David Paredes raised to 20,000 under the gun and Robert Demille three-bet to 60,000 in the hijack. Paredes then moved all in, and Demille called for 150,000.
Robert Demille: A♠J♦ 
David Paredes: A♦K♦
The board ran out 6♥5♦5♠Q♦10♠, and Paredes' king-kicker remained in the lead to earn him the pot and send Demille to the rail.
Howard Spitz raised to 20,000 from middle position and was three-bet to 75,000 by Michael Rossitto in late position. Thomas Cummins then moved all in for his last 226,000 on the button, which got a fold from Spitz, but a call from Rossitto after a bit of a tank.
"I hope you have ace-king," Rossitto said.
Thomas Cummins: 8♠8♥
Michael Rossitto: Q♣J♣
"Even better," Rossitto said after seeing Cummins' hand.
The 2♥8♣4♣ flop gave Cummins a set, but Rossitto was drawing very much live with a flush draw.
The A♣ turn gave Rossitto his flush and the 6♠ river bricked out for Cummins to eliminate him just before break.
Picking up the action on a K♦9♦5♣9♣ turn, Chris Brewer checked from under the gun to Sam Snead in the hijack. Sweilem bet 80,000, which Brewer check-called.
Sweilem sized up to 225,000 on the 5♥ river. Brewer went deep into the tank, but ultimately check-called for the majority of his stack.
Sweilem showed 9♥6♥ for a full house, and Brewer flung his cards into the muck in frustration.'
On the next deal, it folded to Son Nguyen in the small blind. He open-jammed, and Brewer quickly called off his remaining 75,000.
Chris Brewer: K♠7♥
Son Nguyen: K♦3♣
Brewer had the dominating hand, but he would head to the exit anyway as the 5♠3♥9♥6♥2♣ runout paired up Nguyen's trey.
Felipe Olivieri raised from under the gun to 20,000, and Vinicius Lima called from the next seat. Matthew Gross squeezed to 80,000 from middle position, and Alex Livingston called his stack of 68,000 from the cutoff. Olivieri came along with a call, while Lima folded.
With Livingston all-in, Olivieri checked on the 4♦9♦J♠ flop, and Gross fired a continuation-bet of 135,000. Olivieri check-jammed for about 500,000, and Gross took some time before folding.
Alex Livingston: 10♦10♣
Felipe Olivieri: J♦J♥
Gross had made the right fold as Olivieri had top set, and now Livingston needed running cards to survive.
Livingston picked up a straight draw on the 7♣ turn, but the 6♠ was a brick, and Livingston was sent packing.
Brian Wardrup was all in from the small blind for roughly 90,000 and was at risk against Tyler Potts in early position.
Brian Wardrup: 5♥5♣
Tyler Potts: A♥K♦
The 10♠K♠8♥ flop saw Potts take the lead, and he stayed ahead on the 9♦ turn and Q♠ runout.
Wardrup did manage to squeeze into the next pay jump before busting, earning an extra $2,500.
Daniel Marcus had raised and Stephan Campbell then three-bet to 50,000. Back on Marcus he four-bet to 110,000 and Campbell eventually five-bet jammed for around 290,000 to get snap-called.
Stephan Campbell: A♣5♣
Daniel Marcus: K♦K♣
The suited ace-rag found no help on the Q♣9♥7♥3♦J♥ board and Campbell bowed out, while big stack Marcus added more chips to his tower.
Yu-Tang Wang got his short stack of around 100,000 into the middle from the small blind, with Berkeley Yuan looking to send him to the rail from the button.
Yu-Tang Wang: K♣Q♠
Berkeley Yuan: 3♥3♣
Wang needed one of his two overcards to connect, but the 6♣4♥9♠4♣10♦ runout offered no help.
Yuan's pocket threes won the hand, ending Wang's Main Event run.
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