Keerat Bawa jammed for 335,000 from middle position. Sohale Khalili in the hijack three-bet all in with a bigger stack and cards went on their backs.
Keerat Bawa: A♥6♥ 
Sohale Khalili: K♦Q♦
Bawa stood up as if she knew she was going to be eliminated, but she kept the lead all the way through a board of J♥3♠3♦2♥3♣ and doubled up.
"I waited, waited, waited. That's the best hand I had in 3 hours," she said.
Mark Hansen went all in and was at risk for his last 250,000 from early position and was called by Ryan Rivers on the button.
Mark Hansen: A♣A♥
Ryan Rivers: A♦K♠
The board ran out A♠2♣7♠4♦2♦, securing a much-needed double up for Hansen.
Huanglin Wu raised to 80,000 from middle position and was raised by Evan Benton to 225,000. Wu made the call.
The flop came K♠7♥5♥ and Wu check-called the 125,000 chip bet from Benton.
After the Q♠ rolled off on the turn, Wu checked again, Benton sent 450,000, which got Wu to fold his hand.
Myles Mullaly opened from early position, Benjamin Leblond three-bet from the cutoff and Mullaly called.
The dealer fanned a flop of Q♥K♣7♥. Leblond continued for 220,000 and called Mullaly's check-raise to 500,000.
Mullaly bet 300,000 on the 4♥ turn. Leblond raised all-in for 730,000 and Mullaly called.
Benjamin Leblond: K♦K♥
Myles Mullaly: J♥10♥
Leblond flopped a set, but Mullaly found a flush on the turn. Leblond however hit a better flush thanks to the 3♥ river and scored a big double up.
Level: 23
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Yong Choe raised all in from the cutoff for 515,000. Michael Oar, from the button, went all in for 750,000.
Yong Choe: A♠6♠
Michael Oar: A♥Q♦
Choe found the six he needed on the K♦K♣6♣4♦10♠ board and doubled up versus the dominating ace.
Action folded to Casey Sandretto in the small blind, who raised to 90,000. He was called by Drew Gonzalez in the big blind.
The players saw a A♠6♣Q♠ flop, Sandretto bet 65,000, and Gonzalez called.
The turn was the J♣, Sandretto checked, Gonzalez bet 115,000, and Sandretto called.
The river was the 5♣. Sandretto checked again. This time, Gonzalez bet 315,000, and Sandretto called, tabling A♦J♦, which was good for the win.
The action was joined with the board reading 8♦9♦3♠7♦9♥, and Anders Karlsen had pushed out a massive overbet of 325,000. Wenxin Huang was in the tank for four to five minutes, and the clock had been called. Huang tossed out the call just before the floor arrived to start their countdown.
Karlsen tabled J♥J♠ and Huang instantly mucked her cards for Karlsen to be pushed the pot.
"Great bet!" praised a couple of the players at the table.
Nghi Tran raised from under the gun to 60,000 and was three-bet by Jeffrey Blenkarn for his 150,000-chip stack. Tran made the call.
Jeffrey Blenkarn: 10♥10♣
Nghi Tran: A♥6♥
Blenkarn was able to hold on the Q♦6♦3♠J♠3♥ board and found a double-up worth slightly under 400,000.
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