Chris Brewer open-jammed 1,245,000 from under the gun and Seth Davies called in the cutoff.
Chris Brewer: 8♥8♦ 
Seth Davies: A♦K♦
It was a coinflip scenario to the 7♠4♦3♣ flop as Brewer stayed in the lead. Nothing changed on the 4♠ turn nor the 9♠ river as Brewer held for the full double.
Biao Ding made it 260,000 from the hijack and Ben Tollerene called from the big blind.
Tollerene knuckled the action over to Ding on the 9♣5♦3♥ flop, and Ding bet 170,000. Tollerene check-raised to 525,000, which Ding called.
Both players checked the 8♥ turn and the K♥ river. Tollerene revealed 5♠4♦ for second pair on the flop, and Ding mucked.
The action folded to Jesse Lonis on the button who shipped all in for 1,120,000. Nick Petrangelo snapped him off from the big blind and the cards were on their backs.
Jesse Lonis: A♠4♠
Nick Petrangelo: A♣9♠
"It's coming, Jesse," Martin Kabrhel shouted as he was sweating the action at a table other than his own.
The board ran out Q♥8♠4♣K♠J♥ and Lonis flopped a pair of fours to earn a double up through Petrangelo.
"Hippo power!" Kabrhel celebrated.
Nick Petrangelo opened the hijack to 300,000 and Thomas Boivin called on the button. In the small blind, Chris Brewer jammed for 975,000. Petrangelo called and Boivin folded.
Chris Brewer: A♥Q♠
Nick Petrangelo: A♦9♣
Brewer was in good shape with the dominating hand on the K♦K♣8♥ flop. The 5♦ turn was safe for Brewer until the 5♣ completed the board and the pot was chopped, with both players holding two pair with an ace kicker.
Ben Tollerene opened to 270,000 in middle position and Adrian Mateos called in the big blind.
Mateos checked on the flop of 5♠4♠9♦ and Tollerene continued for 175,000. Mateos called. Mateos check-called again on the 2♥ turn as Tollerene sized up to 650,000.
Mateos checked once more on the 5♥ river and Tollerene moved all in. Mateos went deep into the tank and used six time banks before calling off with around 1,600,000.
Tollerene showed K♥K♦ to win the pot, while Mateos was forced to show A♠4♥ before hitting the rail.
David Peters just got moved to a new table and Martin Kabrhel was equally surprised and impressed with his comeback thus far.
"How much were you down to earlier, David?" Kabrhel questioned.
"150," Peters replied.
"I think it was 145," Kabrhel quipped back. "Don't bluff me, please."
Peters quickly opened to 240,000 from under the gun and Bryn Kenney three-bet to 630,000 on the button. Peters responded with a four-bet to 1,130,000 and Kenney folded.
On the next hand, Christoph Vogelsang raised to 260,000 in the hijack and Andrew Lichtenberger called on the button. Peters three-bet to 1,040,000 from the big blind and got both Vogelsang and Lichtenberger to fold again.
Alex Foxen made it 240,000 from the cutoff and Nick Petrangelo defended his big blind.
Petrangelo checked the 9♠J♣J♥ flop, and Foxen bet 180,000. Petrangelo check-raised to 525,000, which Foxen called.
The Q♥ appeared on the turn and both players checked to see the 6♦ land on the river. Petrangelo bet 450,000, and Foxen quickly called.
Petrangelo showed Q♣3♣ for a pair of queens, but was outkicked by Foxen's Q♠10♣.
On the first hand after dinner, Ben Heath jammed for 630,000 from the cutoff. In the small blind, Martin Kabrhel asked for a count before he put in the call. In the big blind, Christoph Vogelsang raised to 1,400,000, and Kabrhel folded.
Ben Heath: 10♣9♥
Christoph Vogelsang: K♦K♣
Heath was in rough shape and found no improvement on the J♣3♦2♠ flop. He found some outs on the 9♠ turn before the J♦ completed the board and he was eliminated in 22nd.
Level: 15
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
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