Thomas Boivin opened to 60,000 from the hijack. Adrien Delmas in the small blind three-bet all-in for 670,000 and Boivin called.
Adrien Delmas: K♠9♠ 
Thomas Boivin: A♦J♣
Delmas flopped a straight on 10♦Q♦J♥A♣3♠ to secure a double-up.
Aleksandr Shevlyakov was sitting under the gun when he went all in for his last 175,000. Action folded to Renji Mao on the button, and he made the call. Nobody else wanted to join the party, and it came down to a showdown.
Aleksandr Shevlyakov: K♣2♣
Renji Mao: Q♦Q♠
The flop was looking promising for Shevlyakov as it gave him a straight draw with 4♥3♦A♠. The 7♠ turn didn't do anything, but the 5♣ river gave him the straight and the much-needed double-up.
Ludovic Uzan opened from the small blind, Viktor Ustimov in the big blind three-bet to 165,000 and Uzan made the call.
Ustimov continued for 250,000 on the 3♣7♦10♦ flop. Uzan check-called, then both players checked the 5♠ turn.
Uzan led out for 100,000 on the 5♣ river. It took almost five minutes for Ustimov to fold.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Mustapha Kanit raised it up from the cutoff and Leonard Maue ripped all in for a little over 600,000 in the big blind. Kanit contemplated for a moment and then called to put Maue at risk.
Leonard Maue: J♠J♥
Mustapha Kanit: 6♣6♦
The flop came Q♦6♠2♦ with the six in the window to give Kanit a set of sixes and a commanding lead. The 8♦ and 3♥ runout was no help for Maue who stormed out of the tournament area.
Renji Mao opened to 55,000 from the hijack. Aleksandr Shevlyakov in the small three-bet to 150,000, then Mao went into the tank for over five minutes, keeping a close eye on the screen to check for eliminations and the next pay jump. The clock was called and Mao moved all-in for 475,000. Shevlyakov snap-called.
Renji Mao: 8♣8♠
Aleksandr Shevlyakov: J♣J♦
After the flop of 4♥7♦5♥, Mao hit a set with the 8♦ turn. The Q♦ completed the board and he secured a double-up while Michael Wang was eliminated.
After some raise and three-bet action, Naor Slobodskoy moved all in, and Michael Wang found himself with nearly his entire stack already committed, holding onto just around 60,000 behind. With the pay jump in sight, Wang took a moment before deciding to call, and the cards were turned up.
Michael Wang: 6♥6♠
Naor Slobodskoy: Q♦Q♥
Wang needed help to overcome Slobodskoy’s queens, but the J♥4♣7♣ flop gave him nothing. The 8♣ on the turn opened up some straight possibilities, but the 4♦ river sealed his fate, and Wang hit the rail.
Aleksandr Shevlyakov raised to 50,000 from under the gun and Qing Liu defended from the big blind. The flop came K♠10♥9♣ and both players checked to the 8♠ on the turn.
Liu checked again and Shevlyakov pushed out a bet of 100,000. Liu called and the K♣ paired the board on the river. Liu checked one more time and Shevlyakov shoved all in for 305,000. Liu quickly mucked his cards and Shevlyakov pulled in the pot.
Srikanth Yadlapati opened the action from under the gun with a raise to 60,000. When it folded around to Rafael Moraes in the big blind, he moved all in for his remaining 420,000. Yadlapati didn’t waste a second before making the call.
Rafael Moraes: J♣J♥
Srikanth Yadlapati: A♥9♣
Moraes needed his jacks to hold to keep his tournament hopes alive. The board ran out 2♥5♦Q♦10♠7♣, clean and safe for the pair of jacks, giving Moraes the full double.
Jake Schwartz opened to 50,000 from under the gun. Naor Slobodskoy three-bet to 140,000 from the button, Edward Pak in the small blind called and Schwartz folded.
Both Oak and Slobodskoy checked the 7♥Q♠8♦ flop leading to the 7♦ turn that Pak checked again. Slobodskoy bet 235,000 and Pak made the call.
On the 9♥ river, Pak checked. Slobodskoy decided to check back but ran into Pak's full house with 8♥8♣.
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