Action was picked up as Brian Mckain was all in against Georgios Tsoupras.
Brian Mckain: K♣K♠Q♦3♦ 
Georgios Tsoupras: A♣J♦6♣5♥
Terrible started for Mckain as the flop came 6♠4♦5♠, but the K♥ gave him top set and locked up the hand. The Q♥ was dealt on the river.
James Cheung and Frank Brannan have battled a couple of times today, with Cheung getting the best of it in a big pot earlier.
This time we grab the action with Brannan making a pot-sized raise of 324,000 chips on a full board reading Q♥7♦6♦10♥4♠.
Cheung spent a long time considering his options, stacking and restacking his chips, until finally he made the call.
"You got it," Brannan said, before even seeing the cards.
Brannan showed K♦10♠9♥5♥ for just a pair of tens. Cheung had 10♦8♦6♣5♣ for an eight-high straight.
It was a crushing blow to Brannan, who had only 72,000 chips after the hand.
Eric Cloutier moved all in for 32,000 in middle position to put himself at risk and was called by Kyle Rosnes in the big blind.
Eric Cloutier: A♦J♣10♠8♦
Kyle Rosnes: J♥J♦10♥8♥
The board ran out K♦4♠Q♣5♥5♣ and Rosnes' two pair, jacks and fives sent Cloutier to the rail.
Cloutier entered the day as the shortest stack in the field but managed to grind away and ladder up several spots.
Tolga Demirel raised to 42,000 on the button and Frank Brannan three-bet to 132,000 in the big blind. Demirel then four-bet jammed for 214,00 total to put himself at risk and Brannan quickly called.
Tolga Demirel: A♦K♠9♠7♦
Frank Brannan: A♠A♥10♣8♦
Demirel pulled ahead on the J♦5♦K♦ flop with the nut flush. The 7♥ turn and 6♣ river offered no help to Brannan and the pot was pushed Demirel's way.
Kyle Knecht raised from the hijack to 30,000, and Benny Chen made the call from the cutoff. Everyone else folded, and the flop came out with K♠Q♥7♦. Knecht checked, and Chen made it 50,000. Knecht did not hesitate and moved all in for his last 217,000. Chen made the call and was ahead on the flop with his set of kings, and Knecht held a pair of aces and a gutshot draw to the straight.
Kyle Knecht: K♣K♦Q♠3♠
Benny Chen: A♣A♠10♣9♥
The turn brought a straight for Knecht with the J♦, and the river 8♥ sealed the deal, and Knecht won the pot.
Dylan Weisman has had the biggest jump of the day, more than doubling his stack through the first level and a half of play.
Conversely, John Riordan, the chip leader entering the day, has lost half of his.
Zhen Chen, second in chips coming in, is down nearly 1,000,000 from his overnight total. He lost much of it to a full house in this hand. Benny Zhen, who was third, has gained just a tad.
There were roughly 220,00 chips in the pot on a flop of 8♠2♣8♣, Bradley Anderson in middle position checked to Rick Aasen in the cutoff who checked behind.
Anderson kept in flow and checked to Aasen who bet 40,000 when the 8♥ hit the turn, Anderson called. Aasen went all in for 123,000 on the 9♥, and Anderson asked for a count and made the call.
Aasen tabled A♣A♥8♦5♥, Anderson mucked.
Action picked up on a flop of 2♠K♥Q♦ in a hand between Zachary Fischer who was under the gun and Ernest Essad in the hijack.
Fischer led out with a bet of 35,000 and Essad made it 165,000 to go. Fischer made the call and the turn landed the 6♣.
Fischer checked and Essad bet 390,000, enough to put Fischer all in, who reluctantly tossed his cards into the muck.
Essad tabled K♦K♣ for three of a kind, kings.
Joshua Adcock limps in the small blind, and Russel McClean checked his option. The board came out with 4♠7♣10♥, Adcock checked, while McLean bet out 14,000. Adcock called.
Both players checked the turn 3♦ and the river 8♦.
McLean announced, "I have an eight", and mucked when Adcock showed the A♥J♥J♦8♠ for a higher pair and the win.
Danny Wong waited until the clock was called before pushing his final couple chips into a threeway, with two all-in pot. His pause was for a potential pay jump if others were eliminated before him. Turns out the wait was unecessary.
Eric Pfenning: K♥K♣6♥2♣
Danny Wong: A♠Q♠Q♥10♥
Juan Caridad: A♣Q♦J♠10♠
The runout of 7♠6♠8♠J♣J♦ favored Wong, who landed an ace-high flush on the flop to take the main pot. Caridads jack-high flush was good enough to snare the side pot, and eliminate Pfenning.
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