Aram Oganyan opened to 30,000 from the hijack and Aleks Dimitrov defended from the big blind.
the flop came A♣6♣6♥ and Dimitrov check-called a 30,000 bet from Oganyan.
Both players checked the 5♥ turn leading to the 6♠ river. Dimitrov bet 15,000 and Oganyan folded.
Pavel Plesuv raised to 30,000 from the button and met resistance from Daniel Vicente, who chose to jam for 525,000 from the small blind. Plesuv got a count before he called off his stack of 505,000 to be at risk.
Pavel Plesuv: 9♥9♣
Daniel Vicente: A♠Q♣
Vicente needed to hit one of his overcards to defeat Plesuv, and the flop did not bring any that he needed when it came 3♠2♣K♦.
Plesuv was two streets away from a double, but the turn was a disaster for his prospects as it came the A♣ to give Vicente the lead.
The 5♠ river sealed Plesuv's fate as it sent him out of the tournament.
Valentino Konakchiev raised from the button then faced an all-in raise to 250,000 by Pavels Spirins from the small blind. Konakchiev called to send them to a showdown with Spirins at risk.
Pavels Spirins: A♣Q♠
Valentino Konakchiev: A♥8♠
Spirins was poised for a double, and the flop did not alter that trajectory as it came J♦A♠7♣.
The J♥ turn was a safe card, but it did present a sliver of chops outs for Konakchiev.
The 2♣ river was a blank to award Spirins the double.
Mike Watson opened to 30,000 from the button and Daniyal Gheba defended from the big blind.
The flop came 3♣8♦Q♥ and Gheba checked. Watson bet 20,000, Gheba check-raised to 80,000 and Watson folded.
Elsewhere in the tournament area, Matthew Haynes was recently eliminated.
Quan Zhou opened to 35,000 from the cutoff and Phua Wei three-bet to 80,000 from the button. Zhou four-bet to 205,000, leaving around 75,000 behind and Wei shoved with a covering stack. Zhou called, putting himself at risk.
Quan Zhou: A♥Q♦
Phua Wei: 8♣8♦
Wei was ahead on the 5♣10♦6♦ flop but Zhou took the lead with top pair on the Q♣ turn. He remained ahead on the 7♦ river to double up through Wei.
The player in the hijack started the action with a raise to 30,000, but was met with a three-bet to 110,000 from Samuel Roussy-Majeau in the small blind. Zhou Lin then responded with a four-bet shove, for 155,000, from the big blind.
The original raiser folded, but Roussy-Majeau made the call.
Zhou Lin: A♠Q♦
Samuel Roussy-Majeau: A♦2♦
There was no help for Roussy-Majeau on the 5♣7♣10♠8♦10♥ runout, and Lin pulled in another double up.
Gustavo Ortega raised from the hijack to 30,000. It folded to Benjamin Grise in the small blind, who decided to ship it for 200,000 even. Ortega wasted no time with a call and sent them to a showdown with Grise at risk.
Benjamin Grise: A♥10♥
Gustavo Ortega: A♠K♠
Grise's prospects looked grim against the better ace of Ortega, but the flop evened the battle as it came 3♣7♥2♥ to give Grise a flush draw.
The A♦ was not the card Grise needed, and the 8♣ did not convert on any of his outs and sent Grise to the rail.
Benjamin Chalot opened from under the gun to 30,000.
Omar Del Pino wanted to play for more and raised it to 105,000.
Baoqiang Ho surveyed the scene before he chose to pour more chips into the pot with a four-bet to 250,000.
Chalot and Del Pino offered no resistance as they both folded, and Ho scooped a healthy pot without a flop.
Zhou Lin moved all in from under the gun for his remaining 65,000. Action then folded to Pavel Plesuv, who three-bet to 115,000. The rest of the table folded one by one, and the two players flipped their cards over.
Zhou Lin: J♠9♠
Pavel Plesuv: J♥J♦
Lin was dominated but made light work of catching up as the flop came down K♠3♠10♠, giving him a flush.
The turn K♣ gave Plesuv some hope, but the river 10♣ was unable to offer salvation, and Lin received a full double-up.
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