Dan Shahar opened to 30,000 under the gun and got a three-bet from Cezar Quiambao to 90,000. Shahar took his time before making the call.
The dealer flopped 9♣Q♠6♥ and Shahar check-called Quiambao's continuation bet of 65,000.
Both players checked the 10♣ turn but on the 3♥ river, Shahar lead out to 180,000 which was enough to shake Quiambao off the hand.
Action was picked up with two players in an all-in showdown.
Georgios Tsouloftas: 3♣3♥ 
Gabriel Ramos: A♠K♥
Tsouloftas was relatively safe with a set when the flop dropped 4♠3♦5♠. The turn K♦ fell but the 5♣ gave him a full house boosting his chips with a double.
Tommy Nguyen opened to 30,000 from middle position before Yurii Zabrodotskyi three-bet to 80,000 on the button. Liubomyr Melnyk then four-bet to 205,000 from the small blind. Nguyen folded, and Zabrodotskyi moved all in for 282,000. Melnyk made the call, and the cards were on their backs.
Yurii Zabrodotskyi: A♦K♣
Liubomyr Melnyk: A♠9♥
The J♥9♦2♠ flop gave Melnyk a pair of nines and the lead. The K♦ turn gave Zabrodotskyi top pair and the advantage, and the 7♦ river changed nothing.
Zabrodotskyi secured a full double-up and stayed alive in the tournament.
Justin Datloff raised in early position to 30,000, then Preston McEwen called in the small blind, and Renat Bohdanov called in the big blind.
The flop came 9♣7♦3♣, and Datloff fired a bet of 40,000, and McEwen called, but Bohdanov made the fold.
Action went check, check on the A♠ turn, and McEwen decided to lead on the 10♥ river for 225,000.
Datloff went deep into the tank before settling on a fold.
Play was already underway with Chih Fan, on the button, calling Fady Khabbaz's all-in shove for 269,000, taking both of them to a showdown.
Fady Khabbaz: K♠Q♣
Chih Fan: 10♣10♥
Fan's pocket tens were cracked when Khabbaz hit the 9♦Q♦A♣ flop with middle pair. Fan's outs increased with a straight draw on the J♣ turn, but the A♥ fell on the river, securing Khabbaz a much-needed double-up.
Gregory Bowman opened to 40,000 from middle position and Seunghyun Nam called from the big blind.
Nam checked the 9♠3♠3♣ flop, and Bowman continued for 30,000. Nam made the call.
Both players then checked the 6♣ turn.
On the Q♦ river, Nam led out for 37,000 and Bowman quickly called. Nam turned over 9♥9♣ for a flopped full house, which was enough to scoop the pot.
After a 175,000 opening from Avneesh Munjal in middle position, Ryan Belz in the big blind shoved all-in for 214,000. Munjal took just a few seconds before throwing a chip in for a call.
Ryan Belz: J♥J♣
Avneesh Munjal: A♣K♥
Belz was looking at a potential double up when the 5♠9♠J♠ flop strengthened his lead with a set. The turn 10♦ gave Munjal some outs for a straight, however, the 2♥ river sealed the deal for Belz, who happily scooped the pot for a double.
With around 200,000 already in the middle and the board showing A♠10♦J♠5♣, Michael Metz moved all in for 256,000. Frank Degeorge went deep into the tank before eventually making the call, and the cards were turned on their backs.
Metz showed J♦J♣ for a set of jacks, while Degeorge tabled A♥Q♣ for a pair of aces with a gutshot straight draw.
Degeorge was behind and needed help, and the river delivered when it brought the K♥, giving him Broadway. He scooped the pot and sent Metz to the rail.
Kevin Eyster raised to 35,000 in the cutoff and received an all-in shove from Brandon Eisen on the button for 164,000. Action folded back to Eyster, who took his time to mull things over as the difference in their stacks was very small.
He finally made the call, putting his tournament run at risk and taking them to showdown.
Brandon Eisen: 9♦6♣
Kevin Eyster: Q♦10♠
Eyster saw he was ahead when the hands were tabled, but the flop gave Eisen a straight when it fell 10♣8♠7♠. The 6♠ turn gave Eyster some outs for a chop, but the 3♦ river sealed Eisen's double-up.
Thinking he was covered, Eyster prepared to leave, but Eisen, almost sounding apologetic, told him he still had chips to play with.
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