Prabhakar Patel moved all in for 725,000 in middle position and Michael Conoran called in the big blind.
Prabhakar Patel: A♦J♣ 
Michael Conoran: Q♠Q♣
Conoran had woken up with queens, leaving Patel looking for an ace to survive. He got no help on the 8♥8♣2♥7♦3♦ board, and Conoran scored the knockout.
Antonin Hays raised to 100,000 in early position and Justin Manjares called in middle position. Sinan Shathaya then moved all in for 1,200,000 on the button and Hays called, while Manjares got out of the way.
Sinan Shathaya: A♣Q♦
Antonin Hays: 10♣10♦
Hays remained in the lead with his pair on the J♦8♠3♠ flop, while the 10♥ turn improved him to a set. Shathaya needed to complete a straight draw on the river to survive, but he missed the 7♣ and was sent to the rail.
At another table, Felipe Campins and Ihar Soika were heads-up on a board of 5♥3♦Q♠8♣J♥ when Soika bet 420,000 from the hijack. Campins then moved all in for 2,100,000 in early position, and Soika took a few minutes before calling.
Campins turned over A♥K♠ for ace-high, while Soika had rivered a set with J♦J♣ to win the big pot and eliminate Campins.
DJ Sharma raised to 100,000 under the gun, then called once Michael Rossitto shoved for 1,160,000 in middle position.
Michael Rossitto: A♠J♣
DJ Sharma: K♣Q♣
"Show me three clubs," Sharma said as the flop came Q♦10♥3♣. He didn't make a flush, but Sharma still hit top pair to take the lead.
"We don't want a king. Keep it low, please," he pleaded, and he got his wish as the rest of the board ran out 8♣4♦ to send Rossitto to the rail.
With 275,000 already in the pot on a board of 8♥10♥9♥J♥, Daewoong Song bet 100,000 from the big blind, and Giuseppe Pantaleo called on the button.
The A♦ completed the board, and Song fired another 150,000. Pantaleo deliberated for a couple of minutes before reluctantly folding, giving up the pot to Song.
David Shaw raised to 110,000 in middle position and Kurt Watkins called in the big blind.
The flop came 10♠7♦3♥ and Shaw bet 70,000. Watkins then raised to 210,000, and Shaw reraised to 420,000. Watkins came back with an all-in shove for 870,000.
Shaw tanked for a few minutes, but he eventually gave up his hand and surrendered the pot to Watkins.
Go Kato opened from the cutoff and saw David Kluchman call on the button and Felix Kuemayr defend his big blind.
The 6♦10♦5♦ flop was checked by Kato, while Kluchman bet out 150,000. Only Kato called and the pair continued heads up to the 5♥ turn.
Kato check-called a 300,000 bet on the turn to see the 5♠ river and both snap-checked to showdown. Kato tabled his Q♦10♥ for the boat, and Kluchman showed just a single card, the A♠Xx.
Evagoras Evagorou raised to 125,000 on the button, and Elliott Kampen called to defend his big blind.
Playing in flow, Kampen checked over to Evagorou, who bet 95,000. Kampen then put in a check-raise, moving all in for 495,000. The bet put Evagorou in a tailspin and made him wish he had checked back, as he said himself once the hand was completed.
After taking stock of his stack and continuing to think it through, the clock was called on him. Before the tournament official had even made it to the table, he folded his A♣10♥ face up, and Kampen took the pot.
While Joshua Abady was lecturing tablemate John O'Neal about the Great Emu War in Australia, Arthur Campos and Patrick Leonard went to a flop of 6♠J♦K♥. Souza De Campos then bet 130,000 from the button, Leonard raised to 405,000 in the big blind, and Campos called.
The turn was the 6♣ and Leonard bet 315,000. Campos called to see the 7♥ river, where Leonard bet 675,000, leaving one 5,000 chip behind. Campos quickly called, and Leonard showed K♦J♥ for top two pair.
Campos mucked, and Abady asked to see his hand before Leonard pointed out that he wasn't all in. "Oh, you're hipster all in. Nice hand, Pads. Add that one to the course," Abady said.
DJ Sharma raised to 130,000 in middle position, Loai Elayday moved all in for 1,720,000 in the hijack, and Sharma called.
Loai Elayday: J♣9♣
DJ Sharma: A♠10♦
"Keep it low," Sharma pleaded with the dealer heading to the flop, which came K♠7♦3♠. Sharma remained in the lead with his ace on the K♥ turn, while the 5♦ river sealed Elayday's elimination.
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