Stephen Japhet jammed for 105,000 from the button and was called by Braden Golub and Paulo Villena Gini, both in the blinds.
The dealer fanned a flop of Q♦5♥8♣ and Villena Gini's all-in for 240,000 was called by Golub.
Stephen Japhet: J♠J♦9♠6♥ 
Paulo Villena Gini: A♦Q♠10♦4♠
Braden Golub: 8♦8♥9♣2♦
Japhet asked for sevens but the 6♦K♣ runout sent him and Villena Gini to the rail.
Action was picked up as Lawrence Brandt from the button was all in against Harry Rubin in the cutoff, and the pot was worth around 900,000 chips.
Lawrence Brandt: A♥K♥10♣6♥
Harry Rubin: K♠J♠7♠6♣
The board ran out A♦3♥4♠8♦3♠, and Brandt doubled
Amin Chehade raised from under the gun to 175,000, with Harry Rubin calling in early position. Daniel Chan came along in the big blind, and checked the 4♠4♥10♣ flop.
Chehade and Rubin also declined to bet, and the Q♦ turn hit the table. Chan and Chehade checked once more, and Rubin fired 125,000 into the middle.
Chan let his hand go, while Chehade called to the 5♥ river. Both players checked it down, and Chehade tabled A♠A♦10♥7♠ for two pair to take the pot.
Shortly after, Rubin took the last of Anson Tsang's stack to recover some lost chips.
There were roughly 1,000,000 chips in pot on a flop of 5♦5♣6♣.
Muhamet Perati who was in the big blind was all in against Daniel Chan who was in middle position.
Muhamet Perati: A♦K♣K♠9♣
Daniel Chan: A♣Q♥J♣10♥
Perati just needed to fade some clubs and he did as the board ran out Q♠ on the turn and the J♦ on the river to send Perati the big pot.
Dechang Zhang under the gun opened to 150,000. He was called by Bobby James in the cutoff and by Nuno Duarte who defended from the big blind.
James continued for 325,000 on the 6♦6♠10♠ flop. Duarte check-folded but Zhang went deep into the tank. He counted his stack but ultimately folded as well.
In the next hand, James in the hijack raised to 150,000 and Zhang in the small blind made the call.
James potted on a flop of 4♥8♥2♣ and made Zhang fold.
Robert Emmerson and Nixon Diaz each committed 405,000 before the 2♦3♠9♣ flop, where Emmerson checked in the cutoff. Diaz slid out a pot-sized bet to put Emmerson all in, and the call was made.
Robert Emmerson: K♦10♣9♦4♣
Nixon Diaz: A♠A♦Q♦3♣
Diaz saw his lead disappear when Emmerson made two pair on the K♠ turn. The 6♣ left Emmerson in front, cracking aces to earn the double-up.
Tal Petrushka in the hijack ended up moving all-in for 410,000 against Georgios Tsoupras in the small blind.
Tal Petrushka: A♦A♣10♥3♠
Georgios Tsoupras: J♣J♠10♦7♣
Tsoupras flopped a set on K♣8♣J♥2♦5♠ to send Petrushka to the rail.
Christopher Hannel raised to 150,000 from under the gun, and Justin Schoff moved all in for 375,000 in middle position. Hannel took some time before making the call, and the cards were turned up.
Justin Schoff: Q♣Q♦J♣3♥
Christopher Hannel: A♠K♦J♦4♥
Schoff's queen could not hold on the J♥3♠K♥7♥7♠ runout, but he had a small reason to celebrated after making the latest pay jump in 47th position.
Paulo Villena Gini raised to 175,000 from the small blind. Dan Komem, in the big blind with just 200,000 behind, had the clock called on him after tanking for an extended period while a pay jump loomed. As the floor counted down to three, he finally made the call.
Gini put Komem all in for 30,000 when the flop came A♣6♦6♥, and Komem beat him into the pot laughing.
Dan Komem: A♠A♥K♠3♥
Paulo Villena Gini: Q♦J♣10♣5♣
Not even a sweat insight for Gini as the board ran out 2♦ on the turn and the K♥ on the river.
Nixon Diaz led out for 75,000 from the small blind on the K♦Q♦4♣ flop, and James Sedlacek made the call in the big blind. Another bet from Diaz followed the 2♦ turn, this time for 125,000.
Sedlacek called again, and Diaz tossed out a smaller bet of 50,000 on the 8♣ river. Sedlacek called, and Diaz revealed A♣7♣6♦3♦ for a flush. That was good to claim the pot, as Sedlacek mucked.
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