Picking up the action on the flop, Fu Wong in the big blind was involved in a hand with Koray Aldemir in late position.
With the board reading 3♥7♦6♠ Wong checked. Aldemir bet 5,000 and then called a raise to 12,000.
The turn came 5♠, prompting Wong to move all in for around 65,000. After going into the tank, Aldemir found a fold to take a relatively small hit to his stack.
The J♠9♥6♠2♦ turn was on the felt with about 12,000 in the middle and Parker Talbot was faced with a bet of 3,500. He splashed 18,000 across the line, putting his opponent to a decision as he took about 40 seconds before mucking his hand.
A player under the gun limped in, as did a player in early position, middle position, and the hijack. Once action got to My Nguyen on the button, he raised to 20,200. Then Todd Lewis in the small blind three-bet all in to 72,500. The players that limped in all folded, and Nguyen made the call to put Lewis at risk.
Todd Lewis: A♠K♠ 
My Nguyen: K♦K♣
Nguyen was in a great position against the ace-king of Lewis. Once the board ran out 7♠Q♦5♦3♦8♦ Nguyen improved to a king high flush, and eliminated Lewis from the tournament.
Dumitru-Adrian Pora had raised from the hijack before Larry Sigmon jammed all in from the cutoff for 35,500. The action folded back to Pora, who called.
Larry Sigmon: K♣Q♦
Dumitru-Adrian Pora: A♠Q♠
The A♦9♠J♣ flop gave Sigmon four additional outs, but none arrived as Pora made trips on the 5♠A♥ runout.
On another table, Nick Eastwood jammed in his short stack and was eliminated after he was called by pocket kings.
Faraz Jaka and John Kabbaj were heads-up on a board of 3♠2♦5♥10♥ with a sizable pot already in the middle.
Jaka was in the small blind and check-called a 20,000 bet from Kabbaj, who was in middle position.
Both players checked on the 9♣ river and Jaka turned over 4♥4♦. Kabbaj mucked upon seeing it and Jaka chipped up to over 100,000 to give himself some breathing room.
John O'Shea, Nath Puzzolato, and a player in middle position got all in preflop three-way with O'Shea being the one with the biggest stack.
Middle position: A♥K♥
Nath Puzzolato: J♠10♠
John O'Shea: K♦K♠
O'Shea's kings held up on the 8♣10♥K♣3♠2♠ runout and he sent two players to the rail.
The flop showed 9♦2♥A♥. Emery Martindale was all in already as Douglas Pappan and Masafumi Fukata played out a hand.
Fukata bet 10,000. Pappan raised that up to 39,000, Fukata folded after a few moments.
Emery Martindale: 9♥3♥
Douglas Pappan: A♣J♥
Pappan had the advantage but would need to hold against all of the outs. The turn was the Q♦ and the river the 7♣ to miss Martindale and send him away.
The cutoff opened and Mo Nuwwarah defended the big blind.
When the K♥J♥9♣ flop hit the felt, Nuwwarah check-raised a bet of 3,000 to 14,000 and the cutoff made the call.
The 7♠ fell on the turn, and Nuwwarah continued for 36,000, which was called once again.
The dealer dropped the 2♠ on the river and Nuwwarah pushed 200,000 across the line, betting enough to cover his opponent who had about 75,000 remaining. After roughly five minutes, a tablemate called the clock. The floor gave the player a count down and declared the hand dead as there was still no action, sending the pot to Nuwwarah.
Around 35,000 was in the middle as Chad Lipton and an opponent in middle position saw the turn on a board of 5♥9♥7♣10♣. The middle-position then bet 15,000.
Lipton, in early position, raised to 160,000, effectively putting his opponent at risk. His opponent took a few minutes before folding Q♥J♥ as Lipton took the pot.
"You had a lot of outs. I didn't have hearts," Lipton said.
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