From the button, Evan Sandberg put all of his chips into the middle which put Lander Lijo at risk from the small blind for around 50,000 chips.
Lander Lijo: 8♥8♠ 
Evan Sandberg: 9♠9♦
It didn't look good for Lijo but the flop swiftly changed that as he hit a set on the 5♣10♣8♣ board. Sandberg did turn some outs with the 7♦ but the A♠ river wasn't what he needed.
After Ubaid Gada Habib opened from the cutoff, Blake Vogdes on the button raised all-in for approximately 35,000 and Habib called.
Blake Vogdes: A♠K♠
Ubaid Gada Habib: A♥K♣
The board of 9♦9♠K♦6♦8♣ didn't change anything and they split the pot.
With the board reading A♦J♦Q♥Q♠9♦, there were around 40,000 chips in the pot when Kristen Foxen bet 13,000 on the river into Kunal Patni. He thought it over for a moment before he tossed in the call.
Foxen tabled Q♣10♥ for trip queens, and Patni shook his head as he mucked his cards.
After the cutoff shoved for 46,000, Francisco Benitez on the button raised all in and both players in the blinds folded.
Cutoff: 4♠4♣
Francisco Benitez: A♦Q♠
Benitez hit top pair on 9♦10♥7♥Q♦2♦, sending his opponent to the rail.
On a board of 9♣K♣6♦K♦, Jeff Lennon had checked to Chander Jain, who bet 11,000. Lennon then check-raised to 28,000, and Jain called.
A 10♣ landed on the river and Lennon led out for 40,000, which Jain eventually called.
Lennon tabled J♣8♣ for a rivered flush, and Jain mucked.
Just as he did yesterday, Lennon is doing what he does best — stacking chips.
A full board of 10♥10♠9♣5♠A♠ was showing and with 24,000 chips in the pot, Michael Acevedo overbet to 40,000 on the river. His opponent, Nicolas Noguera, was deep in thought but eventually elected to lay it down.
"Show one for me, please?" asked Noguera. Acevedo didn't respond and slipped his cards back to the dealer.
Renji Mao shoved for his last 2,500 from the hijack, then Filipp Khavin on the button raised to make the blinds fold.
Renji Mao: A♥8♦
Filipp Khavin: A♣9♦
After the dealer fanned a board of 2♥J♣6♠A♦, Mao took his backpack in one hand and stood up. But he sat back down went the 8♠ river landed on the felt to give him two pair and make him double up.
Warwick Mirzikinian opened the cutoff and was shoved on by Max Pinnola who had a short stack of around 20,000 in the big blind. Mirzikinian called.
Max Pinnola: 2♥2♠
Warwick Mirzikinian: A♣3♣
Pinnola was drawing extremely slim after the J♣7♣4♣ flop gave Mirzikinian a flush. No runner-runner would come for Pinnola as the 10♥5♦ runout meant he was eliminated.
Jon Mcneill opened from middle position and was called by Michele Pucci in the big blind to find a flop of 3♣Q♣7♥.
Mcneill continued for 6,000 and he was called by Pucci, who checked the K♣ turn. McNeill checked back.
On the 10♣ river, Pucci led out for 4,000, but Mcneill raised to 15,000. Pucci went into the tank but folded. He was seen walking away a few hands later.
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