Roger Stamey opened to 6,000 from early position with 10♣9♣ and Jason Wheeler defended from the big blind with A♠3♦.
The flop came Q♥5♦2♠. Wheeler checked and Stamey bet 8,000. Wheeler check-raised to 27,000 with his wheel-draw and Stamey mucked his hand.
Joshua Kay raised to 7,000 and Chris Audrain three-bet to 30,000 from the next seat. Kay called.
Kay checked on the flop of A♥J♠3♥ and Audrain continued for 21,000. Kay check-raised to 47,000 and Audrain called. Kay then moved all in on the 4♠ turn and Audrain called with less.
Chris Audrain: A♣K♣ 
Joshua Kay: J♥J♣
Audrain had top pair but was drawing dead against the set of Kay as the 4♣ river improved Kay to a full house to confirm Audrain's elimination.
Audrain has had quite the day having picked up aces to crack kings in the first level of the day. "Did I just walk into a heater?” a player who had moved to Kay's table said earlier in the tournament.
Miguel Fiscal opened to 6,500 from early position and was called by Adam Cader in the small blind.
On the 9♠7♠6♣ flop, Fiscal continued with bet before Cader check-raised to 22,000. Fiscal quickly announced all-in for 77,000 total and Cader snapped it off.
Miguel Fiscal: A♠J♠
Adam Cader: 9♦9♣
Fiscal decided to go with his nut flush draw but he was well behind the top set of Cader. Fiscal could not find the needed spade on the 4♣3♦ runout as he was sent to the exit by the hands of Cader.
There were roughly 16,000 chips in the pot on a board of J♥5♦4♦Q♣Q♦, Gustavo De Lima who was in the big blind led all in for 9,500, Justin Lapka who was in early position went deep into the tank.
Lapka was clearly frustrated with himself as he announced "I wish I paid attention more, I thought everyone covered me".
A short while passed and Lapka made the call. De Lima tabled the king-high flush with K♦8♦, and Lapka tabled A♥J♦.
Robert Hankins raised to 8,000 and Nenad Cvetkovic three-bet to 30,000 from the big blind. Hankins four-bet to 83,000 and Cvetkovic slid his cards forward towards the muck.
En-route to the muck, his cards were intercepted by Hankins.
"You show me both and I'll show you mine," said Hankins, but Cvetkovic folded. Hankins turned over the A♦ causing some reaction at his table, with Hankins apparently only having hands containing the ace of diamonds. He then also revealed the A♠ for pocket aces.
Also at the table is big stack Susan Faber with over 600,000.
With around 90,000 in the pot on a completed board of 6♦9♥6♠8♦7♥, Sean Rafael checked from middle position and faced a bet of 55,000 by Miles Ward on the button. Rafel decided to check-jam for around 275,000, causing Ward to go deep into the tank. After agonizing over the decision for quite some time, Ward reluctantly folded.
Rafael was happy to put Ward out of his misery and reveal what he had shoved with, as he smiled and windmilled J♣9♣ across the table for just a pair of nines.
Leo Margets had raised from early position and Raffaele Sorrentino had called on the button to see a flop of K♦3♥4♣. Sorrentino checked, Margets bet 3,500, and Sorrentino called.
When the 5♥ hit the turn, Margets tapped the table and then folded when Sorrentino bet 12,000.
Daniel Negreanu opened to 6,000 from middle position with A♣Q♦ and Roger Stamey three-bet shoved for 48,500 from the big blind with J♦10♦, slightly covering Negreanu. After about a minute Negreanu mucked his hand and the pot was pushed to Stamey.
Loni Hui opened to 6,000 from middle position with 3♠3♦ and Hisashi Yamanouchi three-bet to 21,000 from the big blind with A♠A♦. Hui called.
The flop came 6♠J♦2♥ and Hui called an 18,000 continuation bet from Yamanouchi.
Yamanouchi fired a second barrel for 36,000 on the K♣ turn and this time Hui opted to fold.
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