Jamie Shaevel in middle position raised to 125,000 with A♦10♠. Naixuan Shi on the button called with A♥J♠ and Allan Sannier defended from the big blind with 7♥4♥.
The dealer fanned a flop of 9♠5♠6♠ and after two checks, Shi bet 160,000. Sannier called while Shaevel folded.
Sannier led out for 325,000 on the K♦ turn. Shi went deep into the tank but folded.
Aaron Van Blarcum, seated in the big blind, got his remaining chips into the middle on the turn of a board showing 4♦J♠8♠K♠, with Andy Tsai trying to end his Main Event run from early position.
Aaron Van Blarcum: K♦8♦ 
Andy Tsai: K♣J♥
The king on the turn was a cruel card for Van Blarcum, improving him to two pair, but giving Tsai the better two pair.
There was no date with an eight on the 9♣ river, and Van Blarcum wished the table good luck before making his way to the payout desk.
Giuseppe Pantaleo raised from middle position and was called only by Kyle Mart in the big blind. The J♠8♣5♥ flop saw Mart check-call for 110,000 and they checked the K♠ turn. Mart led the 5♣ river for 400,000 and Pantaleo called.
"Good call," Mart said and briefly exposed his Q♥X♥ which Pantaleo had beat with the J♥9♥.
Matthew Lapossie moved his stack of 1,585,000 toward the center in the big blind, and Han Feng called in the cutoff.
Matthew Lapossie: A♠J♦
Han Feng: 9♥9♦
Lapossie paired his ace on the A♥4♣3♠Q♠10♠ board to double up and surpass Feng in the counts.
With about 1,800,000 already in the pot, three players looked down at a flop of 2♦4♣K♠. Liubomyr Melnyk was first to act from the small blind and bet 425,000. Matthew Lapossie called from middle position, while Dutch Boyd folded from the cutoff.
The dealer put out the 7♥ turn, and Melnyk jammed for around 1,200,000. Lapossie swiftly got out of the way, giving up the pot to Melnyk.
At one of the feature tables, Shaun Deeb opened to 120,000 from middle position with 3♠3♣ and was called by Alen Bakovic on the button with K♠9♠ and DJ Sharma in the small blind with K♦J♠.
All three of them checked a flop of 10♣9♣2♠ leading to the Q♦ turn. Sharma led out for 160,000 and made Deeb fold, but Bakovic called.
Sharma fired 420,000 on the 7♠ river. Bakovic went into the tank and called with his pair, only to run into Sharma's straight.
Callum Roque raised from the cutoff and Marshall Daigle three-bet to around 325,000 from the small blind. Roque went for the most aggressive option and four-bet jammed for around 2,400,000. Daigle made the call, and the cards were tabled.
Callum Roque: 4♦4♣
Marshall Daigle: K♣K♥
Roque had shoved his pocket fours straight into Daigle's cowboys, although he picked up some additional outs with a straight draw on the 8♠6♦7♥ flop.
The 9♦ turn and Q♦ river couldn't keep the sailboats afloat, and Roque's entire stack drifted across the table to Daigle.
Picking up the action on the river with the board reading 4♣2♦8♠6♦8♦, Xingyu Liu bet 80,000 from the hijack and Ihar Soika raised to 480,000.
Liu called and then mucked as Soika rolled over K♦J♦ for a runner-runner flush.
With a 60-minute delay, the stream revealed Boris Kolev's elimination.
Carlos Chadha Villamarin in middle position opened to 120,000 with 4♦4♥. Ori Elul in the cutoff called before Boris Kolev on the button jammed for 455,000. Chadha Villamarin folded but Elul called.
Boris Kolev: A♥J♠
Ori Elul: Q♣10♣
After a flop of 3♥8♠K♣, Elul hit the Q♦ turn to take the lead. The K♥ river completed the board and Kolev was eliminated.
Action folded to Stephen Press, who announced he was all in for his last 400,000 on the button. Tal Herzog quickly called in the big blind to put Press at risk and a showdown was held.
Stephen Press: 10♥4♠
Tal Herzog: A♦A♠
Press picked the wrong time to make a move, and the 2♦5♥5♦J♣2♥ runout failed to bail him out — earning Herzog the knockout and the rest of Press's chips.
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