On the Q♣J♠9♠K♦ turn, Scott Jacewiczokelly made it 30,000 to go and he was called by Allan Le in the next seat. The 9♦ on the river paired the board and both eventually checked.
Jacewiczokelly shook his head and exposed the A♠2♠ for the missed flush draw, while Le claimed the pot with J♥10♥ for the king-high straight.
Chao Wu raised to 10,000 under the gun, which Emmett King called a couple of seats to his left before Kevin Killeen came along in the big blind.
The action checked to King on a 4♦2♥7♣ flop, who bet 20,000. Killeen responded with a check-raise, moving all in for around 60,000. Wu folded, but King called.
Kevin Killeen: Q♠7♠ 
Emmett King: J♠J♣
The K♥ turn and 8♣ river offered no relief for Killeen, who was the latest casualty of the Main Event.
Derek Kwan in the hijack found himself all-in and at risk against Anton Wigg to his right.
Derek Kwan: A♥A♣
Anton Wigg: KxKx
Not only did Kwan's aces hold, but he managed to hit quads on Q♠4♠A♦A♠3♣ to secure a double-up.
Damilola Akinnusi opened to 13,000 from early position and was called by Yi Li on the button.
The flop came 10♥7♣J♠ before Akinnusi continued for 15,000. Li made the call.
Akinnusi slowed down with a check on the K♥ turn before Li bet 37,000. Akinnusi sprang out with a check-raise all-in. Li called to put himself at risk for 89,000 with one card to go.
Yi Li: A♠Q♣
Damilola Akinnusi: A♦K♣
Akinnusi had turned a pair of kings, but that proved to do more harm than good, as Li turned a Broadway using the king to improve to the best hand.
Akinnusi was drawing to a chop, but the J♦ river was not a queen as Li secured the double-up.
Arin Youssefian bet 12,000 on the 4♣5♣2♣ flop from middle position. Congya Zhang then raised to 27,000, and Youssefian called after much debate.
Zhang tossed in another 35,000 on the 5♦ turn. This time, Youseffian check-folded to concede the pot.
Over at another table, Jeff Fenster's seat was left empty. The other players at the table informed PokerNews he had not been present for a while, and it seems unlikely he will make the money with just six big blinds to his name.
Julius Roque raised to 11,000 from middle position, and Matthew Lapossie was the only caller from the cutoff.
Roque checked the 3♥9♦8♣ flop, and Lapossie bet 15,000. Roque continued with a call.
Both players checked the K♥ turn and 2♥ river. Roque tabled A♦J♠ for ace-high, which was enough to earn him the pot.
Action was picked up with Alain Medesan committing his last 2,000 into the middle on a flop of Q♥10♣J♥ from the small blind. Big blind James Darby made the call.
Alain Medesan: K♥8♠
James Darby: 9♠9♣
Darby's nines held on the 10♦2♦ runout to send Medesan packing.
After facing a reraise to 35,000, Brian Carraher squeezed to 110,000 preflop and then quickly called all in for 418,000 when Andrea Buonocore pushed all in with the covering stack.
Brian Carraher: K♥K♣
Andrea Buonocore: 8♦8♥
The superior pair held up on the 10♦4♥2♠Q♥J♠ board and Carraher doubled to a big stack.
Scott Seiver was moved to the table when the hand concluded and busted with a shorter stack shortly thereafter.
Action was picked up at the end of the flop betting stage, with both small blind Daan Mulders and early position player Fabio Chaves committing chips into the pot, bringing in the turn to leave a 3♠9♣K♠10♦ board.
Here, with around 120,000 in the middle, Mulders bet out for 80,000, and Chaves went into a deep tank. After a good few minutes, he called, and action swiftly went check-check on the 5♦ river.
Mulders had second pair with J♠10♠ but it was no good against the A♥K♦ of Chaves for top-top.
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