Alen Bakovic open-shoved on the button for his last 150,000 and after some thinking, Eric Wu made the call in the big blind for the following showdown:
Alen Bakovic: A♠J♦ 
Eric Wu: 3♠6♠
Bakovic had the best starting hand, but the dealer fanned a board 8♥6♣2♠3♦6♦ to give trips to Wu, and Bakovic went to the payout desk.
Action was picked up on a flop of 3♣2♣K♦ with just two players still holding cards. Hieu Ngo had bet 15,000 into a pot of 450,000 when checked to. Despite this not being a valid bet size, it was enough to put Christopher Dombrowski all in, who had exactly that much behind.
He was deep in the tank due to the fact that he was on a $700 pay jump bubble, and after some time another player called the clock, and the floor came over. Despite being offered a further 30 seconds, and being one elimination away from a pay jump, he made the call pretty much instantly.
Christopher Dombrowski: A♦6♠
Hieu Ngo: K♠Q♥
Dombrowski didn't improve on the 4♠10♣ runout, sending him home. Just seconds later, shouts of "Payout!" were heard one table over, as Paul Cioffi had been eliminated. He was all smiles, wishing luck to his tablemates, and celebrated a little more when he realised that he'd made the pay jump, thanks to Dombrowski's quick call.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Santiago Maglio raised to 60,000 from under the gun. Mickael Vassallo then went all in and was at risk for roughly 800,000 from the small blind, and Maglio quickly made the call and showed Vassallo the bad news.
Mickael Vassallo: K♠Q♠
Santiago Maglio: A♥A♦
The board ran out 6♦4♥5♦J♦K♥, sending Vassallo to the payout desk.
Ricky Robinson open-shoved for 400,000 with A♥K♥ and it folded to Alen Bakovic in the big blind who tanked for some time before making the call with 5♣5♠ for a flip.
The board 3♦K♦10♥8♥6♠ gave the winning hand to Robinson with a pair of kings and the double up.
Catherine Dever opened and Shawn Puri called before Scott Downes shoved for 215,000. It came back to Dever who reshoved and Puri let it go:
Scott Downes: Q♦Q♠
Catherine Dever: 10♠10♦
Downes didn't find any bad surprise on a board 4♥A♠6♥9♣8♠ to take down the pot and the double up.
Kyle Hughes opened under the gun to 100,000. Haiyang Yang from the middle position decided to move all in for 260,000. Zdenek Zizka in the big blind called all in with a smaller stack. Hughes decided to call.
Zdenek Zizka : 10♥10♣
Haiyang Yang: 6♥6♣
Kyle Hughes: 6♦6♠
Hughes couldn't believe his eyes when Yang flipped his cards.
The dealer revealed the board: 8♣4♣Q♥5♥5♦
Eventually, it was Zizka who took the pot with his pocket tens and another pair on the board.
Santiago Maglio raised to 50,000 from middle position and was called by Yuhang Chen in the big blind.
The players saw a 7♠J♣2♣ flop. Chen checked, Maglio bet 35,000, and Chen called.
The turn card was the 10♣. Chen decided to lead out for 50,000, which Maglio called.
The river was the 4♣, Chen now wagered 200,000. After taking some time, Maglio made the call, and his A♣Q♣ was superior to Chen's K♥Q♠.
Gaetano Dimaria open-shoved his action in the cutoff, with the count standing at 150,000. On his direct left, Joseph Curcio was given a decision as he went into the tank. On a pay jump, another player called clock, and the floor headed over. Curcio decided against waiting the full 30 seconds, and called relatively quickly.
Joseph Curcio: A♠2♥
Gaetano Dimaria: A♦J♦
Curcio was drawing even thinner on the K♦6♣3♦ flop, as he was downgraded to just two outs. The 6♠ brought chop outs, but the 8♠ river was no good, as he bubbled the pay jump.
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