Stefan Kegley had become very short-stacked and moved all-in from the button for roughly 4,000 chips. Burke Delange called from the small blind before Francisco Caballo shoved all in out of the big blind. Delange folded and Kegley had a chance to triple up.
Stefan Kegley: A♠10♠ 
Francisco Caballo: K♠J♠
The runout of 10♥4♣4♠8♣9♣ meant Kegley would stay in the Main Event after Caballo was unable to improve.
Heads-up on a flop of 8♣5♥2♠, a player on the button bet 26,000 before Dmitry Yurasov moved all in for 33,000 in the big blind. The button called to put him at risk.
Dmitry Yurasov: A♣8♦
Opponent: J♣8♥
Yurasov was ahead with his pair of eights, ace-kicker as the A♥ turn improved him to two pair and left his opponent drawing dead. The river was the 4♣ and Yurasov doubled up.
Adam Walton, last year's third-place finisher, is also at this table.
Patrick Leonard was standing up and at risk in a three-way preflop all in.
Xuejian Sun: K♦K♥
Patrick Leonard: A♠K♣
David Fhima: J♠J♣
David Fhima had the largest stack and could take out two players but Xuejian Sun was in best position to triple up with his kings. New member to the table, Daniel Negreanu filmed the action for his vlog as did Mayuko Morita as this was about to be a very well documented run out.
The flop came Q♦A♦5♠ to launch Leonard into the lead. The turn was the 5♣ and the river the 7♦ to give Leonard the big pot, bust Sun and take a big chunk away from Fhima.
Action was picked up on the river with the board showing 9♠A♠5♦7♦K♥ and roughly 45,500 in the pot.
Seth Davies in the cutoff bet 60,000 and sent Toby Price on the button deep into the tank. After contemplating his decision for over two minutes, Price made the call.
Davies tabled A♦9♥ for two pair. Price who was visibly frustrated threw A♥3♣ into the muck, giving Davies the pot.
The very end of a hand was being divvied up by the dealer as the board read 9x9x6x9x4x. Chongxian Yang had the Jx9x for quads as he was raking in a large pot to add to a stack that has been multiplying all day.
"This guy is on ****ing fire, he hasn't missed once" said a tablemate. "And he refuses to take a compliment" said another player at the table as Yang just smiled and quietly took in the chips, seemingly unwilling to jinx any of the run good moving forward.
A massive pot of around 70,000 was already in the middle as Roman Hrabec and Yunsheng Sun went heads-up to the river on a completed board of 7♦4♣7♠9♦4♠.
Hrabec, in the small blind, then moved all in for 48,000. Sun tanked for a few minutes before calling to put Hrabec at risk.
Hrabec turned over K♣K♥ and Sun flashed Q♦Q♣ before mucking as Hrabec earned the massive double up.
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