Blinds: 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante:
Coming back from a commercial break, the stream revealed that DJ Sharma in the small blind had moved all in for 2,915,000 on a flop of J♥6♣Q♦ and that Hossein Ensan under the gun called.
DJ Sharma: J♦3♣ 
Hossein Ensan: K♣K♠
Sharma had the second pair but ran into Ensan's kings. A 8♠10♠ runout completed the board and he was eliminated.
Daniel Hachem raised to 300,000 from early position and was three-bet to 800,000 by Zhao Liu on the button. Action folded back to Hachem, who moved all in for approximately 2,500,000. Liu stuck in a chip to indicate a call and a showdown was held.
Daniel Hachem: J♠J♥
Zhao Liu: A♣K♠
The Q♠4♥10♥ flop kept Hachem ahead, but Hachem stood up from his seat and began collecting his things after the A♦ paired Liu's ace on the turn.
The 10♠ kept Liu ahead and Hachem wished his tablemates, "Good luck" as he exited the tournament area.
Tal Herzog raised to 300,000 in early position before Greg Mueller three-bet to 1,200,000 in the big blind. Herzog then moved all in. "All in? I call, kings," Mueller said as he committed his last 4,650,000.
Greg Mueller: K♥K♦
Tal Herzog: A♦Q♥
Herzog was looking for an ace to send out Mueller, but Mueller held on through the 9♦8♦7♣3♠Q♦ board to earn the double-up.
Herzog was left with 850,000 and was all in from under the gun a few hands later. Blake Barousse put him at risk in the big blind.
Tal Herzog: 7♣7♥
Blake Barousse: K♣8♣
Barousse hit top pair on the K♠3♣4♣ flop, while the J♣ turn improved him to a flush. The river was the 9♠, and Herzog was sent to the rail.
Lucas Jumalon raised to 300,000 on the button and Bahar Musa moved all in for a bit over 2,000,000 from the big blind. Jumalon quickly called to put Musa at risk and hands were revealed.
Bahar Musa: A♠7♣
Lucas Jumalon: A♥Q♥
Musa looked resigned to his fate after seeing he was dominated, and the 9♥5♦10♥6♠5♣ runout kept Jumalon ahead with his queen-kicker to send Musa out late in the evening.
Terrance Reid had open-raised under the gun when Giuseppe Pantaleo three-bet to 720,000 in the hijack. Reid responded with a four-bet to 1,400,000 which Pantaleo clicked back to 2,080,000.
Reid spent a good while in the tank before he called. Going to the 9♠7♠Q♠ flop, Reid checked, and Pantaleo bet 650,000. Reid quickly moved all in for about 2,900,000, and Pantaleo snapped him off with the covering stack.
Terrance Reid: K♠Q♦
Giuseppe Pantaleo: A♠A♥
Reid was drawing thin as Pantaleo covered his flush draw. The A♣ turn left Reid drawing dead, and he said his goodbyes as the meaningless 6♣ river rolled off.
Blinds: 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante:
Allan Sannier in the cutoff raised to 200,000. Chi Chen on the button three-bet to 550,000, then Sannier four-bet all in. Chen called, finding himself at risk for a total of 2,620,000.
Chi Chen: 9♥9♦
Allan Sannier: Q♠Q♥
Chen couldn't do much against queens and he was eliminated on 7♥K♣A♦J♦6♣.
Blinds: 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante:
At the feature table, Daniel Iachan raised to 200,000 from middle position. Christopher Chaudey in the hijack three-bet to 625,000, Iachan four-bet all-in for 3,170,000 and Chaudey eventually made the call.
Daniel Iachan: J♠J♥
Christopher Chaudey: Q♠Q♣
The board ran out 3♦5♦10♥7♥9♠ and Iachan saw his tournament come to an end.
Three ways on a board of A♦5♠10♠6♥ with a sizable pot already in the middle, Ralph Perry checked from the small blind and Farid Jattin moved all in for his last 1,380,000 from under the gun. Edouard Sacrispeyre called in middle position and Perry let his hand go.
Farid Jattin: A♥J♦
Edouard Sacrispeyre: A♠A♣
Jattin saw that he was already drawing dead against Sacrispeyre's set and offered a fist bump to him as the dealer brought the 2♠ on the river — making Jattin's elimination official.
Mark Tropp and Jeremy Hyman had built a pot of about 2,000,000 when they reached the K♦7♦A♣A♠3♥ river. Tropp moved all in under the gun, and Hyman reluctantly called off his stack of 1,400,000 on the button.
Tropp revealed 7♠7♣ for a full house, sending Hyman home with his A♥Q♥.
Robert Hess was eliminated on the outer tables and the next player to get his chips into the middle was Florian Bordet via open shove for 1,910,000. Giuseppe Pantaleo just flat-called and Hendrik Terner behind reluctantly folded, as did everyone else.
Florian Bordet: K♥Q♣
Giuseppe Pantaleo: A♦A♣
"I folded jacks," Terner said in table chat. The 10♣9♥3♣ flop gave Bordet a gutshot, but he failed to escape on the 5♥ turn and 10♥ river.
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