Gregory Dyer opened to 9,000 from the button and Jon Kyte defended from the big blind.
The flop came 6♥K♣Q♠ and Kyte check-called an 8,000 continuation bet from Dyer.
Both players checked the A♦ turn and J♣ river. Dyer was playing the board with 5♠4♥ while Kyte had third pair with Q♦9♣ to take the pot.
Kang Chong and Aidan Walsh limped in with the latter in the small blind. Siarhei Chudapal then raised to 20,000 in the big blind and Chong called while Walsh folded.
On the A♠Q♣9♣ flop, Chudapal bet 25,000 for Chong to call, both players then checked the 8♥ on the turn. Chudapal bet another 33,000 with about as much behind on the 3♣ river and Chong paid it off to muck when he was shown the A♣K♥.
In a heads-up pot on a board of J♦A♦J♣, Brian Luo checked in the small blind and David Gonia bet 10,000 from middle position. Luo check-raised to 30,000 and Gonia called.
Luo then bet 30,000 on the 4♥ turn and Gonia raised with a stack of green 25,000 chips to put his opponent all in. Luo folded to hang onto 62,000.
Daniel Carney limped in from early position and Daniel Hirose bumped it up to 12,000 from the hijack. Arsenii Karmatckii, in the big blind, cold-called, and Carney also put in the extra chips.
Three players watched the 2♣K♠6♦ flop hit the felt, which checked around to Hirose. He threw out 10,000, and both of his opponents called.
A 5♠ landed on the turn and again the action got to Hirose, who kept up the aggression with a bet of 35,000. Karmatckii let it go, and Carney's cards followed into the muck, allowing Hirose to take the pot.
On the K♠K♦10♠ flop in a single-raised pot, Iman Alsaden bet 12,000 from under the gun and was called by Shohei Isaka in the cutoff.
Alsaden fired again on the 8♦ turn for 22,000 and Isaka stuck around with a call.
On the A♥ river, Alsaden sized up to 40,000, which earned a quick fold from Isaka as Alsaden crossed 300,000.
Justin Smith opened to 8,000 from the button and Aaron Overton defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the flop and turn leading to a final board of Q♠2♦Q♣A♦Q♦. Overton checked, Smith bet 6,000 and Overton called.
Smith had king-high with K♥10♠ while Overton had aces up with A♥3♣ to take the pot.
John Dlubala moved all in for 19,500 from middle position and Gary Petrime called on the button.
John Dlubala: A♥6♥ 
Gary Petrime: A♦J♠
The board ran out 10♠10♦2♠4♦9♦ and the ace-jack held up for Petrime's stack to grow while Dlubala was eliminated from the tournament.
After three players all put in 9,000 pre-flop, it checked to Ryan Kutasi who bet 10,000 and David Cabrera Polop raised to 35,000. Both Wagner Wysotchanski and Kutasi called and the three players checked the K♣ turn.
The river was the 8♠ and Wysotchanski bet 55,000. Kutasi and then Polop both folded with Wysotchanski offering Kutasi the option of selecting a card of his to show.
Kutasi selected the K♦ and Wysotchanski mucked his other card.
"That was an interesting hand," said Kutasi.
Joseph Dipascale already had all of his chips in the middle in a pot worth around 35,000 with three players in it. The board read 5♦2♠7♠J♠ and Ruslan Gazaev bet 10,000, which folded out the other player in the pot.
Joseph Dipascale: A♥3♦
Ruslan Gazaev: A♠4♠
Dipascale was drawing dead and didn't bother to wait around to see the 5♠ land on the river.
Daniel Moctezuma made it 8,000 to go from the cutoff with Stephen Kehoe calling on the button and Roberto Romanello defending his big blind.
Romanello checked the 9♦K♥Q♣ flop, and Moctezuma bet 8,000. Kehoe and Romanello called.
When the 6♣ hit the turn, Romanello and Moctezuma checked, prompting Kehoe to bet 25,000. This was enough to get two folds from Romanello and Moctezuma, allowing Kehoe to pick up the pot.
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