Colin Robinson made it 240,000 to go with A♥10♥ from early position. Chad Power called the button with K♣Q♣, and Stephen Hesse defended his big blind holding J♣7♣.
Hesse and Robinson checked the 8♦3♣6♣ flop, and Power placed 325,000 across the betting line. Hesse called, but Robinson folded.
Heads-up now to the J♠ turn, where both players checked to see the 9♦ fall on the river. Hesse bet 1,210,000, and Power folded.
Dmitrii Perfilev bet 560,000 from under the gun on a flop of 10♣3♠4♣ and Juan Carlos Vecino called in the cutoff. Don Carrillo then moved all in for 5,240,000 in the small blind.
Perfilev had around 2,000,000 remaining and tanked for several minutes before Carrillo called the clock. Perfilev eventually folded, but Vecino snap-called.
Don Carrillo: A♣8♣ 
Juan Carlos Vecino: 4♦4♠
Vecino showed a set, while Carrillo had a flush draw. The K♦ turn was no help to Carrillo, while the K♠ river improved Vecino to a full house and earned him the knockout.
Perfilev shot out of his seat at the sight of the rivered king and let out a loud yell. He later admitted he laid down two kings and would've made quads.
Michael Garner was the big stack on his table not long ago but dropped below the average, which he made up for in a preflop against Kosaku Akashi as follows.
Michael Garner: A♦J♦
Kosaku Akashi: 9♥9♣
The A♣J♣5♦3♥8♥ board gave Garner two pair and he doubled for 3,805,000.
On the river of a 9♥7♦6♥K♥6♠ board, Jameson Painter bet 700,000 out of the big blind. Yuchen Chen was his only opponent by then who then raised to 1,800,000. Painter reluctantly called and mucked when he was shown the K♣6♣ for a full house.
Painter was left with only one big blind and jammed that out of the small blind when it was checked to him, Corey Skogrand didn't even need to call in the big blind as it was for exactly 120,000.
Jameson Painter: K♦J♦
Corey Skogrand: Q♣8♦
The 10♣8♥7♣8♣2♦ board gave Skogrand trips eights and Painter was eliminated.
Adam Hendrix opened to 260,000 in middle position and Pedro Padilha three-bet to 825,000 in the cutoff. Hendrix called.
Hendrix checked on the flop of 10♣4♠3♦ and Padilha continued for 750,000. Hendrix called. Hendrix checked again on the 3♣ turn and Padilha sized up to 1,700,000. Hendrix again called.
Hendrix checked once more on the 10♦ river and Padilha checked back as Hendrix showed Q♣Q♥ to win the pot.
"Nice hand! Just hanging on," said Theo Tran.
"You know me," said Hendrix.
Jarod Minghini opened 8♠8♥ from middle position and Kenny Hallaert defended his big blind with 10♦6♣.
They saw a flop of 9♥3♠8♦, where Hallaert checked and Minghini bet 250,000 with his set. Hallaert put in a check-raise to 800,000 with a gutshot, and Minghini three-bet to 1,900,000. Hallaert snap-folded.
Shortly after, Sergio Veloso raised the button with K♠9♣ to 240,000 and Greg Merson looked down at A♥K♣ in the big blind and made it 1,300,000. Veloso quickly gave it up.
Alen Tenorio made it 250,000 from early position before Murilo Milhomem three-bet to 700,000 from the next seat. When it got back to Tenorio, he four-bet jammed for 4,210,000, and Milhomem called to put him at risk.
Alen Tenorio: A♥A♦
Murilo Milhomem: K♥K♣
Tenorio found himself on the right side of a cooler and was poised to double-up to almost nine million. But, the 6♠6♣K♦ flop was a disaster, as Milhomem flopped a boat to take a commanding lead and left Tenorio on the brink of elimination. The turn came the 10♣, and the river the 2♠. Tenorio wished everyone good luck before making his way out of the tournament area.
Steven Alper bet 1,050,000 from the big blind on a board of 6♠4♣7♦3♦ and Joey Padron called on the button, as did Michael Garner in the small blind.
Alper had one 5,000 chip behind going to the A♦ river and tossed it in. Both Padron and Garner called.
Padron turned over J♦8♦ for a flush and Alper mucked 5♦4♠. Garner also mucked 3♥3♠ as Padron took the pot to send Alper to the rail.
Eric Afriat opened to 255,000 from early position. Tomas Szwarcberg and Sejo Kasic called from the blinds.
Afriat continued for 240,000 on the K♣J♥6♦, and was called in both spots.
He then fired out another 800,000 on the 5♣ turn. Again, Szwarcberg and Kasic called to set up a massive pot.
The 10♣ completed the board. Szwarcberg checked before Kasic jammed for 4,900,000. Afriat asked for a count, but decided to fold. Szwarcberg also returned his cards to dealer. Kasic was asked to show the bluff, and he complied by tabling A♠10♦ for just a pair of tens.
Afriat then jokingly told Kasic "Don't quit your day job," before adding that he folded ace-king.
On the next deal, Benjamin Williams raised from the hijack and called when Ben Jackson jammed for 1,000,000 from the cutoff.
Ben Jackson: QxQx
Benjamin Williams: 7x7x
Jackson's queens held to double following the 4♠2♠K♦10♥8♦ runout.
Greg Merson limped in with A♣Q♣ from middle position and Derek Sudell also called from the hijack with K♦10♦. Jose Bogarin checked his option in the big blind with Q♦6♣.
They saw a flop of 8♦7♠Q♠, which checked around to the 2♦ on the turn. When it got to Merson, he fired out 700,000 and only Sudell called.
A A♠ on the river brought in the front door flush draw, but neither player held a spade in their hand. Merson went with a sizing of 1,300,000, which drew a quick fold out of Sudell.
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