Biao Ding raised to 100,000 from under the gun before Isaac Haxton three-bet to 320,000 from the big blind. Ding made the call with around 280,000 left in his stack.
Haxton put Ding all-in on the J♦3♥9♠ flop, and Ding instantly called.
Biao Ding: A♥K♥10♣8♦ 
Isaac Haxton: A♠Q♦9♦4♠
Haxton managed to fade Ding's outs and send him to the rail, as the 6♠ turn and A♣ river only improved Haxton to two pair, aces and nines.
Lautaro Guerra raised the pot for the second hand in a row and this time, he found resistance. Michael Moncek three-bet the pot to 480,000 on the button and Guerra called to see the A♠9♠5♠ flop. Once the Spaniard checked, Moncek pushed all in for around 650,000 and he was snapped off.
Michael Moncek: A♦K♦8♣5♥
Lautaro Guerra: K♣Q♠J♠9♥
The Q♦ turn left Moncek on very thin ice and he had already ended his table massage prior to the K♠ river. Guerra's rise from shortest stack earlier today has unlocked another chapter, as he now sits near the top of the leaderboard.
Santhosh Suvarna chose to limp from the cutoff. Christopher Frank followed suit with a call from the button. It got to Sergio Martinez Gonzalez in the big blind, who chose to raise it to 180,000. Suvarna and Frank both called to keep the pot three-handed as they headed to a flop.
Martinez Gonzalez led out for 200,000 on the flop of 9♠J♣4♥. Suvarna folded, but Frank responded with the announcement of an all-in as Martinez Gonzalez had committed a heavy percentage of his stack. Martinez Gonzalez called, and the two headed to a showdown.
Sergio Martinez Gonzalez: K♣Q♠10♣5♠
Christopher Frank: J♥10♥9♣2♠
Martinez Gonzalez was drawing, while Frank held top two pair and needed to hold.
The 7♥ turn and the 6♠ river were not the cards Gonzalez was looking for as he headed to the exit and Frank dragged in the chips.
Jeremy Ausmus raised to 150,000 on the button, and Sam Soverel called in the big blind.
The flop was J♦J♠7♦, and Soverel checked to Ausmus. Ausmus bet 80,000 before Soverel raised pot. It was enough to cover all over Ausmus' remaining chips, and he made the call.
Jeremy Ausmus: A♣10♦10♠5♣
Sam Soverel: K♥J♣5♥2♦
The turn was the 8♣ and the river was the 3♠, so Soverel's trip jacks took the pot to eliminate Ausmus.
Jason Koon got his stack of 400,000 into the middle on a flop of A♠5♥4♥, and Michael Duek called to try and eliminate him.
Jason Koon: A♣K♣10♥8♣
Michael Duek: K♦K♠6♥3♦
Koon had top pair top kicker against the straight draw of Duek. The 8♥ improved Koon to two pair, but the 7♦ fell on the river to give Duek a seven-high straight. The pot was pushed to Duek and Koon was out.
Ben Tollerene was one of the late entrants and his bid to run up a stack lasted all but two and a half minutes. With most of his chips already in the middle prior to the K♦K♠6♠ flop, the rest of it followed and he was looked up by Andjelko Andrejevic.
Ben Tollerene: A♠Q♣10♣8♦
Andjelko Andrejevic: Q♠10♦9♦8♠
The 2♠ turn left Tollerene drawing dead to make the J♠ river a formality.
Level: 13
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break. After this break, late registration will officially close.
From the small blind Chris Brewer had a raise of 555,000 out in front of him, and Tomas Ribeiro called from the cutoff.
Heads-up to the flop of 6♣5♦4♦, where Brewer bet the pot. Ribeiro called for his last 1,015,000 and the cards were flipped over.
Tomas Ribeiro: 10♦9♠8♦7♠
Chris Brewer: A♦Q♠J♦8♠
Ribeiro flopped the nut straight, and needed to fade a diamond on the turn or river to earn the huge double-up. The 8♥ turn and 9♥ river were no help to Brewer, and Ribeiro moved up to over three million. Brewer let out a long sigh as he was left with just 105,000.
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