Josh Arieh raised to 125,000 in middle position, only to see Martin Kabrhel move all in for 220,000. Action folded back to Arieh, who made the call.
Martin Kabrhel: A♣9♣ 
Josh Arieh: 6♣5♣
The flop saw Arieh take the lead on the 9♥6♠8♠, but Kabrhel wrestled it back with the A♠ turn.
The river kept the state of affairs as they were, and Kabrhel doubled up.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Tomas Soderstrom raised from late position to 125,000, and Viktor Kambov moved all in from the small blind for 175,000, and Soderstrom called to witness the rockets.
Viktor Kambov: A♥A♦
Tomas Soderstrom: Q♠J♠
The board came out in favor of the aces with 9♥6♦5♦Q♦K♦, and the flush was good to keep Kambov in the tournament.
Adel Naoun moved all in from early position for 350,000, and only Borislav Cabob made the call from the big blind.
Adel Naoun: A♦5♣
Borislav Cabob: A♠7♠
The flop further improved Cabob's lead, coming out J♥K♦7♣, before the turn 6♥ saw Nauon drawing dead.
Nauon was already up and heading out as the river K♠ was dealt, and the pot was pushed in Cabob's direction.
The action was joined as Taylor Wilson, on the button, and David Ivers in the big blind were competing for a pot that already had 880,000 in the middle.
The action was complete on the 2♣5♥7♦ flop, and the players had just been dealt a J♦ turn.
Ivers led out with a bet of 275,000, which Wilson called.
The river 2♦ brought in the backdoor flush, while also pairing the board.
This didn't slow Ivers down, though, who moved all in for 730,000. Wilson wasted little time in calling and heard the dream words from Ivers, "I'm playing the board."
Ivers flipped over 4♣3♣, and Wilson turned over Q♦9♦, showing he had rivered a flush.
Wilson pulled in the huge pot, while Ivers headed to the exit.
Maciej Gut moved all in from early position for 385,000, and Renmei Liu stated, "I have to call."
Maciej Gut: A♥Q♣
Renmei Liu: 4♣4♥
The board ran out with 6♦5♥A♣10♥6♣, and Gut won with the better two pair.
Jimmy Young made it 125,000 from the hijack and only Kenneth Kim called from the small blind.
Both players checked the 5♣A♥9♠ flop to see the 6♣ appear on the turn. Kim led out for 120,000, which Young snap-called.
Kim bet again on the A♣ river, this time for 265,000. Young folded and surrendered the pot to Kim.
Takuma Iwamoto moved all in from under the gun for 360,000, and Dongwoo Ko also moved all in from late position for 535,000; everyone else folded.
Takuma Iwamoto: 8♠8♥
Dongwoo Ko: A♠Q♥
The board came out with 10♦6♥2♦2♠7♥, and Iwamoto's two pair was good for the win.
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