Stavros Petychakis opened to 100,000 and got a shove from cutoff player Kevin Rowland for 1,130,000. Petychakis called taking them to showdown and putting Rowland at risk.
Kevin Rowland: Q♣Q♦ 
Stavros Petychakis: A♦Q♥
Petychakis need an ace to drop but with no ace in sight on the board of 9♦3♣J♠4♥2♥, Rowland doubled up.
Heads up on the turn, with the board reading 10♣A♣J♣3♥ Jorge Dominguez had checked his action over to Caleb Levesque, who bet out for 150,000. Dominguez paused for a moment before cutting out the chips and putting in the call.
The river brought in the 4♣ and it was here that Dominguez decided to lead out, for another 150,000. "It's a good price," said Levesque, before adding, "You probably just have the nuts though." Eventually, he did call, and saw the bad news as Dominguez tabled K♣9♣ for the flopped nuts. The two discussed how bad a river it was for Dominguez.
Anthony Denove raised the bet to 100,000 in the hijack. David Mucha pushed all in from the big blind, with his 765,000 chips.
Denove quickly made the call for more than half his stack.
David Mucha: A♦K♠
Anthony Denove: Q♦Q♥
The race was on and Mucha won the runout 5♠4♠8♦K♥10♥, thanks to a king on the turn.
Players were already on the 5♣2♠J♥ flop with a pot of around 400,000.
Xizhe Yuan was sitting under the gun and against Karl Pineault in the big blind.
Pineault bet out 150,000 and Xizhe moved all in for 720,000.
Pineault went into the tank and the clock was called. As the dealer counted the final few seconds, Pineault mucked, allowing Xizhe to regain some of his stack he lost in the previous level.
Chunhui Ji opened to 125,000 under the gun, and received a single caller in Ryan Pinkerton, who was in the cutoff.
The two went off to a flop of Q♠K♠8♦ and Ji decided to go for a continuation-bet of 150,000. "I want more chips" announced Pinkerton, who then ripped in his stack for 755,000. Ji didn't think for too long before letting go of his cards.
David Sexton raised to 200,000 in middle position and received a shove from Fanyao Bu in late position for around 560,000. Sexton asked for a count, but even before the count finished he announced a call taking them to showdown.
Fanyao Bu: A♣A♥
David Sexton: 9♦9♠
Bu's tabling of his hand slightly surprised Sexton, who could only exclaim, "Oh my god!" Bu's aces held on the board of 6♦Q♥J♣6♠3♣. Bu scooped the pot, leaving Sexton with roughly six big blinds.
David Sexton went all in with his last 175,000 chips from the small blind and faced a call from Dorian Rios in the big blind.
David Sexton: A♣5♠
Dorian Rios: A♠Q♥
On the full runout A♦3♣2♦10♥2♠ each hit the ace on the flop, but Rios held the better kicker and Sexton's gutshot straight draw didn't make it.
Adron Countryman opened to 110,000 from early position and action folded around to his neighbour Dave Stann in the big blind who called.
The Q♦6♦3♥ flop was checked by both to get to the 4♦ turn.
Stann bet 80,000 and Countryman called.
The J♠ river was checked to showdown and Countryman showed A♥K♠ which was good enough for Stann to muck his hand.
Stann shared some table talk with another player at the table who recalled, how he had "21 outs and missed.”
Nicolas Godard opened with a raise to 100,000 under the gun. Action got round to Berkeley Yuan, who raised to 720,000, leaving just a single 5,000 denomination chip behind. Godard then put in a huge stack of blue 100,000 denomination chips to signify that he was willing to put Yuan at risk. On a pay jump, Yuan tanked until a clock was called, then carried on tanking until he had just a second left, then placed in his last chip.
Berkeley Yuan: A♥Q♣
Nicolas Godard: 7♠7♦
The A♣5♦Q♦ flop made Yuan's hand relatively tough to beat, and Godard wasn't able to do so as the J♣J♥ runout didn't give him a set.
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