Colin Hong open shoved for 81,000 under the gun, before Scott Ko shoved too from the hijack. All other players at the table got out of the way.
Colin Hong: A♠2♣ 
Scott Ko: A♥J♥
Hong was drawing slim, but picked up additional outs on the 5♦3♣7♥ flop. He turned Ko dead to a chop, and held on the 4♠4♥ runout to scoop and stay alive.
Jonathan Azoulay opened from early position, and Justin Armstrong shoved from middle position for around 80,000. Action folded to Dominykas Karmazinas in the big blind, who moved all in as well, covering both opponents. Azoulay didn’t hesitate and snap-called, setting up a big three-way showdown.
Justin Armstrong:A♥10♥
Jonathan Azoulay:A♠Q♦
Dominykas Karmazinas:10♣8♣
The flop came K♠3♥Q♣, giving Azoulay a pair of queens and a solid lead. The 8♦ turn and 7♠ river brought no help for either opponent.
Azoulay knocked out Armstrong to claim the bounty and doubled through Karmazinas in the process, putting him in the top of the counts.
Jennifer Harman had Srikanth Yadlapati all in at risk, in an attempt to absorb his stack into hers, and collect a bounty whilst doing so.
Srikanth Yadlapati: 8♠8♦
Jennifer Harman: A♣K♠
The board ran out ace high, and whilst Harman was pulling in the pot, Yadlapati was heading for the exit.
Zdenek Zizka limped in from the small blind. Lukas Hafner then went all in and was at risk from the big blind. Zizka made the call, and the players were off to see five cards.
Lukas Hafner: 6♣6♦
Zdenek Zizka: A♦10♣
The board ran out J♠Q♣7♦K♠2♦ Eliminating Hafner from Event #72
Johanssy Joseph shoved for his final 44,000 from the hijack and was called in the big blind by Boris Angelov.
Johanssy Joseph: 10♦8♦
Boris Angelov: K♣J♠
Joseph was behind and needed help. His prospects looked grim when the flop fanned out A♣K♥6♥ to give Angelov a pair of kings.
However, a glimmer of a comeback sparkled when the 7♠ turn was revealed. The improbable happened when the 9♠ flipped over on the river to give Joseph a straight and the double.
A three-way all-in and call situation occurred involving Christopher Park at risk from under the gun, Ilya Nikiforov on the button and Josh Arieh in the cutoff who had them covered.
Christopher Park: J♣J♦
Ilya Nikiforov: A♥Q♥
Josh Arieh: K♣J♥
Nikiforov hit a full house on Q♠9♦Q♦A♦3♥ to win the main pot while Park was eliminated.
[Removed:564] jammed for 42,000 under the gun with only Matthew Zambanini calling from the small blind.
[Removed:564]: K♠K♣
Matthew Zambanini: A♣3♥
[Removed:565] had Zambanini crushed and just needed to fade an ace to survive. The J♦7♦4♣ flop didn't help Zambanini, and neither did the 6♦ turn. However, the A♦ river gave Zambanini the winner with a pair of aces, sending [Removed:565] to the rail.
Lou Garza was rooting for himself to take Mustapha Kanit out of the turbo, and pick his bounty up in the process, but he had to crack kings to do so.
Mustapha Kanit: K♦K♣
Lou Garza: Q♣J♣
Garza did improve to two pair, however Kanit's Broadway on 10♦2♣J♠A♥Q♦ saw him stay alive.
Sriharsha Doddapaneni raised the minimum under the gun, which both the player in the cutoff and the player on the button called. Action was then on Arthur Morris, who moved all in, having all remaining players covered. Doddapaneni called, and the other players got out of the way.
Sriharsha Doddapaneni: A♣K♠
Arthur Morris: 8♠8♦
The board ran good for Morris, coming 7♦9♥4♣Q♠7♠, and he collected another bounty as he sent another player to the rail.
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