Jason Blodgett opened to 1,600,000 under the gun. Warren Li was seated next to him and committed his stack of 4,800,000, which Blodgett quickly called once the action had folded back to him.
Warren Li: A♥A♣ 
Jason Blodgett: A♦10♠
Blodgett flopped an open-ender 9♦J♦8♠, but Li's aces remained safe on the 4♠3♠ runout, securing his double-up.
Action folded around to Paris Sitzoukis in the cutoff who shoved for his remaining 5,500,000 chips. Patrick White re-jammed on the button for around 10,000,000 and both the blinds folded.
Paris Sitzoukis: Q♣7♣
Patrick White: A♠10♠
Sitzoukis was sitting well on the Q♥J♦J♥ flop, having flopped two pair.
White was left unimproved on the 7♥ turn and 9♣ river, securing Sitzoukis the double.
Danny Olejniczak moved all in for 6,500,000 on the button. Sergei Petrushevskii called off in the small blind, and the cards were tabled.
Danny Olejniczak: A♦8♠
Sergei Petrushevskii: K♣J♦
Olejniczak flopped trips on the 8♥8♣6♥ to leave Petrushevskii drawing dead on the 10♣ turn. The K♦ river did not matter anymore as Olejniczak raked in his double-up.
One hand later, Sanjeev Datta put in his remaining 4,500,000 from early position. Carlos Caldas, who had taken the seat of the recently busted Juan Capobianco, asked for a count in the big blind, calling shortly after.
Sanjeev Datta: A♥4♠
Carlos Caldas: A♠5♦
Caldas' higher kicker remained in play on the 2♦K♥7♦3♠9♥ runout, eliminating Datta.
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Juan Capobianco open-shoved his 5,300,000 in from the hijack. Santtu Leinonen confirmed the count in the big blind before making the call.
Santtu Leinonen: A♦2♠
Juan Capobianco: A♠Q♣
Capobianco had the dominating hand, but the 5♦6♦J♣7♦ turn provided a sweat. Leinonen's flush draw bricked on the 3♣ turn, however, and Capobianco doubled to a stack of 15 big blinds.
Nicolas Vayssieres moved all in from an early position for 5,500,000, and he recieved one call from Bhargav Kakani in the small blind.
Nicolas Vayssieres: Q♠J♦
Bhargav Kakani: A♠Q♦
Vayssieres was already standing from the table but he grabbed his bag and turned away after seeing the A♣5♠2♠, only improving Kakani further.
The K♥ turn brought some hope of a straight for Vayssieres, but he was eliminated from the tournament after the dealer placed the 9♠ river.
Zachary Evers shoved from the middle position for 6,600,000 and was called and covered by Bobby Poe in the big blind.
Zachary Evers: A♥10♠
Bobby Poe: K♣K♦
The board ran out 3♣3♠8♥2♠2♥ for Poe to hold with his pocket kings for the higher two pair than on the board to eliminate Evers.
Level: 36
Blinds: 400,000/800,000
Ante: 800,000
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