Ryan Hall went all in from middle position for roughly 7,500,000. He was called by Parminderjit Mehmi in the small blind, who had fewer chips and was at risk.
Parminderjit Mehmi: K♥J♥ 
Ryan Hall: 9♥9♠
The board ran out 10♥3♥10♣A♠J♠, securing a much-needed double up for Mehmi.
Action folded around to Antonio Guerrero in the small blind who moved all in for about 3,500,000. Navid Nasseri called in the big blind for 3,275,000 to put himself at risk.
Navid Nasseri: K♥7♥
Antonio Guerrero: A♣6♥
The board ran out 5♣9♣9♦4♦4♥ and Nasseri's tournament run came to an end.
Level: 34
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Tao Chu raised from the hijack to 800,000, and only Gawain Visagie made the call, defending his big blind.
Chu continued for 750,000 on the J♦K♦9♣ flop, but met resistance in the form of a check-raise to 1,650,000 from Visagie. Chu made the call, and the players moved on to the turn.
Visagie committed his remaining 1,200,000 on the A♣ turn, and, after getting a count of the stack, Chu made the call.
Gawain Visagie: Q♥10♣
Tao Chu: A♠Q♠
Visagie had flopped Broadway, and when the river 3♠ couldn't help Chu to a chopped pot, the dealer pushed the huge pot to Visagie, who had already gone to the rail to celebrate with a friend.
Tao Chu raised to 800,000 in the cutoff and Dale Mcdonough defended in the big blind.
The flop came J♦5♥6♦ and Mcdonough check-called a bet of 450,000 from Chu.
Both players checked on the 8♣ turn and 8♠ river. Chu tabled the winner with A♠7♠, besting the K♦Q♦ of Mcdonough.
Ines Ortins was all in and at risk for roughly 3,200,000 from late position and was up against Yiqian Song in middle position.
Ines Ortins: A♦Q♦
Yiqian Song: 4♦4♠
The dealer ran out a board of 3♣K♣9♠Q♣9♥, adding much-needed boost to Ortin's stack.
Marco Meisser started the action in the cutoff by raising to 900,000 and Connor Daynard three-bet on the button to 2,250,000. Meisser considered it for some time and called.
The flop gave 7♣6♠Q♠ and Meisser checked. Daynard continued for 1,600,000 and Meisser took a minute before folding.
Andre Berlanda shoved for a stack around 2,100,000 and Fred Goldberg reshoved in the small blind for the following showdown:
Andre Berlanda: Q♣9♦
Fred Goldberg: K♠J♣
Goldberg had the dominated hand, and improved into two pair with a board A♠3♣7♦A♦K♦ to send Berlanda to the exit.
Leah Lusk opened to 800,000 from middle position and only Antonio Guerrero called, defending his big blind.
When Guerrero checked the 7♠3♥3♠ flop, Lusk wasted little time in putting out another bet of 3,100,000.
Guerrero asked Lusk if she had ace-king, trying to get a read on his opponent's hand strength.
A moment or two passed before Guerrero decided to find a better spot, returning his cards to the dealer, who, in turn, pushed the pot to Lusk.
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