Andrew Watson raised to 75,000 in the hijack which saw Zachary Reinbold raise to 250,000 on the button which only Watson called.
The flop rolled out J♥4♠6♥ and Watson check-called a jam of 195,000 from Reinbold.
Zachary Reinbold: A♥A♠10♠8♥ 
Andrew Watson: 5♦5♠2♦2♠
The board ran out 10♣6♠ and the aces held up for Reinbold to double at the expense of Watson.
With 445,000 chips in the pot, Andrew Watson check-called a bet of 110,000 from Zachary Reinbold on a board of J♥4♠K♣A♣. The river fell the 5♠ and saw Reinbold check again.
Watson fired a pot-sized bet of 665,000, leaving himself only 125,000 behind. It did not take long before Watson flicked in a call, after which Reinbold frustratedly tabled Q♠Q♦J♦7♦ for a bluff with straight blockers.
Watson showed A♥A♦9♥6♣ for top set and increased his enormous chip lead even more.
At the same time, Alexander Condon was busted on an adjacent table.
Arriving on the 7♠2♦4♠ flop with around 190,000 chips in the middle, Zachary Reinbold checked from the cutoff to Pedro Velasco on the button.
Velasco checked back and called Reinbold's bet of 100,000 when the 5♦ came on the turn. On the Q♦ river, Reinbold slowed down and checked to Velasco, who shoved for 280,000 in response.
Reinbold lamented the situation a bit before releasing his hand and seeing Velasco overtake him in the counts.
Simultaneously, Thomas Pohnke took his leave from the adjacent table.
Ronald Keijzer opened to 85,000 preflop and was called by Ari Engel and Shai Elbaz.
The flop came out 10♦7♥A♦ and all three players checked to see the dealer put out the 5♣.
Elbaz checked, Keijzer bet 290,000 and caused quick folds from his opponents.
Murilo Milhomem and Shaun Deeb were heads up on a turn of 3♠10♣10♠5♣. With a respectable pot of 700,000 in the middle, Milhomem made a bet of 300,000 from the small blind.
Deeb then raised the pot and got a snap fold from his opponent.
"I did not want to get called," Deeb told his neighbor Alex Livingston.
"I folded aces," Mihomem revealed not much later.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Gary Bolden limped in from the small blind and Alex Foxen raised to 75,000 in the big blind. Bolden then three-bet to 225,000, the vast majority of his stack, and Foxen called.
Bolden jammed all in for his remaining 90,000 on the 9♣10♠7♠ flop and Foxen immediately called with the covering stack.
Gary Bolden: A♠A♦4♥3♠
Alex Foxen: Q♠J♠10♥3♥
"Give him a spade, one time," Bolden pleaded.
His prayers were answered when the runout came 5♣9♠ to river him the nut flush and double him up.
Ronald Keijzer raised to 60,000 from under the gun and on the button, Pavel Plesuv three-bet to 160,000 which saw only Keijzer call.
The flop rolled out 5♥7♠2♣ and Keijzer check-called a jam for 410,000 from Plesuv.
Pavel Plesuv: A♠A♥J♥8♣
Ronald Keijzer: 8♥7♣6♥5♣
The board ran out K♥9♣ and the river improved Keijzer to an unneeded straight as he sent Plesuv to the rail.
After Murilo Milhomem had check-called a bet from Christopher Roth on the 6♥K♠9♥K♥ turn, he checked again from the big blind on the 5♣ river.
Roth then jammed all in from the hijack for a pot-sized bet of 550,000 and was instantly called by Milhomem.
Roth tabled K♣J♣9♦8♠ for kings full of jacks, beating Milhomem's K♦6♦4♥4♦ for kings full of sixes.
Anderson Ireland in the big blind had put Martin Zamani in the cutoff all in on a flop of 3♣6♦Q♣ for a pot-sized bet of 465,000 chips.
"Sorry guys, I don't know," Zamani apologized as he took some time. Eventually, he tossed in a call for his tournament life.
Martin Zamani: J♥10♦9♦6♠
Anderson Ireland: A♠A♦8♦3♦
Zamani made two pair on the J♣ turn to shoot ahead against Ireland's aces, while the 2♥ river helped nobody.
"Standard, but really fucking lame," Ireland concluded as he was left with 15,000 chips, which he tripled up next hand. Not long thereafter, he was seen leaving the tournament area to collect his payout, however.
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