John Cynn raised under the gun to 80,000 and Per Hildebrand made the call from the big blind.
Both drew one before Hildebrand bet 100,000. Cynn raised to 260,000 and Hildebrand put in the call.
Cynn tabled a nine-seven with 9x7x5x4x2x to win the pot, and leave Hildebrand with 640,000.
Dan Shak limped in middle position, and Ryutaro Suzuki followed by doing the same in the hijack. Shaun Deeb then raised to 225,000, and only Suzuki made the call.
Suzuki drew one card, while Deeb stood pat. Suzuki led out for 600,000, sending Deeb into the tank.
After taking some time, Deeb stuck in calling chips. Suzuki tabled 9x6x5x5x3x for a pair, and Deeb turned over 9x7x4x3x2x for the winner.
John Cynn opened to 80,000 from under the gun before Ryutaro Suzuki three-bet to 225,000 on the button. Cynn took a moment before sliding in the call, and stood pat.
Suzuki took one card, and both players declined to bet. Cynn tabled 9x6x5x4x3x, earning the pot as Suzuki sent his cards into the muck.
Ryutaro Suzuki completed from the small blind and Shaun Deeb checked in the big blind.
Suzuki drew one and Deeb drew two.
Suzuki bet 100,000 and Deeb made the call. Suzuki turned over ten-five holding 10x5x4x3x2x and Deeb could only muck.
Dan Shak raised to 100,000 from early position with John Cynn and Naoya Kihara calling from the blinds.
Cynn drew one, Kihara two, and Shak stood pat.
When it checked to Shak, he bet 200,000, forcing folds from Cynn and Kihara.
Shak proudly showed a full house with 8x8x8x6x6x as he was awarded the pot.
Ryutaro Suzuki limped in the small blind, and Shaun Deeb tapped the table in the big blind.
Suzuki stood pat, producing a nod from Deeb as he draw three cards. Suzuki slid out a bet of 40,000, and Deeb made the call.
"Jack," Suzuki said.
"No good," Deeb replied while showing his 10x9x8x4x2x to take down the pot.
Per Hildebrand opened to 80,000 in middle position, and Dan Shak defended his big blind to draw two.
Hildebrand asked for one card, and both players checked. Shak showed down his Qx8x7x4x3x, good enough to claim the pot as Hildebrand mucked.
Ryutaro Suzuki came in for a raise to 120,000 under the gun and Per Hildebrand three-bet the cutoff to 275,000. Suzuki called and both stood pat.
Suzuki and Hildebrand checked for Suzuki to turn over 10x9x8x6x3x for a ten-nine. Hildebrand had Suzuki beat with 10x8x6x5x3x to take down the pot.
Per Hildebrand called from the small blind and John Cynn checked in the big blind.
Hildebrand drew two and Cynn drew three, and then Hildebrand bet 75,000. Cynn called and Hildebrand showed 7x7x. Cynn tabled the ten-nine with 10x9x6x5x4x to take down the pot.
Robert French moved all in for his last 270,000 in early position, and was at risk when David Lin three-bet to 400,000 in the cutoff.
Robert French: 9x8x5x3x 
David Lin: Jx10x7x4x3x
French asked for one card, and both hands were turned up once Lin stood pat. Lin revealed his jack-ten, leaving French live to double.
French slowly flipped over a 9x, making a pair to hit the rail in eighth place to mark the first elimination in more than two hours of play.
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