Arriving on a 3♦6♠9♦J♥10♥ river, Aliaksei Boika checked from the small blind to Punnat Punsri in the big blind. Punsri then put Boika all-in for 800,000.
With the pot only amounting to 340,000, Punsri had made a huge bet. Boika spent some time in the tank before he called off for his tournament life.
Punsri could only show seven-high with his 7♠5♣, leaving Boika to double up with J♣4♥ for top pair.
Nick Maimone limped in from the small blind. Mathew Frankland was in the big blind and jammed all in, covering the 1,265,000 of Maimone. Maimone spent a few time extensions before deciding to call for his tournament life.
Nick Maimone: A♦7♠ 
Mathew Frankland: 5♣5♦
Maimone could not pair up on the 9♣3♣4♣ flop or Q♠ turn, and the K♣ river made Frankland a flush to make Maimone's elimination official.
Josh McCully made it 105,000 from the button. with only Chin Wei Lim calling from the big blind.
Lim check-called a bet of 80,000 from McCully on the A♦Q♦8♥ flop.
After Lim checked the 6♥ turn, McCully jammed for around 600,000. Lim called to put McCully at risk.
Josh McCully: A♠10♠
Chin Wei Lim: 8♦6♠
McCully had top pair, but Lim turned bottom two pair and had McCully on the ropes. The river came the 5♥, which meant the end for McCully, and Lim moved up to over 5,000,000
Byron Kaverman opened to 100,000 in early position. Next to act, Aliaksei Boika three-bet to 250,000. Kaverman used a time bank before moving all in for 1,125,000, which Boika instantly called.
Byron Kaverman: 7♥7♠
Aliaksei Boika: A♠K♦
The 8♣8♥Q♥A♥ board looked bleak for Kaverman, but the river J♥ gave him a flush and a full double up.
Mamad Arani raised to 100,000 under the gun. Joao Simao called in the big blind before leading out for 90,000 on the 6♥4♠3♠ flop. Arani raised to 275,000, and Simao announced his all-in, putting Arani at risk for 1,075,000.
Arani did not take long before calling off, and the cards were revealed.
Mamad Arani: 7♦7♣
Joao Simao: 10♠5♠
Simao had an open-ender and a flush draw. The 5♦ turn gave him a pair as well, but the K♥ river bricked off to grant Arani his double-up.
Atanas Malinov made it 100,000 from under the gun with only Aliaksandr Shylko calling from the cutoff.
Malinov knuckled the action over to Shylko on the Q♣10♣Q♥ flop, and Shylko bet 70,000. Malinov made the call.
The turn came the 3♠, prompting Malinov to check again. Shylko bet 130,000, which Malinov called.
After Malinov checked the 2♦ river, Shylko bet 400,000, which was exactly how much Malinov had in his stack. Malinov released his cards, and Shylko won the pot.
Joey Weissman committed his last 20,000 from early position before Rafael Mota made it 110,000 to go from the next seat. Everyone folded and the cards were flipped over.
Joey Weissman: 8♣7♣
Rafael Mota: A♣6♦
Weissman needed to hit something with his suited connector to start his spin-up. The 5♣3♠Q♣ flop gave Weissman a flush draw. However, the rest of the board came 2♦2♠ and Mota's ace-high won the pot, eliminating Weissman.
Atanas Malinov raised in early position to 100,000. Next to act, Wai Kiat Lee three-bet to 225,000. Masato Yokosawa, sitting directly to the left of Lee, opted to cold four-bet all-in for 1,200,000.
Both Malinov and Lee returned their cards to the dealer promptly, and Yokosawa added the chips to his stack.
Joey Weissman raised to 320,000 on the button, leaving only 20,000 behind. Rafael Mota called in the small blind and, thinking Weissman had gone all in, showed his A♠A♦ to the table.
It was pointed out that Weissman was, in fact, not all in, and the 6♠2♣Q♠ flop was dealt. Mota then put Weissman all-in for his remaining chips.
Weissman spent four time banks before folding his A♥8♥ face-up as he could only catch running eights to win the pot.
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