Alex Foxen limped in from under the gun and Richard Gryko followed suit from the small blind before Jeremy Druckman checked his option in the big blind. The 9♥9♠4♠ flop was checked to Foxen, who made it 240,000 to go. Gryko called before Druckman check-raised to 1,100,000, forcing out both opponents.
Brevin Andreadis raised to 700,000 in middle position and Matthew Costanzo called on the button. Andreadis then moved all in for 1,160,000 on the 8♣4♦2♣ flop, and Costanzo snap-called.
Brevin Andreadis: K♣Q♦J♣10♥ 
Matthew Costanzo: A♣7♥6♣5♥
Both players were on flush draws, while Costanzo also had a straight draw. The 8♥ turn gave Costanzo another flush draw, and he hit two pair on the 5♠ river to win the pot and send Andreadis to the rail in ninth place.
Five players limped in and went to a flop of Q♣Q♥3♦, where Alex Foxen bet 240,000 from the cutoff. Aaron Mermelstein called under the gun, as did Jeremy Druckman in middle position.
The turn was the 10♥ and Druckman bet 1,000,000. Both opponents quickly folded, and Druckman took the pot.
The next hand, Foxen raised to 700,000 in the hijack and Mermelstein called in the big blind.
Foxen bet 825,000 on the A♠10♥7♣ flop, and Mermelstein called to the 7♥ turn. Foxen then potted to 4,150,000, and Mermelstein folded.
Matthew Costanzo limped in from under the gun and Eelis Parssinen in the big blind glanced over from the other side of the dealer.
"Around six million," Costanzo told him and Parssinen then potted to 700,000 for Costanzo to call.
Both players checked the Q♠J♠6♣ flop to the 8♣ turn on which Parssinen checked again. Costanzo bet the pot for 1,700,000 and won the hand without any further resistance.
Richard Gryko limped in from the hijack before Brevin Andreadis raised to 900,000 on the button. The table folded back around to Gryko, and he called.
The flop came 9♣10♦6♥ and Gryko led out for 650,000. Andreadis took only a few seconds before giving up his hand, and Gryko took the pot.
Alex Foxen raised it up to 500,000 from an early position to find a single caller in Richard Gryko out of the big blind. Gryko checked his option on the 8♦6♦6♥ flop, which prompted a bet of 425,000 by Foxen, picking up a call by the Brit.
The 3♠ on the turn went check, check, and Gryko asked for the size of the pot when the 8♣ river paired the board for the second time. He then bet 1,100,000 into 2,150,000, which represented half of his stack. Foxen used one time bank extension and gave his opponent a close look, but sent his cards into the muck.
Level: 27
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
In a limped pot, Matthew Costanzo led out for 450,000 from the small blind on a flop of K♠7♠3♥ and Levon Khachatryan called under the gun.
The turn was the 10♦ and Costanzo bet another 1,500,000. Khacatryan again called, and the 6♠ fell on the river.
Costanzo took a few seconds before going to bet, but the rest of the table argued that his timer had run out and he should be forced to check. A tournament official had to be called over, and they ruled Costanzo checked. Khacatryan quickly checked behind, and Costanzo showed A♦J♠3♦2♠ for a flush to win the pot.
Eelis Pärssinen raised to 400,000 from under the gun and Levon Khachatryan then three-bet the pot to 1,200,000 from late position to win the hand right there.
Aaron Mermelstein then limped in next and Khachatryan potted to 750,000 in the next seat. The action folded back to Mermelstein and he announced a pot-sized three-bet to 2,350,000. Khachatryan checked his cards once more and tossed them into the muck.
Matthew Costanzo raised to 550,000 in middle position and Levon Khachatryan three-bet to 1,750,000 in the cutoff. Costanzo called.
Both players checked to the river as the board came 7♠3♣6♠6♥8♣. Khachatryan then bet 3,000,000, and Costanzo ended up burning through his last four time banks before calling.
Khachatryan turned over A♠Q♦10♠9♦ for a straight, and Costanzo flashed K♣K♦ as he mucked.
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