With two players seeing a board of J♦2♣2♦6♥ and 540,000 in the middle, Michael Mizrachi bet 175,000 from the hijack with A♣5♦ and Mounir Tajiou raised to 350,000 from the button with 7♠7♦. Mizrachi three-bet to 575,000 and Tajiou put in a massive four-bet to 2,325,000. Mizrachi went into the tank for a couple minutes before folding and Tajiou dragged in the sizable pot without showdown.
A completed board of A♣K♠8♣10♦Q♠ was spread across the felt with around 600,000 in the middle. Kenny Hallaert and Farid Jattin were heads-up in the blinds and Hallaert led out with a bet of 530,000.
Jattin gave it some thought for a minute before pushing out a raise to 1,100,000. Hallaert rechecked his cards and then flicked in a chip to call. Jattin sent his cards into the muck and Hallaert collected the pot without having to show his cards.
Fraser MacIntyre raised to 105,000 from the cutoff, and Rahul Deevara called from the button. Ryan Otto squeezed all in for 415,000, which was only called by MacIntyre.
Ryan Otto:A♠2♥ 
Fraser MacIntyre: A♣8♠
MacIntyre had the better ace and just had to fade a deuce or some sort of chop to send Otto home. The board ran out Q♣5♣10♣4♦9♣ and MacIntyre improved to a flush to eliminate Otto.
Vinh Nguyen limped in from under the gun and Jay Nguyen shoved for 570,000 from the next seat. When it got back around to Jay, he called.
Jay Nguyen: 10♠10♣
Vinh Nguyen: 9♣9♥
Jay had the best of it with his pocket tens and didn't need to sweat as the K♣J♠8♠K♥4♥ kept him in the lead.
Patrick McKelvey raised and instantly called the shove by Jefferson Guerrero in the next seat for the last 425,000.
Jefferson Guerrero: A♦J♣
Patrick McKelvey: K♥K♦
The K♣5♥4♦ flop seemingly sealed the fate for Guerrero, who then proceeded to pull a rabbit out of the hat thanks to the 2♥ turn and 3♣ river.
Jonathan Azoulay made it 100,000 to go from middle position with K♠Q♥ and David Swift called in the small blind holding A♦8♦. Will Kassouf was in the big blind and came along with 7♣4♥.
Swift made trips on the 5♦A♥A♠ flop, but it was Azoulay who stayed aggressive as he bet 225,000 once it checked to him. Swift called and Kassouf let it go.
A 7♥ dropped on the turn and again Swift continued to play it slow with a check. Azoulay reached for chips and announced a bet of 450,000 before moving it into the pot, then Swift called.
The 3♠ completed the runout and Swift decided to lead with a bet of 1,000,000. Azoulay wasted no time in mucking, and Swift took the pot.
Mark Shutley made it 115,000 to go in early position with Q♠10♠, and Benjamin Winsor defended his big blind with 6♦4♦. Shutcley continued for 110,000 on the 7♠K♦5♦ flop, and Winsor just called his combo draw.
Shutley also picked up a flush draw on the 5♠ turn and kept firing. His bet of 275,000 was check-called by WInsor, arriving on the A♠ river. Left with six-high, Winsor check-folded when Shutley threw in 500,000 with his flush.
Jordan Dumas moved all in from early position for 590,000 and was called by Amit Sharma from the button.
Jordan Dumas: A♥Q♥
Amit Sharma: A♠K♠
Dumas got up out of his chair as he knew he was likely to be eliminated very shortly.
The dealer burned a card, then revealed the K♥ in the window, giving Sharma top pair. However, it was quickly followed by the 7♥10♥ to give Dumas the nut flush. The 4♦ turn and J♠ river didn't change anything, which meant Dumas sat down and stacked his newly acquired stack.
Kenny Hallaert raised to 110,000 in early position, Farid Jattin three-bet to 350,000 in middle position, and Hallaert called.
The flop came 10♦4♣J♥ and Jattin bet 440,000. Hallaert called and they both checked on the 2♣ turn.
The 10♣ river was also checked down and Hallaert showed A♠Q♣ to win the pot with ace-high.
At the same time at another table, Sergio Veloso had bet 200,000 from the hijack on a flop of A♠2♦7♠ and Hartt Stearns called in the small blind. Daniele Primerano then raised to 660,000 in middle position and both opponents called.
Action checked to Veloso on the 4♠ turn and he bet 1,300,000. Stearns quickly folded, but Primerano took more than five minutes until announcing a fold, leaving it to the dealer to retrieve his cards while Veloso took in the pot.
The action folded all the way to Martin Gerloff in the small blind and me moved forward his entire stack which appeared to be more than 1.6 million in chips. Mitchell Hynam glanced at his cards and then instantly called.
Once the cards of Hynam were revealed, Gerloff sunk back into his chair and gasped an "are you f*ckin kidding me?"
Martin Gerloff: A♣J♥
Mitchell Hynam: A♦A♥
The Q♦5♣2♥ flop left Gerloff with some runner-runner equity but that all vanished with the Q♣ turn to make the 6♣ river a formality.
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