Ray Fishman raised from under the gun before Masafumi IIjima slid out a three-bet in the cutoff. Maximilian Schindler called in the big blind, with Fishman also making the call.
Schindler checked the 2♦3♦A♣ flop and Fishman moved his last 6,000 into the middle. IIjima and Schindler called to see the 9♣ turn.
Another check from Schindler was met with a bet from IIjima, and the call was made. Schindler checked one last time on the 6♥ river and IIjima moved all in. Schindler called and all three hands were flipped over.
Ray Fishman: A♦K♠J♥5♠
Masafumi IIjima: A♥8♣4♥2♣
Maximilian Schindler: Q♦8♦4♣3♣
IIjima claimed the entire high pot with two pair, tying for the best low with Schindler. That left IIjima taking three-quarters, while Fishman was sent to the rail in 28th place.
Scott Seiver: XxXx/7♦6♥10♠7♥/Xx
Huck Seed: XxXx/K♦8♣K♣5♦/Xx
Yuri Dzivielevski: XxXx/4♣Q♥8♦ - folded on fifth street
Scott Seiver bet on fourth street and Yuri Dzivielevski raised. Huck Seed called, while Seiver reraised. Both opponents called.
Seed made a pair on fifth and bet as Seiver called, while Dzivielevski got out of the way. Seiver then bet on sixth and Seed called.
"I haven't won a single chip off Huck today. He's up 600K on me," Seiver said heading to seventh.
"That's the only reason I'm still in," Seed replied.
Seiver bet again on seventh. "I almost had a heart attack," Seed said as he took a peek at his last card before calling. He showed K♠J♦4♦ for trips, while Seiver had A♠5♣3♥ to chop the pot.
"I've heard someone say you should always bet the end, because what if they have a heart attack," Seiver joked after the hand.
Heads-up on a flop of A♣6♣A♠, Dan Zack bet from the big blind and Marco Johnson called on the button.
Zack bet again on the A♥ turn and Johnson called. The river was the 8♥ and Zack put out another bet.
Johnson called with J♦7♦4♥3♠ for a low, while Zack had the same low with 8♣5♦4♣3♥ as Johnson also took the high pot with the trip aces on board and his jack-kicker.
Daniel Mayoh and Yuri Dzivielevski were recently eliminated.
Ari Engel: J♠2♠ / 7♠6♠10♦5♦ / J♦
Alex Livingston: 8♣8♥ / 3♣A♥A♣2♣ / Q♦
Ari Engel had his stack in the middle and was at risk against Alex Livingston.
Livingston finished with aces and eights, while Engel was drawing live to a flush on his final card. Engel flipped over an offsuit jack, missing his flush draw and ending his run in 25th position.
The final 24 players racked up their chips for the three table redraw.