Cezary Wasilowski jammed for 167,000 from middle position. John Richards in the hijack three-bet all in for 380,000 and made all the other players fold.
Cezary Wasilowski: A♥7♥ 
John Richards: A♣K♠
Wasilowski hit a pair on 7♣4♦8♠J♥Q♥ to double up just before the end of the day.
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Davidi Kitai raised to 35,000 and it folded to Alex Keating who shoved for 367,000. Kitai tanked for some time and eventually tossed a chip for the call:
Alex Keating: A♦Q♥
Davidi Kitai: A♣10♣
Keating stayed ahead as the board showed 7♦K♣K♦8♥6♥ to double his stack as the day approaches to its end.
Cesar Del Pino opened with a 32,000 bet and got an all-in shove from Daniel Lee for around 155,000. Del Pino called.
Daniel Lee: A♥10♦
Cesar Del Pino: A♣K♦
Del Pino had Lee dominated and was in the lead. The board ran Q♥J♦9♥3♥3♠ and with nothing to help him improve, Lee's run ended and was pointed to head to the payout counter.
James Gilbert opened to 32,000 from the hijack. Rikiya Jinbo on the button three-bet all in for 272,000, then Simon Wilson in the big blind asked for the count and jammed, prompting Gilbert to fold.
Rikiya Jinbo: A♦K♣
Simon Wilson: J♠J♣
Jinbo lost the flip on 2♣2♦3♠6♣8♠ and was sent to the rail.
Pingfeng Wu opened to 35,000 in middle position and got a three-bet all-in from Gabriel Andrade for 125,000. Pablo Almeida, on the button, announced all-in himself, pushing everyone else out of the pot, including Wu.
Gabriel Andrade: 10♥10♦
Pablo Almeida: K♣K♥
The board ran 2♦3♥Q♠9♠9♦ maintaining Almeida's lead with his kings sending Andrade to the rails on the last level of the day.
Rayane Mokhtar raised to 32,000 from middle position only for Ning Dong to three-bet to 80,000 from the button. Martins Adeniya in the small blind then four-bet to 205,000. Mokhtar got out of the way and Dong five-bet all in for 320,000. Adeniya snap called.
Ning Dong: A♠K♠
Martins Adeniya: A♦Q♦
No queen or miracle straight for Adeniya on the 5♣9♠9♣4♦J♥ runout and Dong was pushed the pot for a full double up and more.
Christopher Putz started the action with a raise to 32,000 and Taylor Wilson three-bet next to him to 78,000. It folded back to Putz who thought about his move and shoved for around 570,000 more. Wilson looked at his stack and quickly folded.
Minh Phan shoved on the button for his last 85,000 and Xixiang Luo made the call in the big blind.
Minh Phan: 5♥5♠
Xixiang Luo: Q♠8♠
The board of 3♦3♠9♥4♠10♠ gave the winning hand to Luo and Phan made his way to the payout desk.
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