Jonathan Wong limped in from the small blind before the big blind raised to 3,500. Wong three-bet to 10,800 and his opponent called.
Wong continued for 7,000 on Q♥10♥4♥ before the big blind moved all in for 35,000. Wong quickly called and had his opponent in rough shape.
Big Blind: K♠J♥ 
Jonathan Wong: A♠A♥
The turn 7♣ rolled off before the river K♣ hit the felt, securing the knockout for Wong.
Roy Bitton opened to 1,200 from the button and Andy Tsai three-bet to 4,000 from the big blind. Bitton made the call.
The flop came K♦7♦8♠. Tsai bet 5,200, Bitton shoved for 35,100 and Tsai, who had Bitton slightly covered, made the call.
Roy Bitton: 6♦4♦
Andy Tsai: A♦J♦
Bitton had a flush draw and a gutshot but was in bad shape against Tsai who had the nut-flush draw. Tsai made second pair on the J♥ turn leaving Bitton drawing only to a non-diamond five. The Q♥ river was a brick and Bitton was sent to the rail while Tsai collected nearly a full double up.
Elsewhere in the tournament area Upeshka De Silva was recently eliminated.
A player in middle position three-bet to 3,500 as action folded back to Rudy Cervantes, who moved all in from early position. "Alright, let's do this," the middle-position player said as he called for around 20,000.
All-In Player: A♣4♣
Rudy Cervantes: A♠K♦
Cervantes had his opponent dominated as the flop came 7♣Q♦2♠. The rest of the board ran out J♠6♥ and Cervantes took the pot with his king-kicker to send his opponent to the rail.
Jonas Witdoek opened the action with a raise to 1,500 from middle position. The button moved all in for 28,000 and the small blind made the call. Witdoek moved all in for 83,000 and the small blind made the call for 72,000 total.
Button: Q♠Q♣
Small Blind: 9♠8♠
Jonas Witdoek: A♣A♦
The board ran out 9♣8♣3♣7♠Q♣ and Witodek got there on the river, improving to the nut flush to drag in all of the chips.
Matt Affleck raised to 2,500 from middle position and Dimitrios Mylonas three-bet to 5,000 from the hijack. Action folded back around to Affleck, who four-bet to 14,000.
Mylonas put his remaining 31,000 into the middle and Affleck called to put Mylonas at risk.
Dimitrios Mylonas: J♠J♥
Matt Affleck: K♥K♣
Affleck was well ahead with his kings, and the Q♦6♥9♠6♠A♦ runout changed nothing to send the pot Affleck's way and eliminate Mylonas.
Melvyn Carter moved all in for 8,000 in early position and Louis Bailey called in the hijack.
Melvyn Carter: J♣J♠
Louis Bailey: A♦A♣
"Aces for the third time today, huh," a tablemate said to Bailey who was far in front and poised for a knockout.
The board ran out 2♥7♦6♥2♦6♠ and Bailey secured the pot to send Carter to the rail.
WSOP bracelet winners Chad Eveslage and Frank Funaro are also at this table.
Edward Blount moved his short stack all in from the cutoff and Abelardo Achkar Sanz made the call from the big blind.
Edward Blount: A♥K♦
Abelardo Achkar Sanz: A♦5♥
The board ran out 5♦10♦6♦6♣6♥; Blount had the best of it preflop, but Achkar Sanz was the only one to find a pair on the five-card run out, sending his opponent to the rail.
Around 40,000 was already in the pot as Adrian Govea and Kyle Julius went heads-up to the turn on a board of Q♠2♣10♠7♠.
Govea, in the cutoff, then put in 50,000 and Julius snap-called for around 35,000, turning over Q♦Q♣ for top set.
Govea, though, had K♠9♠ for a flush and Julius needed the board to pair on the river to stay alive. The dealer instead flipped over the 3♣ and the massive pot was pushed to Govea, while Julius was forced to wait until next year.
The under-the-gun player opened the action with a raise to 1,200. The middle position player three-bet to 3,500 before Joshua Feiger four-bet to 8,500 from the hijack. the player in middle position called.
Feiger fired 20,000 on 6♠10♠Q♦ before the middle position player moved all in for 50,700. Feiger called and had his opponent dominated.
Middle Position: Q♠J♣
Joshua Feiger: A♣Q♥
The turn A♥ rolled off before the river 9♦ hit the felt and Feiger stacked his opponent while adding to his table leading stack.
Cassio Kienen raised to 1,200 in early position and Barny Boatman called. A player in the hijack then three-bet to 6,000, Kienen four-bet to 19,000, and Boatman folded. The hijack called and he and Kienen went heads-up to a flop of 5♥J♠8♣.
Kienen bet another 15,000 and his opponent called. Both players checked the J♣ turn and the 4♣ fell on the river.
Kienen then tossed out 50,000, enough to put his opponent all in. The cutoff tanked for nearly five minutes until he called for around 30,000.
"Queens or tens, right," Pat Lyons yelled out from the rail. Kienen showed A♥A♦ and the cutoff did, indeed, turn over Q♠Q♥ before heading off for the exit.
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