen.
The river came the 3♣. Deng bet 560,000 and Nguyen put in the snap-one-chip-call. Deng tabled the KxQx which Nguyen had beat with the KxKx as he gathered the decent sized pot.
Action was caught after the flop of 9♣A♣8♣ and both the blinds were quick to check. James Broom fired for 25,000 from under the gun.
Kharlin Sued folded from the small blind and Wagner Ripper made the call from the big blind.
The turn was the J♣ and Ripper checked to Broom. He continued for 50,000 and received a call.
While the river peeled the 4♣, Ripper once again checked. Broom fired for 175,000 and received a fold from Ripper.
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