Nicholas Ramsey raised to 175,000 and instantly called the shove by Amit Sharma to set up the following showdown.
Amit Sharma: 9♠9♦ 
Nicholas Ramsey: J♦J♥
The 8♦6♠5♦ flop gave Sharma a gutshot on top but one out vanished with the A♦ turn. The river would be a seven but it was the 7♦ as that gave Ramsey the superior flush.
"Wrong seven," Sharma said with a smile on the face before exiting the tournament area.
Chad Power limped in from the small blind with A♦J♥ and Sebastian Schulze checked his option in the big blind holding 5♦4♥.
They went to a flop of K♣K♦7♠, where Power fired 80,000 and Schulze called with just five-high. A 2♦ hit the turn and Power decided to check, then Schulze bet 205,000. Power called.
Schuzle paired his four with the 4♠ river and after Power checked, Schulze put out 620,000.
"What's the worst hand you would bet that much with?" asked Power. Schulze didn't respond and Power eventually laid it down.
After the break, Kai Yang joined the feature table and has just over a million chips to battle with.
Murly Manokharan opened to 160,000 from middle position and was called by Sejo Kasic from the hijack.
Jay Nguyen moved all in for 1,150,000 from the button before Bruno Furth reshoved for 1,605,000 from the small blind.
Manokharan folded and then Kasic flashed the A♦ before releasing his hand.
Jay Nguyen: 9♣9♥
Bruno Furth: Q♣Q♥
"I have not used my one time this tournament. I would like to use it now," Nguyen said as the cards were tabled.
Unfortunately for Nguyen, Furth's queens held for the bust out after the dealer put out the 8♦5♦4♠8♥3♣ board.
Sebastian Schulze raised the small blind and Kai Yang shoved for almost 1,000,000 in the big blind. Schulze called.
Kai Yang: A♣6♣
Sebastian Schulze: 7♠7♣
Yang was in need of an ace, but didn't find it on the J♣Q♥5♥ flop. However, he did on the turn as the A♠ hit the felt, giving him a huge lead. Only a seven on the river would end Yang's Main Event, but instead he improved to two pair with the 6♦, which earned him a double-up.
Michael Mizrachi raised to 170,000 from early position. Stefan Nemetz called from middle position, and Craig Trost defended his big blind holding Q♠10♠.
The action checked to Nemetz on the J♥7♦3♣ flop, and he bet 160,000. Trost folded, but Mizraci called.
Mizrachi check-called another bet from Nemetz when the 6♥ came on the turn, this time for 500,000.
Both players checked the 4♣ river and Mizrachi won the pot with K♥K♣ for a pair of kings. Nemetz slid A♣9♣ back to the dealer.
Leon Sturm raised to 170,000 in early position with K♦10♣ and was called by Will Kassouf in middle position with Q♣J♥. Hieu Le came along with Q♥10♥ in the hijack along with Ruben Costa in the big blind with 6♥5♥.
The dealer fanned the flop of A♥Q♦4♦ and Sturm continued with a bet of 155,000. Kassouf and Le called while Costa threw away his rags. The A♦ rolled off on the turn which slowed down the action.
"Now we have a situation," Kassouf said as Sturm started with a check. The action checked around and the 6♣ completed the board.
Sturm fired out a bet of 685,000 on the river with just king-high after missing his straight and flush draws. Kassouf went into the tank for nearly four minutes before the clock was called and he eventually laid his hand down. Le also folded and Sturm got away with some highway robbery.
Roman Korenev was waiting for the floor to confirm his elimination and he mentioned that his last seven big blinds had gone into the middle with ace-queen. That was ahead of the K♥J♥ of Maxim Babko, but the K♦9♦8♦J♠8♣ board improved Babko to kings and jacks to deal the final blow.
Guy Holtzman shipped all in for 715,000 in early position and the action folded around to Muhamet Perati in the cutoff who made the call. The rest of the table folded and the two hands were face up.
Guy Holtzman: K♠K♥
Muhamet Perati: A♣9♠
The flop came 9♥4♠4♥ and Perati picked up a pair of nines but it was still Holtzman in the lead with his pair of kings. The J♥ on the turn and the 8♣ on the river secured the double up for Holtzman.
Daniele Primerano made it 175,000 from the hijack with A♣10♣ and only Nazar Buhaiov called from the big blind holding A♥10♥.
Buhaiov checked when the dealer delivered the 2♥5♦6♥ flop, and Primerano bet 225,000. Buhaiov paused before check-raising to 600,000 with his flush draw. Primerano folded, allowing Buhaiov to pick up some chips.
Chad Power opened from the hijack with K♣10♠ and Sebastian Schulze called in the cutoff with A♦Q♥. David Swift also called in the small blind.
They went to a flop of A♣J♠6♠, where Swift checked and Power bet 225,000. Schulze called and Swift folded.
Power checked the Q♦ turn when he made Broadway, and Schulze fired out 515,000 with his top two pair. Power just called.
A 3♣ on the river was a brick and again Power checked, then Schulze fired 1,600,000. Power took some time before he announced a raise to 5,000,000, which sent Schulze into the tank. After a few minutes, Schulze couldn't find the fold, and sent a large pile of chips over to Power once he saw the bad news.
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