Mario Boos opened to 500,000 from middle position and faced Daniel Savas who defended from the big blind.
Boos bet 550,000 on the 6♦Q♥7♦ flop. Savas check-called and they both checked the 10♥ turn.
The 2♠ landed on the river and after Savas checked, Boos bet 2,350,000. Savas eventually made the call but mucked his cards when Boos flipped over 10♣10♠ for a set.
Just as Greg Mueller was saying that he's older than Malcolm Trayner and Lucas Jumalon combined, the two young players played a heads-up pot in the blinds.
Jumalon limped in from the small blind and Trayner raised to 900,000 in the big blind. Jumalon three-bet to 2,900,000 and Trayner called.
Jumalon checked on the flop of Q♥10♦6♥ and Trayner checked back. Jumalon then bet 2,500,000 on the A♥ turn and Trayner folded, bringing an eruption from the 22-year-old's rail.
Once again, the preflop action wasn't relayed but Blake Barousse 6♥4♠ and Brock Wilson Q♥J♥ had built a pot of 4,100,000 heading to the A♥Q♣Q♦ flop. Barousse, in the small blind, and Wilson, in the cutoff, checked.
The 7♣ came in on turn, and Barousse bet 1,300,000. Wilson called.
The J♠ completed the board, and improved Wilson to a full house. Barousse checked and Wilson bet 3,300,000. After some 'Hollywooding,' Barousse let go of his six-high.
Seeing a raise to 525,000 from Lauri Saaskilahti in the hijack, Thomas Clack three-bet to 1,700,000 in the small blind. Allan Sannier then put in a cold four-bet to 3,600,000 from the big blind, which drew two quick folds from Saaskilahti and Clack, moving Sannier into the table chip lead.
Michael Gagliano raised to 550,000 under the gun, Archimedes Arenas moved all in for 1,675,000 on the button, and Gagliano called.
Archimedes Arenas: A♦10♣ 
Michael Gagliano: 9♣9♦
Arenas was racing for his tournament life, and the A♣10♠4♥ flop gave him two pair and the lead. The rest of the board ran out 6♣5♦, and Arenas doubled up.
The cameras panned to the feature table where Hossein Ensan and Will Givens were looking at a Q♣5♠3♠ flop.
Ensan checked from the big blind and Given bet 600,000 from under the gun. Ensan called to swell the pot to 2,675,000.
The K♥ came in on the turn, and Ensan check-called for 1,300,000. The 7♠ river checked through to showdown where Ensan's 3♦3♣ was good for a set. Givens mucked A♣5♣.
Patrick Leonard raised to 525,000 in the cutoff and was called by Mario Boos as well as Hendrik Terner in the big blind. They checked the K♦6♥2♦ flop to Leonard, who bet 375,000. Only Boos called and they checked down the 5♠ turn as well as the Q♠ river. Boos tabled the A♣Q♦ and won the pot.
Berkeley Yuan then raised from under the gun and Leonard flat-called. They checked the Q♦10♦7♣ flop to the 4♥ turn on which Yuan's bet of 900,000 won the pot.
Daniel Savas then raised to 600,000 and Leonard three-bet to 2,000,000 in order to win back most of his previous losses.
Dylan Smith raised to 500,000 in middle position, which only Brock Wilson called in the big blind.
Playing in flow, Wilson checked to Smith on a 8♦A♦A♠ flop, who bet 300,000, and Wilson called.
The flush-completing 7♦ joined the board, and when Wilson checked, Smith fired a more significant 1,000,000 into the pot. Wilson didn't hang around to see a river, instead returning his cards to the dealer.
Tolga Karakaya moved all in for 2,200,000 on the button and Archimedes Arenas called in the small blind.
Tolga Karakaya: A♣6♥
Archimedes Arenas: A♦3♦
Karakaya was ahead with his six-kicker, and he hit a pair on the J♥8♥6♦ flop. The rest of the board ran out K♠7♦, and Karakaya doubled up.
Rami Hammoud raised to 500,000 from under the gun but Tianle Wang in the small blind three-bet to 2,000,000. Hammoud made the call.
Wang continued for 575,000 on the K♣7♦K♥ flop, then fired a second barrel to 1,200,000 on the J♣ turn. Hammoud called both times.
Wang went into the tank on the 2♥ river and jammed for 2,650,000. Hammoud decided to fold.
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