Matt Shepsky was seen collecting the rest Ka Kwan Lau's chips.
Lau had gone all in preflop with K♠K♦7♥3♠ and was up against Shepsky's A♣A♥10♣6♥ on a completed board of J♦J♣6♣10♦J♠ — leaving Shepsky best with jacks-full of aces to send the defending champion to the rail.
Veselin Karakitukov has had bit of a rollercoaster over the last few minutes that has seen his stack go up and then back down.
First, Karakitukov shoved for 110,000 on a board of 10♣2♠J♥7♣2♣ and got a call from the player on the button. Karakitukov showed 10♠10♥5♥3♣ for a full house, and beat the button's K♣Q♥9♣7♦, who had a flush.
Not long after, Karakitukov was involved again, this time on a board of 9♥4♣9♦7♦3♥. There were around 170,000 chips in the pot and Karakitukov had bet 60,000 on the river, only for the player on his right to then make it 150,000. Karakitukov quickly folded.
The player under the gun limped in and Viktor Blom raised to 18,000 from the hijack. The button, small blind and the original limper all called.
The 4♥10♠7♥ flop saw the action check to Blom, who sized up to 38,000. All three of Blom's opponents thought better than to see a turn card, each choosing to fold.
Santhosh Suvarna limped in from early position, Niklas Astedt limped behind in the cutoff, a player in the small blind limped behind and Fernando Habegger checked in the big blind.
The flop came Q♣4♦2♥ and action checked around to Astedt who bet 15,000. Only Habegger called.
On the 6♠ turn, Habegger fired a pot-sized bet and Astedt quickly folded.
Ren Lin had just sat down with a fresh starting stack and raised to 14,000 from early position. The cutoff called and Shiva Dudani moved all in for 57,000 from the big blind. Lin moved all in himself and the hijack went into the tank.
"Let me go home!" chanted Lin as he erupted from his seat. The hijack eventually folded and the hand went to a showdown.
Shiva Dudani: A♥Q♦J♠10♥ 
Ren Lin: A♣9♣9♦4♥
The board ran out 7♠J♥2♦9♥10♠; Lin turned a set to eliminate Dudani on the last level of the day.
Bryce Yockey raised to 14,000 under the gun and was called by Sean Troha on the button and Jared Bleznick in the small blind.
Bleznick led out for 35,000 on the J♠4♠8♦ flop and only Yockey called.
Bleznick then check-called a 30,000 bet from Yockey on the 9♠ turn.
Both players checked down on the 6♠ river and Bleznick turned over A♠10♠10♦3♥ for the nut flush to claim the pot.
There were well over 400,000 chips in the pot on a board of 6♠K♣2♠7♦5♥. Jordan Scott and Ben Lamb were the ones involved and once it got to showdown, Scott tabled K♠9♠6♦5♦ for two pair, and Lamb mucked.
Phil Ivey opened from under the gun and received calls from players in early position, middle position and the big blind.
On the A♦8♥8♠ flop, action checked around to Ivey who fired a 15,000 continuation bet, receiving a call only from the early position player.
Ivey fired a second barrel for 25,000 on the 7♠ turn and this time it was enough to get a fold out of his one remaining opponent.
The pot stood at approximately 50,000 with three players looking at a board of 2♥10♦10♣Q♠.
The small blind bet out for 21,000 prompting a fold from the hijack and a call from Ian Matakis, on the button.
The 3♠ river slowed down the small blind. Matakis took the initiative with a bet of 35,000 and the small blind went into the tank, finally deciding on a fold.
With around 100,000 chips in the pot and a board that read 10♠2♣K♥J♥5♠, the action checked to Stephen Chidwick, who fired 51,000. His opponent made a quick fold.
Chidwick tabled KxQx4x to the table but kept one card face down and sent it into the muck.
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