Action picked up with Sebastien Grax all in preflop and at risk for 1,165,000 against Joey Weissman, who covered.
Sebastien Grax: A♥6♥ 
Joey Weissman: A♣J♦
Both players paired their ace on the 5♠A♠3♦ flop, with Weissman's kicker still in the lead. That was until the 6♣ turn, where Grax improved to two pair, aces and sixes. The 5♣ landed on the river, earning Grax the double up.
Player were heads up and on the turn and looking at the A♥3♦9♦6♥ board. The pot stood at around 550,000 and James MacMillan was on the button and already had a 290,000 bet infront of him.
Michael Lavenburg was in the big blind and shoved for 1,710,000 and action was back on MacMillan. It took a while for MacMillan to decide his option, and he pushed his cards into the muck. Lavenburg showed one of his cards which was the A♣, before pulling in the pot.
Yuan Lei opened to around 600,000 leaving a stack of 100,000 behind from under the gun and Sebastien Grax made the call from early position to see the A♠3♥5♣ flop.
Lei then moved all in for his remaining stack and Grax called.
Yuan Lei: A♥K♦
Sebastien Grax: 9♣9♥
Lei was looking strong having flopped top pair and the 3♦ turn and K♣ river locked him up the double up.
Michael Allen got it all in preflop for a little less than ten big blinds in the small blind against Michael Letal on the button, who covered.
Michael Allen: 9♠9♥
Michael Letal: A♠Q♠
Letal pulled ahead on the J♥A♥K♥ flop, pairing his ace. The K♣ turn and 4♦ river offered no help to Allen, and he was sent to the rail.
James MacMillan opened from the cutoff and Chino Rheem moved all in for his last 1,450,000. MacMillan snap called and the players headed to showdown.
Chino Rheem: K♣Q♣
James MacMillan: A♦K♠
Rheem was behind and needed to hit the board to stay alive. The A♠J♥9♥ flop brought in stright draw outs for Rheem but MacMillan also improved to top pair.
There was no change on the 6♠ turn, but the 10♠ river card gave Rheem th epot and saved him from elimination.
Vamerdino Magsakay raised to 160,000 in the hijack and Yuan Lei defended in the big blind. Lei shoved for 610,000 on the 7♠10♣J♣ flop and Magsakay tossed his cards into the muck.
At a nearby table, a large pot was developing between James MacMillan in early position and Kenzo Ishida in the cutoff. With the board reading 3♦7♣2♥7♥10♣, MacMillan checked and Ishida fired out a bet of 1,600,000, roughly a pot-sized bet. MacMillan took some time to think through his decision before ultimately arriving at a fold.
Marco Johnson opened on the button and Faraz Jaka defended the big blind.
The 3♠5♦A♦ flop saw Jaka check-raised to 375,000 after Johnson bet 110,000. Johnson called, and the players went to the K♠
turn.
Action was checked through to the Q♠ river and again to showdown with Jaka showing J♦6♣ and Johnson taking the pot with Q♦6♦ for a pair of queens.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Michael Letal was in middle position and got it all in preflop for 300,000 against Phillip Hui in early position, who covered.
Michael Letal: 8♣8♥
Phillip Hui: A♠10♦
Hui pulled ahead on the J♦3♣10♠ flop, pairing his ten, but Letal took the lead when the 8♠ landed on the turn. The K♦ completed the board and the pot was pushed Letal's way.
At a nearby table, John Ypma was seen exiting the tournament area after having been eliminated.
Players were already on the river with a pot of around 350,000. The board read 8♣4♦4♥7♠J♦ and Yuan Lei checked from the big blind. Vamerdino Magsakay bet 300,000 from early position and action went back to Lei who raised to 1,050,000.
After some thought Magsakay moved all in for his remaining 2,300,000, covering Lei's remaining 1,150,000. Lei went into a near two minute tank, but eventually folded, allowing Magsakay to pick up the pot.
The table were asking Magsakay to "Show one, show one!", but Magsakay pushed his hand into the muck and disclosed no information on his hand.
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