On a flop of 7♥A♠6♥ Christopher Jones bet out for 2,000 when checked to. Aurelien Boisson called, but John Cressend shoved for 10,300 total. Jones made the call Boisson didn't.
John Cressend: A♥3♦ 
Christopher Jones: A♣10♠
Cressend didn't improve, as the 4♣6♣ runout sealed his fate.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
In middle position, Oliwer Sankiewicz started the action with a 1,200 raise. He got a three-bet to 4,000 from the player to his immediate left, Antony Friel. Binh Tran in the cutoff called, but when action went to the big blind, Krzysztof Grubka decided to four-bet all in for around 17,400.
Original raiser Sankiewicz made it 33,000, which was enough to push out everyone else and isolate Grubka into a heads-up showdown.
Krzysztof Grubka: Q♦Q♥
Oliwer Sankiewicz: 10♦10♥
Sankiewicz couldn't overtake Grubka's lead when the board ran 2♦3♠J♠J♥8♦. Sankiewicz just looked down to count what he had behind as the dealer pushed the pot to Grubka.
Play was already underway on a pot of 28,000 and a completed board of 10♠7♥K♦5♥8♣. After a check, Gustavo Bastos fired 6,000. Gyeongyeong Lee started counting his chips, then made the call just to muck his hand after Bastos tabled A♠A♣.
Xavier James bet 5,600 on the river with the board reading K♦6♠3♥2♠J♣.
Leonardo Fernandez raised him with an all-in for 16,500. James made the call.
Fernandez tabled 6♣6♦, having flopped a set of sixes, which was good enough for the win.
James White opened up the betting with a raise to 1,500 from late position. Anastacio Baeza, Daniel Scarbrough, Joohyun Oh, and Carmen Dimaria all flicked in the call.
On the 3♣2♠K♠ flop, it was Baeza who took initiative, betting out for 5,000 when checked to. Scarbrough and Oh both called, bringing in the 7♥ turn. Baeza then shoved for 16,000, Scarbrough shoved for a little more, and Oh folded.
Anastacio Baeza: K♣6♣
Daniel Scarbrough: K♦J♦
Baeza couldn't find an out on the A♦ river, as Scarbrough scooped.
In a four-handed pot with a board reading K♦5♠5♣8♥3♦ Igor Tregoubov bet his last 12,000 and got callers in James White and Isaac Russell.
Tregoubov showed K♠K♣ for a full house to move from short-stacked to the chip lead at the table.
Action was picked up as Nathan Ma was all in against Bruno Delabella.
Nathan Ma: K♠K♦
Bruno Delabella: A♥K♥
Terrible start for Ma as the flop came 4♠A♠J♣, and he was eliminated as the board ran out 10♣8♥.
Action was picked up with two players — Dimas Martinez, on the button and James Walker, in cutoff — all-in waiting for the dealer to peel the board.
Dimas Martinez: Q♥6♥
James Walker: A♠10♥
Walker was ahead and remained so when the flop dropped 9♠8♥7♦. Martinez had hope as his outs increased with an open-ended straight draw.
Although Walker hit the board with a 10♦ turn, the same card completed Martinez's straight, pushing him ahead. The river 8♣ didn't change the lead securing Martinez with a double up.
Jeffrey Rozier raised in early position to 2,200. That was met with a three bet by Jeremy Frank to 5,200. Rozier made the call.
The flop came J♦6♦5♠. Rozier checked to Frank, who bet 10,500. Rozier called.
Both players checked on the 5♣ turn and on the J♣ river. Frank turned over K♣K♥ to claim a pot with over 30,000 chips in it, which is large for this stage of the tournament.
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