Philip Carselowey raised to 1,200 from the cutoff, and only Masato Yokosawa, on the button, called.
Carselowey continued for 1,500 on the A♠10♥3♥ flop, and Yokosawa proceeded with a call.
The flush-completing J♥ hit the turn, and when Carselowey chose to check, Yokosawa took over the betting lead, throwing out 3,200.
Carselowey wasted little time in folding, and the dealer pushed the pot to Yokosawa.
Haoran Hu raised to 1,000 from under the gun and Joshua Kay called in the hijack. Joe Cada raised to 4,000 on the button and only Kay continued.
The flop rolled out 6♥4♣2♦ and Kay checked over to Cada who continued betting for 3,500, prompting Kay to move all in for 18,400 effective. Cada called to put his tournament life at risk.
Joe Cada: J♥J♣ 
Joshua Kay: A♠A♣
An A♥ on the turn locked up the pot for Kay before the river 8♦ peeled off and the 2009 WSOP Main Event champion took his leave from the tournament.
Benjamin Gold raised to 1,200 on the button and called a three-bet of 5,500 from Faraz Jaka, who was in the big blind.
Gold then called a 3,500 bet from Jaka on the Q♦3♥2♥ flop and a 14,000 bet from Jaka on the K♦ turn.
The 2♠ completed the board and Jaka fired 30,000 into the middle. Gold then stuck a pile of t-25,000 chips into the middle, which was enough to put Jaka all in for his last 35,000 behind.
Jaka went deep into the tank and a couple of minutes went by without any action.
"Sorry guys, give me one more minute," Jaka said.
Jaka eventually committed his stack into the middle and Gold showed Q♥Q♣ for a full house.
Jaka showed he held 7♥2♦ for trip deuces and wished his tablemates good luck before exiting the tournament area.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Laura Born in the big blind, Kevin Gerhart in the hijack and Ali Rabah on the button.
The board read 9♠8♥6♣ and action checked around to the Rabah who bet 1,500 and only Gerhart called.
On the turn 9♦, Gerhart checked over to Rabah who bet 4,500 and Gerhart called.
Gerhart checked the river 9♥ and Rabah jammed for 15,400 effective to see Gerhart call.
Kevin Gerhart: Q♠Q♥
Ali Rabah: 2♦2♠
The WSOP bracelet winner found the double-up with nines full of queens to survive after what he described as his table was a "swingy day."
Action was joined with Adrian Mateos looking at a raise and three-bet ahead of him, and the action was on him in the small blind.
The three-bet was for 3,500, and Mateos moved all in for roughly 31,000.
Both the initial raiser and the three-bettor folded, and Mateos added some crucial chips to his stack.
Kazuhiko Yotsushika raised to 1,200 from early position and was called by Ian Matakis in middle position and David Cabrera Polop on the button.
Action checked through on the 5♠10♥J♥ flop and then Yotsushika led out for 3,300 on the 3♠ turn. Matakis raised to 10,300, which got a fold from Polop and a call from Yotsushika.
The 10♦ paired the board on the river and Yotsushika stuck a green T-25,000 chip into the middle. Matakis called all in for a bit over 10,000 and Yotsushika could only show 9♣8♣ for a busted straight draw.
Matakis revealed 5♦5♥ for a full house and was awarded the double-up.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs in a hand between Radwan Khuri on the button and Ben Ludlow in the big blind, with Khuri all in for his last 60,700.
Radwan Khuri: A♣A♠
Ben Ludlow: A♥K♠
The board ran out 3♠5♠6♠Q♣A♦ and the set of aces was good for Khuri to double at the expense of Ludlow.
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