Elia Ahmadian moved all in for 350,000 from middle position and was looked up by Troy Quenneville on the button.
Elia Ahmadian: A♦Q♣ 
Troy Quenneville: A♣K♦
Ahmadian was dominated and could not find a winner on the 4♣3♠10♦4♠A♥ runout to bring his tournament to an end.
Noah Boeken was sitting on a short stack of around 200,000 when he moved all in from early position. The table folded to Mark Zullo in the big blind who called to put Boeken at risk.
Noah Boeken: Q♠J♣
Mark Zullo: K♥K♦
Boeken was far behind Zullo's kings as the flop came J♦6♥7♠, giving him some hope with a pair of jacks. The 3♦ turn was no help, while the 3♠ completed the board on the river and sent Boeken to the rail.
Jonathan Little predicted David Simon was going to win the tournament after Simon beat him in a pot earlier this level, but that lasted only a few minutes.
Simon had fallen down to around 350,000 when he moved all in from the cutoff. Hiroki Nawa was in the big blind and called to put Simon at risk.
David Simon: A♠7♦
Hiroki Nawa: A♣Q♦
Simon was dominated as the J♥K♠J♦4♦10♣ board improved Nawa to a straight, sending Simon to the rail.
Young Ko managed to almost triple up his stack after getting it in against two players with the nuts.
On a board of 4♦3♥5♣8♠9♦, all the chips were in the middle with Ko having tabled 7♣6♣ for a straight. Angel Castro had rivered a set of nines holding 9♥9♣ and the under-the-gun player held J♥J♣, which finished third in the hand.
Bin Weng raised to 60,000 in the hijack before Aleksejs Ponakovs three-bet to 200,000 in the cutoff.
Weng asked the dealer how much Ponakovs' raise was for and the dealer went to toss him the all-in chip. "I said how much is it," Weng said to a round of laughs from the table.
The dealer confirmed Ponakovs' raise before Weng moved all in for real this time, shoving his last 700,000 into the middle. Ponakovs snap-called.
Bin Weng: A♠7♠
Aleksejs Ponakovs: A♦K♣
Weng found himself dominated as the A♣6♥5♥ flop gave both players top pair. The rest of the board came 6♠Q♦ and Ponakovs' king-kicker played to send Weng to the rail.
High Roller Taylor von Kriegenbergh opened to 65,000 from middle position before Cameron Mixson made it 175,000 from the button. Gregory Fournier moved all in for around 900,000 from the big blind, prompting Von Kriegenbergh to rejam for around 1,300,000. Mixson snap-called as the covering stack and the cards went on their backs.
Gregory Fournier: Q♥Q♣
Taylor von Kriegenbergh: K♥K♦
Cameron Mixson: A♦A♠
There was a paint card on the flop but Mixson remain ahead as the dealer put out the J♥6♣6♦. The 5♦ turn strengthened Mixson grip on the massive pot, which was then pushed to him after the 2♥ river confirmed Fournier's and Von Kriegenbergh's exit.
Carlos Caldas busted Mo Nuwwarah right before the last break and filled in the details.
According to Caldas, Nuwwarah raised to 55,000 under the gun and received two callers before Caldas three-bet to 280,000 in the big blind. Nuwwarah then moved all in for 1,100,000 with two eights as action folded back to Caldas, who called with two queens.
Nuwwarah didn't find any miracles on the board and was sent to the rail while Caldas moved up past 6,000,000.
Russell Rosenblum opened to 55,000 from middle position and he was called by Sami Bechahed on the button, Merijn van Rooij in the small blind and Jose Aguilera in the big blind.
Rosenblum continued for 100,000 on the K♦9♠Q♠ flop, but only Bechahed called. There was no more action on the 10♦ turn and the 4♦ river, and Rosenblum flipped over K♠Q♦ for two pair. Bechahed sent his cards into the muck.
A few minutes later, Aguilera ran into Bechahed's aces and was eliminated. After he finished 10th last year for $700,000, he wins $40,000 this year.
Cole Keenan, who is wearing an army helmet with night vision goggles attached, opened to 55,000 before Adrian Buckley raised to 410,000 from the button, leaving just 10,000 behind. Yaroslav Shklyar called from the small blind ahead of Keenan getting out of the way.
Shklyar bet 10,000 in the dark, and Buckley put in his last two T-5,000 chips on the 10♦4♥4♣ flop.
Adrian Buckley: AxQx
Yaroslav Shklyar: 9♦9♣
Shklyar's pocket pair was ahead and remained best after the 2♣ turn and 6♣ river.
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