In a small three-way pot to the K♥6♥7♠K♦ turn, Stephen Kehoe bet 3,000 out of the small blind, being called only by Brant St Martin in the hijack.
The 8♠ appeared on the river, prompting Kehoe to ask about St Martin's stack before he piled in a bet of 35,000. There was not much St Martin could do with his A♠10♣, and he folded it face up to give up on the pot.
Miles Ward made it 5,000 to go in late position and then called a three-bet to 16,000 by Liv Boeree in the small blind. The 10♥6♠4♦ flop saw Boeree bet 13,000 and she then called all-in for 53,000 when Ward raised it up big.
Liv Boeree: J♦J♣ 
Miles Ward: K♥Q♥
The 4♣ turn and 3♣ river changed nothing and Boeree earned the double in the final level of the night.
Grant Juric raised from the cutoff to 4,000, receiving a call from Viorel Tonef on the button.
Juric continued with a bet of 3,500 on the 4♦10♠3♠ flop, which Tonef called.
There was no slowing down on the 9♣, as Juric put in 8,000. This time, though, Tonef responded with a raise to 21,000.
A visibly frustrated Juric snap-mucked his cards, surrendering the pot to his neighbour.
Lautaro Guerra came in with a raise to 4,500 from under the gun only to get three-bet to 13,500 by Stefan Dimitrov in middle position. Kevin Killeen cold-called from the hijack and the action was back on Guerra.
Guerra thought about all his options briefly before deciding on a four-bet to 42,000. Dimitrov rechecked his cards before tossing them into the muck, and Killeen's quickly followed, allowing Guerra to pick up the chips without having to see a flop.
Steven Touitou opened the hijack to 4,000 before Eric Adelstein three-bet to 10,000 from the big blind. With the action back on Touitou, he announced all in as the covering stack for 112,000 effective. Adelstein had to make a decision for his tournament life, and after a minute's tank he slid his chips forward to call.
Eric Adelstein: 9♠9♦
Steven Touitou: J♥J♦
Adelstein was in rough shape with his dominated pair. Nothing changed on the A♥K♦4♠ flop as Adelstein was already out of his seat by the time the 10♣ turn was dealt. The 2♦ river could not save him as he hit the rail late on Day 2.
The action was picked up on the Q♠3♦2♥6♣ turn with 22,000 in the middle and Anton Jancaj having checked with the 9♥9♣. Zilong Zhang bet 11,500 with 4♠4♦ and Jancaj called after brief consideration to then check the A♥ on the river.
Zhang now bet big with all his green T-25,000 chips and Jancaj folded the superior pocket pair.
Jon "Pearljammer" Turner raised to 4,500 in middle position and Phillip Mighall raised in the hijack to 15,000 which saw only Turner continue.
On the flop Q♠3♦5♥, Turner checked over to Mighall who bet 12,000 and Turner called.
Turner took the betting lead on the Q♦ turn and sized up to 26,500 which Mighall called.
The river peele off a 7♠ and Turner jammed all in for 51,000, effective and Mighall folded. Turner raked in the pot while wearing a shirt for the band Pearl Jam.
Joseph Barnard limped in the small blind and the big blind Todd Ivens checked what he had behind before checking his option.
The dealer unfurled K♦8♥10♣. Barnard led out with 3,000 and Ivens called. On the turn 5♣, Barnard continued the pressure with a 9,000 bet which was enough to take the pot.
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