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Vinicius Lima open-jammed for his last 95,000 from under the gun. Action folded around to Alexander Dombroff in the big blind, who called.
Vinicius Lima: K♠6♦
Alexander Dombroff: 9♠2♠
Lima was looking to hold, and the 7♦4♥3♣ flop saw a small sweat of a straight for both. The K♥ turn saw Lima improve to top pair and was enough to lock him up the pot, and Dombroff turned over his hand knowing he was drawing dead. The 9♥ river was placed, and Lima pulled in the pot.
Zachary Camp raised to 50,000 from the cutoff and was called by Runch Pornraksamanee from the small blind.
The dealer exposed the A♦ burn card before they fanned out the J♣K♥10♠ flop. This led to a check from Pornraksamanee. Camp continued for 55,000 and was called.
Pornraksamanee checked again on the 6♥ turn. Camp bet 100,000, and Pornraksamanee stayed in with a call.
Pornraksamanee shipped it on the 9♥ river. Camp wasted little time making the fold.
Rafael Reis opened to 55,000 from the hijack before Bradley Goodman reraised to 155,000 on the button. Reis called.
The 2♥J♦Q♦ flop led to a check from Reis. Goodman continued for 85,000 and was called by Reis.
Both players checked the 2♦ turn to bring the 6♣ river. Reis took the initiative with a bet of 185,000. Goodman quickly made the fold to award the pot to Reis.
Antony Rubin was on the button and opened to 50,000. James Dierks was in the small blind and was his only caller.
Rubin moved all in for 630,000, and action was back on Dierks, and he went into a small tank. After around a minute, Dierks said "fold", but turned over his 10♥10♦. Rubin played along and flipped over his A♠K♣, but picked up a healthy pot without an official showdown.
Dylan Kahn was in the small blind and already on the A♦3♥J♦7♦5♥ board with a huge pot of 1,300,000. He was against Guming Du, who was sitting under the gun. Players at the table mentioned that the single hand had already lasted around eight minutes.
Action was on Du as Kahn had bet 1,005,000, leaving just 20,000 not committed to the pot. Du was in the tank for around two minutes before another player at the table called the clock.
Du had just 25 seconds to act, and at the final second he moved in his stack to call. Kahn quickly tabled his 10♦8♦ for the flush, and Du mucked his hand. Du only had 10,000 left to play with, and he was forced all in from the big blind and busted on the next hand.
Some of the players at the table continued to discuss how the clock call was premature, and Kahn remarked after winning the hand that he thought it was a "Very unreasonable clock call."
There was over 250,000 in the pot on the 7♣7♦4♥A♦ board when this was picked up. Weng bet 170,000, leaving only 180,000 back. Chau gave it some thought before he made the call.
The 8♣ river led to a check from Weng, but Chau wanted to play for it all as he put out enough to cover Weng. Weng called all in to put his tournament life on the line.
Chau showed A♥J♥ for aces up, which was good, as Weng tabled 9♥8♥ for a rivered pair of eights to bust out of the tournament.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Daniel Jones shoved on the button for his remaining 160,000 and was called by Tyler Gaston in the big blind to be at risk.
Daniel Jones: A♦6♠
Tyler Gaston: A♠Q♠
Jones hit his six on the flop, but it also came with a queen when it fanned out 10♣6♥Q♥ to keep Gaston ahead.
The 9♠ turn changed nothing for either player, and the 4♦ river was the final card Jones would see in the tournament as he was eliminated.
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