Heads-up to the turn on a board of Q♣J♥K♥3♠ between Lawrence Chang in the big blind and Affif Prado under the gun.
Chang checked it over to Prado, who placed out a bet of 15,000. Chang continued with a call.
The 7♣ landed on the river, and both players checked.
Chang tabled Q♠J♣4♥3♣ for two pair, but it was second best to Prado's K♦Q♥10♣10♥ for a higher two pair.
Seeing a raise ahead of him from Zachary Grech in middle position, Joao Simao three-bet to 13,800 from the small blind. Once the big blind was out of the way, Grech called.
Simao continued for 15,200 on the A♠J♥2♥ flop, and Grech called again before the Q♥ turn checked through.
Simao checked again on the 10♥ river, but this time Grech opted to bet the pot, putting 60,200 into the middle. Simao wasted little time calling, but it was bad news, as Grech flipped over A♦K♥7♥5♦ for a flush.
On a flop of 8♥K♥A♠ and with around 55,000 in the middle, Lautaro Guerra got his stack of 51,500 into the middle from the big blind, with Lior Abudi looking to win them all from early position.
Lautaro Guerra: A♥Q♦Q♠3♥ 
Lior Abudi: K♣J♥10♥10♣
Guerra was ahead with top pair and the higher flush draw, and after the rest of the board ran out 5♦9♠, he secured the much-needed double-up.
With 13,200 in the pot, and a K♥2♦3♣ flop on the felt, the action had checked to Jonathan Poche on the button, who bet 6,000. Travis Pearson folded in the small blind, but Gergo Nagy check-raised to 19,000 from the big blind, which Poche called.
The 9♥ turn saw Nagy continue for 38,000, which was enough to see Poche cede, and he returned his cards to the dealer.
Daniel Geeng in the cutoff opened to 3,000. He was called by David Benyamine on the button and by both players in the blinds.
All four of them checked the A♣10♠4♥ flop and the 6♣ turn. The blinds checked the 8♠ river as well but Benyamine bet 11,000.
Geeng called while the other two players folded and Benyamine flipped over J♦J♠9♥7♦. Geeng sent his cards into the muck.
With Pavel Plesuv all in from the button, Najeem Ajez checked from the small blind on the A♥Q♦J♥ flop, and Josh Arieh knuckled it back from the big blind.
The A♣ arrived on the turn, and Ajez bet, forcing a quick fold from Arieh. Ajez claimed the side pot, and the cards were tabled with Plesuv at risk.
Pavel Plesuv: A♠10♥5♦3♣
Najeem Ajez: A♦Q♥9♦9♠
Plesuv's elimination was already cemented as Ajez had improved to a full house. The 2♥ river completed the board, and Ajez dragged in the pot while Plesuv headed to the rail.
In one of the first hands back from the break, Alexander Condon limped from middle position and saw five players call beind. Levon Khachatryan was in the hijack, Allen Shen in the cutoff, Michael Amato on the button, Caleb Furth in the small blind and Richard Kirsch in the big blind.
The six players were dealt the 7♠K♦J♥ flop and action folded around to Condon who bet 4,200. Only Shen and Kirsch called, and the players continued three-ways to the 5♥ turn.
Action was checked to the 2♣ river and Condon bet 13,000. Only Kirsch found a call and tabled his K♥7♦5♠2♥ hand holding two pair and Condon mucked.
Lior Abudi raised to 4,000 from under the gun, which Frank Brannan called in middle position and Firas Kashat called from the hijack, tempting in Andy Chang in the big blind.
Abudi continued for 6,000 on the A♦10♦2♦ flop, which Brannan called before the other two players folded.
The 7♦ turn saw Abudi bet again, this time for 20,000. Undeterred, Brannan called again.
Abudi fired one final bullet of 30,000 on the 2♣ river, but when Brannan moved all in for around 110,000, Abudi folded.
Cards went on their backs own a board of 2♦4♦6♥A♥ with Zachary Grech in the cutoff all-in and at risk for roughly 80,000 against Arthur Morris in the hijack.
Zachary Grech: A♣2♠XxXx
Arthur Morris: A♠5♥3♠3♦
Morris flopped a straight while Grech had two pair. He didn't reveal his last two cards, but the 4♣ didn't help him and he was eliminated.
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