Quan Zhou raised to 7,000 from middle position with Brock Wilson calling from the cutoff, and Cherish Andrews defending her big blind.
After Andrews checked the 4♥A♥3♠ flop, Zhou bet 8,000, and only Wilson called.
The 7♥ appeared on the turn, and Zhou check-folded to Wilson's bet of 14,000.
Mike Holtz went all in and was at risk for 17,200 from middle position and was called by Yohwan Lim on the button.
Mike Holtz: A♥2♥ 
Yohwan Lim: Q♦7♠
The dealer ran out a 5♠K♠4♦8♦4♣ board, and the PokerNews Podcast co-host dragged in a nice pot.
Action was joined with Martin Raus all in at risk versus Justin Vaysman. Raus had manoeuvred his roughly 20,000 stack into the middle, only to receive bad news.
Martin Raus: J♥J♦
Justin Vaysman: A♥A♦
There was no help to be found on the runout of 7♥5♦7♣Q♦10♦ board, and Vaysman pulled in another pot as well as collecting another bounty.
Fikret Kovac opened the action up under the gun with a raise to 6,000. Alisson Piekazewicz then shoved from middle position and counted out his stack while waiting for a caller. "47.2," he announced right as Aleem Kanji reshoved from the big blind. Frustratedly, Kovac folded K♠Q♠ face up.
Alisson Piekazewicz: A♠K♦
Aleem Kanji: Q♥Q♣
Piekazewicz was looking for high cards, but the only one he could find gave his opponent top set on the 4♥7♦9♣10♠Q♦ runout. Kanji picked up his second bounty of the afternoon.
John Hemme opened the button and Scott Eskenazi jammed for around 55,000 from the small blind. Hemme quickly called.
Scott Eskenazi: K♣J♣
john Hemme :A♦Q♦
Eskenazi was behind to the ace-high of Hemme, but he did have two live cards. The K♥J♠10♦ flop gave Eskenazi top two pair and Hemme the nuts. The 9♠ turn didn't change anything, but the J♦ on the river improved Eskenazi to a boat, keeping him in the tournament.
Aleks Dimitrov opened to 6,000 from middle position and was called by Daniel Lee to his left. Ryan Riess in the cutoff raised all-in for 128,000. Brad Owen in the big blind called off his last 5,200 and both Dimitrov and Lee folded.
Brad Owen: Q♦3♥
Ryan Riess: A♦K♥
Riess flopped two pair on 7♥K♣7♣J♠8♠ and sent Owen to the rail.
Amy Patel found herself all in and up against it as she was off to a runout against the big slick of Brad Gerstner.
Amy Patel: Q♣9♣
Brad Gerstner: A♣K♠
The 10♣6♥6♠ runout helped her none, but the J♠ was one of the better turn cards for her to see, as she became open-ended. She couldn't find one of her many outs as the river 4♣ came clean for Gerstner, who has now locked up his second $3,000 bounty.
Justin Sternberg raised to 6,000 from early position, Scott Seiver went all in and was at risk from middle position for 22,700. The rest of the table folded, and Sternberg made the call.
Scott Seiver: K♥Q♠
Justin Sternberg: Q♥J♣
The board ran out 4♠7♣2♣A♥K♦, adding a much-needed boost to Seiver's stack.
Ori Hasson open-shoved his remaining 29,000 chips from middle position. Paul Newey in the cutoff got a count before reshoving his 180,000 stack. Everyone else got out of the way.
Ori Hasson: 10♠10♣
Paul Newey: A♦Q♠
Hasson didn't fade overcards, but he did fade the important ones as the 5♥K♣8♣8♦3♦ river got him just back above starting.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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