Santhosh Suvarna opened to 2,300 from the hijack and Joris Michl called from the cutoff.
Suvarna continuation bet for 2,700 on the A♣6♦K♦ flop and Michl called.
The 9♠ turn was checked to the 5♥ river and Suvarna check-called after Michl bet 4,000.
Michl showed A♠10♥ for top pair which was good enough to take the pot as Suvarna mucked.
Robert Akpik opened to 2,000 from middle position and Jon Turner three-bet to 6,700 from the hijack. It was folded back around to Akpik, who called.
Akpik check-called a 5,200 bet from Tuner on the 8♥4♠8♠ flop and then both players checked on the A♥ turn.
Akpik checked a final time on the Q♥ river and Turner cut out a bet of 8,800 and placed it into the middle. Akpik re-checked his hole cards and then folded — conceding the pot to Turner.
With the flop showing K♣8♣3♣, Jeffrey Vertes had bet 2,000 and Manuel Safian in the big blind check-jammed for 18,100. That sent Vertes into the tank for most of his short stack and he eventually called.
Manuel Safian: 7♣5♣ 
Jeffrey Vertes: A♣Q♦
The nut flush draw of Vertes bricked on the 10♦ turn and 8♦ river, and the last eight blinds he had left over vanished shortly after.
Terry Gonzaga was all-in for 13,000 and got one customer, Julien Sitbon in the big blind, putting him at risk.
Terry Gonzaga: J♠J♣
Julien Sitbon: A♠K♠
Sitbon needed his overcards to hit the board to take the lead but there was no ace or king on the flop 5♦10♥4♣. Gonzaga was looking at a potential double up when the J♥ came improving his hand further.
With a full house on the river 4♥, his victory was cemented, ensuring that he continued his main event run.
Parminder Kumar raised it up from the hijack and was called by Randall Emmett on his left and Isaac Baron in the big blind. The flop came A♠9♣6♠ and the action checked to Emmett who bet 2,500. Both Baron and Kumar called to see the 8♥ on the turn.
Baron led out with a bet of 7,500 and picked up calls from Kumar and Emmett. The river was the Q♥ and Baron fired out another bet of 10,000. Kumar thought for nearly two minutes before opting to fold and Emmett took even longer before his cards also hit the muck.
In a battle of deepstacks, Jerome Dumayet bet 7,000 from middle position on a board of 3♠6♠9♣. Antonio Galiana raised to 18,000 from the big blind. Dumayet called.
After play was checked down through the river and turn of 5♣6♥, Galiana showed K♣J♣ and Dumayet tabled A♠7♠ for the win.
Timothy Su opened to 2,200 from the hijack and in the big blind Nicholas Wang called.
The flop rolled out 10♠9♦3♥ and Wang check-called a bet of 1,900 from Su.
On the turn A♥, Wang checked a second time over to Su who bet 4,000 and Wang called.
Both players checked the river 9♥ to see Wang turn over 4♣4♠ for nines up. It was no good against Su who turned over Q♣10♣ for tens up and the 8th place finisher from the 2019 WSOP Main Event took down the pot.
Jason Somerville kicked the action off by limping in from middle position. Matthew Haynes responded from the cutoff by moving all in for 15,100. Action then folded to Andrew McIlvain in the small blind, who called, before Somerville got out of the way.
Matthew Haynes: A♠7♠
Andrew McIlvain: 10♠10♦
There wasn't much help on the flop for Haynes, short of a backdoor flush draw when the dealer spread J♥10♥2♠.
That door slammed shut when the 2♣ turn guaranteed Haynes' elimination from the event before the dealer had even flipped over the Q♦ river.
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