The action folded to Allan Sannier and he moved all in for 3,225,000 in the small blind. Dylan Smith in the big blind called and the cards were on their backs.
Allan Sannier: Q♣4♣ 
Dylan Smith: K♦10♥
The board ran out J♥J♠2♠9♠K♥ and that spelled the end for Sannier in 29th place, just two spots away from the final three tables.
Matthew Lapossie was all-in for 6,400,000 from the big blind against Antonio Galiana in middle position.
Matthew Lapossie: A♠10♥
Antonio Galiana: 8♠8♥
Lapossie couldn't win the flip as the board ran out 6♠2♥3♣2♣6♣ to mark his elimination in 30th place.
Blake Barousse opened to 800,000 from the hijack and Rami Hammoud called from the button.
Barousse, who had no time banks, check-called bets of 600,000 and 1,800,000 on the flop and turn for the board to read K♦9♥3♥2♥7♣.
Barousse, who had around 5,600,000 behind, checked and Hammoud moved all in as the bigger stack. Barousse thought for about 5 to 10 seconds and called for his tournament life.
Hammoud tabled K♠9♠ for kings and nines, and Barousse mucked. As the latter exited, the dealer turned over his hand, showing K♥10♠.
Rami Hammoud under the gun opened to 800,000. Daniel Savas in the cutoff called but Jamie Shaevel in the. biography blind raised all-in for 5,250,000. Hammoud four-bet to 11,000,000 and he made Savas fold.
Jamie Shaevel: A♦A♣
Rami Hammoud: K♦K♣
After a flop of 10♦3♣9♥, Shaevel had a little sweat with the Q♠ turn. The 2♣ river completed the board and he doubled up.
Berkeley Yuan shoved for 9,050,000 from middle position. It folded to Patrick Leonard, who was in the small blind. He committed his stack of 5,275,000. Blake Barousse asked for a count in the big blind, but opted to fold.
Patrick Leonard: 10♥10♣
Berkeley Yuan: A♠K♠
It was a coin flip, and one that Leonard remained ahead in on the Q♥J♦2♣ flop. Yuan needed an ace, king or a ten to take the lead, and he found an ace on the A♥ turn to leave Leonard needing a king to stay alive. The 6♠ river completed the board and the Brit was eliminated.
The third level of Day 7 has concluded and secured another pay jump of $50,000 as only 32 players remain in contention heading into the next scheduled 20-minute break. Once they return, the blinds will be 200,000-400,000 with a big blind ante of 400,000 and this will be the penultimate level of the night. All players with chips at their disposal have locked up at least $265,000 for their efforts and the next pay jump occurs with 26 contenders still in the mix.
Below are some of the key hands in the previous level.
Jason Kornegay opened to 825,000 from under the gun. Daniel Savas in the small blind three-bet to 1,650,000 and Kornegay called.
The dealer fanned a flop of Q♥K♥9♦ and Savas bet 1,650,000. Kornegay immediately raised all in for approximately 11,300,000. “All-in! He didn’t snap-call,” he said as he pushed his stack forward. He had barely finished speaking when Savas made the call.
Jason Kornegay: 9♣9♠
Daniel Savas: K♠K♣
Kornegay jammed with a set of nines but ran into a better set. The 10♥A♣ runout kept Savas in the lead and Kornegay, who was slightly covered, was eliminated.
Romain Lewis opened to 600,000 from under the gun before John Weiss made it 3,000,000 from the button. It folded back to Lewis, who moved all in as the big stack. Weiss called off the 1,500,000 he had behind.
John Weiss: A♦K♣
Romain Lewis: Q♠Q♥
Weiss failed to connect on the 6♦4♠2♦J♥J♠ runout, and bowed out in 34th place.
Ihar Soika was all in for 1,250,000 in the small blind against Antonio Galiana in early position.
Ihar Soika: A♥8♠
Antonio Galiana: 7♠7♦
The flop of Q♣7♣8♦ gave Galiana a set to have Soika drawing nearly dead as the board finished out 9♦3♣ to mark his elimination in 35th place.
Junjie Tang raised to 1,750,000 from under the gun and kept two T-25,000 chips behind. Jason Kornegay then three-bet to 3,500,000 on the button and the action folded back to Tang, who eventually called all-in after using another time bank.
Junjie Tang: 6♠6♦
Jason Kornegay: J♣J♠
The dominated pair found no help on the K♠10♠8♣2♣A♠ runout and Tang bowed out in 36th place for $215,000, securing a $50,000 pay jump for all other remaining players.
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