Jan Badiola raised to 4,000 from early position, and James Matteucci went all in for 46,000 in middle position. Action folded back to Badiola and he called.
James Matteucci: K♣Q♣ 
Jan Badiola : A♦K♦
The board ran out 7♣K♠9♠5♣9♥, and Matteucci was eliminated.
Action was picked up on the flop in a three-bet pot between Terence Clee in the small blind, Gonzalo Velozo in late position, and Wai Kiat Lee in the cutoff.
The flop rolled out A♠4♦2♠ and action checked around to Lee who bet 8,000 to earn two calls.
"40,000," said Terence Clee on the 4♣ turn to see only Lee call.
Both players checked the river J♥ and Clee showed 10♥10♠ for tens and fours. It was no good against Lee who showed A♦Q♣ for aces and fours.
Neil Warren began the action with an open to 4,000 from under the gun. Paul Nofer made the call from the cutoff, and Dylan Kahn came along with a call from the big blind.
The 5♦J♥7♦ flop led to a check from Kahn before Warren continued for 4,000. Nofer re-raised to 10,000, which resulted in a fold from Kahn but a call from Warren.
The 3♣ turn was checked by Warren before Nofer opted to shove for approximately 37,000. Warren yielded the pot with a fold to award the chips to Nofer.
Jean Houle opened to 4,000 from the hijack and was called by Eric Froehlich in the small blind for a heads-up pot.
Froehlich checked to Houle on the 4♥J♦J♥ flop and he sized down for a bet of 2,000. Froehlich responded with a check-raise to 10,000 and Houle called.
Both players then checked down on the 6♣ turn and 9♥ river and Houle announced, "fours," as he tabled A♠4♠.
Froehlich couldn't beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Houle.
Teddy Tuil opened to 4,500 from early position. This lead to a call from Sanket Desai in the small blind and Patrick Hagenlocher in the big blind to create a three-handed pot.
It checked to Tuil on the J♠A♦10♥ flop before he continued for 6,000. Desai responded with a check-raise to 19,000, which led to a fold from both Hagenlocher and Tuil to take down the pot.
There was some uproar on table 146 and Jesse Green banged on the table in excitement when he came out on top of an all-in showdown with Ravi Udayakumar. All the cards were still exposed with the board reading Q♦8♣7♦5♣9♠ and the K♠K♦ of Green had dodged clubs and an ace versus A♣K♣.
After a brief count, the elimination of Udayakumar was confirmed and he headed out of the tournament area.
Christopher Richardson opened to 5,000 from middle position and Simon Lindell called from the hijack. Shiva Dudani moved all in for their remaining stack of approximately 30,000 from the big blind and Richardson re-jammed. Lindell made a quick fold and the players headed to showdown.
Shiva Dudani: A♣J♣
Christopher Richardson: A♠A♦
The 9♦5♦8♥ flop saw little change for Dudani and with no clubs he was looking for running jacks or a straight draw. The 2♣ turn saw him drawing dead, and he stood from the table knowing his fate was already set.
As the 9♠ river was placed he was already walking away from the table and Richardson scooped up the pot.
Fabio Porcino bet 7,000 from the button on a flop of J♦K♣8♥ and Luke Martinelli raised to 28,000 in early position. Porcino called.
The turn was the 2♠ and Martinelli bet another 40,000. Porcino again called, and the 9♦ fell on the river. Martinelli slowed down and checked, and Porcino quickly checked back.
Martinelli turned over 9♠8♠ for two pair, but Porcino had K♦J♥ for kings and jacks to win the pot.
Paul "Gamble Up" Vang opened to 5,000 from early position before Riccardo Dionigi countered with a three-bet to 16,000 from middle position.
Vang made the call and sent them to a flop of K♥2♦Q♥.
Both players checked the flop and the 2♣ turn to bring the 6♦ river.
Vang opted to fire 20,000 before Dionigi folded. Vang showed the table A♦K♠ for kings up with an ace kicker.
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