Jeffrey Hakim was able to boost his severe short stack to then get it in for around 240,000 on the A♣K♣5♦ flop, which Jeremy Trojand called as the initial flop aggressor.
Jeffrey Hakim: A♥5♠3♠3♣ 
Jeremy Trojand: A♦6♠3♥2♠
The 10♣ turn and 6♥ river improved Trojand to the superior two pair to send Hakim to the rail.
David Wang got the last of his short stack in after the Q♦6♣3♠8♦ turn and was called by Joao Simao in the cutoff to create the following showdown.
David Wang: A♣Q♠8♣4♠
Joao Simao: A♦9♥6♦3♥
Wang's top two pair on the turn were up against top and bottom pair, but Simao also had the diamond draw as well. The river brought the 10♦ and that spelled the end for the Aussie.
Joni Jouhkimainen raised to 70,000 in early position. David Benyamine called in the cutoff before Benjamin Juhasz three-bet to 290,000 from the big blind.
Jouhkimainen took some time before he four-bet to 950,000. Benyamine folded after some thought, after which Juhasz quickly went all in for 1,110,000. Jouhkimainen instantly tossed in calling chips.
Benjamin Juhasz: A♠A♥7♠7♥
Joni Jouhkimainen: A♦K♥K♦10♦
Jouhkimainen flopped a straight draw on Q♣8♠J♥, but he received no further help on the 5♣ turn or 4♠ river. Juhasz's aces held, doubling him up to a top ten stack.
The action folded to Dylan Linde in the small blind, who raised 60,000. Jeremy Druckman called in the big blind.
Linde continued for 70,000 on the 2♦5♦J♣ flop, and Druckman called.
Both the J♥ turn, and the 4♠ river checked through, with Linde taking the pot with his A♥A♦K♣Q♦.
Steven Sarmiento raised the pot and then jammed all in over the top when Artur Martirosian in the big blind repotted with the latter making the call with the superior stack.
Steven Sarmiento: K♠K♦4♥2♣
Artur Martirosian: A♠Q♦10♠6♥
The J♥3♥3♠3♣6♣ board kept Sarmiento ahead all the way and he doubled for 370,000 in total.
The completed board showed A♦4♦4♣6♣8♥ when Belarmino De Souza in the small blind pushed all in from the small blind and Eelis Pärssinen called on the button.
De Souza revealed K♥K♠7♠7♥ for kings up and blockers to the eight-high straight. However, it was no good as Pärssinen took it down holding the A♥K♣Q♥J♦ for aces and fours.
Also no longer in the mix is Josh Arieh, who had last been spotted with a severe short stack.
Arthur Morris and Jeremy Druckman had previously clashed in a large pot before the bubble when Druckman got through with a shove. This time, they got their chips in the middle when Druckman once more check-raised.
The 9♠9♦7♦ flop saw Morris bet for 150,000, Druckman check-raised to 340,000 and Morris called leading them to the J♠ turn. Druckman had barely checked when Morris jammed only to see the former instantly call.
Arthur Morris: K♦J♣10♦8♠
Jeremy Druckman: A♣Q♦J♦9♣
Morris' straight was no good anymore and diamonds would have seen the same result as well, while the meaningless Q♥ river completed the board.
Joining the action with 190,000 already in the pot, and a K♦K♠9♠ flop on the felt, Ian Matakis bet 55,000 from the cutoff, and Levon Khachatryan called on the button.
Action checked through on the 8♦ turn, and the 2♦ completed the board. Matakis compiled a bet of 225,000 and flicked it into the middle, and Khachatryan snap-called.
"King-eight," Matakis said, flipping over A♠A♣K♥8♣, which was good for a full house, and Khachatryan mucked his cards in response.
Jason Koon checked from the big blind to Alex Foxen in early position. Foxen then bet the pot of 170,000 on the 8♦Q♠4♣ flop, which Koon called.
The 10♠ turn prompted Koon to lead with a pot-sized bet of 510,000. Foxen quickly put his opponent all in, and Koon called off his remaining 120,000.
Jason Koon: Q♥J♦9♠9♣
Alex Foxen: A♠Q♦J♣3♠
Koon had turned the nuts, but Foxen found a higher straight on the Kx river to send Koon to the exit.
During the hand, Gus Hansen stood up from his seat at another table as he lost his all-in to be eliminated.
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