Action was picked up with big blind Jean Kleemann all-in for 70,000 on a flop of 2♣5♦4♥ with a pot of 137,500. Action was with Masato Yokosawa , in cutoff and his heads-up opponent, who ultimately made the call.
Jean Kleemann: 5♥4♣ 
Masato Yokosawa: 2♠2♦
Kleeman had top two pair while Yokosawa was ahead with bottom set. The runout 8♠6♣ didn't help Kleeman. Yokosawa scooped a monster pot as Kleeman bid his table good luck.
Just before their table broke, Dillon Najor clashed with Roberto Bianchi when both players rivered a flush on the 10♠5♦3♦5♠J♦ board. The 6♦2♦ of Najor were no good, as Bianchi had that crushed holding the A♦Q♦ to score the late knockout and further rise up the leaderboard.
Joshua Feiger raised to 4,500 in early position which prompted Girish Reknar to move all in for 20,500 in middle position. Everyone folded back around to Feiger who called.
Girish Reknar: K♣J♠
Joshua Feiger: A♥10♣
The board ran out 4♣7♠9♥5♣10♥ and the pair of tens was good for Feiger to take down the pot.
Chad Holloway limped from middle position and called a raise of 12,000 from Roi Sabag in the small blind.
The flop came 10♥Q♣3♣ and Sabag continued for 35,000. Holloway thought a bit and then announced he was all in. Sabag snap-called for his entire 136,000 and hands were revealed.
Roi Sabag: A♦A♣
Chad Holloway: K♥K♠
Holloway had been trapping with kings, but found himself in trouble against Sabag's aces.
The 10♣ turn nor 9♦ river changed anything and Sabag doubled through Holloway, who was left with just 12,000 following the clash.
Holloway was seen exiting the tournament area shortly after, having been eliminated.
Steffen Schroeter bet 3,500 from the hijack on a flop of 6♦Q♥J♣ and Pedro Marques raised to 13,000 in the small blind. Surminder Singh called in the big blind, while Schroeter got out of the way.
Marques checked the 8♥ turn and Singh bet 25,000. Marques then moved all in for 55,000 and Singh snap-called.
Marques showed A♥Q♦ for top pair, but Singh had 10♦9♠ for the turned nut straight. Marques was already drawing dead and heading for the exit before the 9♥ sealed his elimination.
"Always nice when you don't have to sweat," a tablemate said to Singh after the hand.
Geoffrey Hum open-shoved for his last 34,500 and Kenneth Heaton reshoved for 65,500 in the cutoff. The rest of the players folded and they showed their cards:
Geoffrey Hum: 9♠8♠
Kenneth Heaton: K♣K♥
Hum didn't find any miracle with a board Q♣6♦7♠4♥2♦ to be eliminated a few minutes before the end of the day.
During the final hands of the night, Callum Roque was all-in and at risk for around 50,000 and up against Chuanshu Chen with the covering stack.
Callum Roque: 9♥9♣
Chuanshu Chen: Q♥Q♣
The superior pocket pair held on the A♠K♣6♥2♠2♦ runout and knocked out Roque just shy of bagging.
James Blazek called the preflop shove by Trevor Parks but then folded when John White moved all-in over the top.
Trevor Parks: A♣K♣
John White: Q♥Q♦
"I folded the other queens," Blazek said and Parks got excited as he exclaimed "so I have a chance".
The two over cards never came on the 10♠5♠3♣9♠3♥ runout and Parks was gone during the final hands of the night as well.
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