Three-Way to a flop of 6♥7♠10♠, the action checked to Andrew Watson on the button, who fired a bet of 100,000. Jim Collopy then bet the pot of 470,000, leaving only 10,000 behind.
Stout quickly folded and Watson eventually followed suit, claiming he folded two pair and a gutshot straight draw.
Not much later, Guofeng Wang was eliminated from this table, leaving the tournament with four tables in total.
Gary Bolden called on the button and Alex Foxen called in the small blind. Tolga Demirel raised to 115,000 from the big blind and Bolden repotted all in for the sizing of 415,000 and only Demirel called.
Gary Bolden: A♠K♥K♠Q♥ 
Tolga Demirel: A♦A♣8♣6♣
The board ran out 10♦5♥2♦K♣Q♣ and Bolden drilled the king on the turn to scoop the pot and survive.
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The action was caught on a completed board of 2♠4♦7♦9♥4♠, where Pavel Plesuv checked out of the big blind to Oswin Ziegelbecker under the gun.
Ziegelbecker bet 200,000 chips into the pot of 450,000, leaving himself just over 400,000 behind.
Plesuv put in the rest of the chips, eliciting a snap fold from his opponent and taking down the pot.
Action was picked up on the river in a pot between Zachary Reinbold in the hijack and Pedro Velasco in the cutoff.
With 215,000 in the middle and a board reading 9♣10♠5♣6♦10♣, Reinbold bet 200,000 and Velasco went into the tank.
After some thought he put in the chips to call. Reinbold turned over A♣A♦10♦5♠ for tens full of fives.
"I also had a ten," said Velasco as he showed A♠A♥10♥8♠ for three tens.
"You had aces too?" asked Reinbold "How did I not get more?"
A player had gone all in on a flop of 10♥7♠A♦ and was looked up by Murilo Milhomem.
All-In Player: A♠J♠9♥2♦
Murilo Milhomem: A♣Q♠Q♦10♦
Milhomem was ahead with his two pair, and the Q♣ turn brought him a set. The 4♠ river bricked out and Milhomem celebrated as his opponent went to collect his payout.
On another table, Renji Mao was also eliminated from the tournament.
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Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Arriving on a completed board of K♠A♠9♠6♥5♦, Alex Foxen made a pot-sied bet of 380,000 from the hijack.
His opponent was Tolga Demirel on the button, who thought long enough to get the clock called on him. As soon as the request was made, however, he made the call.
Foxen only quickly flashed his cards before Demirel tabled 8♠7♠6♦5♠ for a flush and the winning hand.
Meanwhile, Juan Lapido was eliminated at another table.
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