Behrouz Keshtavar raised to 120,000 from early position and Barbara Sargent called from the big blind.
Sargent opted to lead out for 225,000 when she saw the K♠9♣K♥ flop, and Keshtavar quickly called.
A J♥ on the turn didn't slow Sargent down, as she slid out a second barrel of 450,000. Keshtavar paused for thought and looked over at Sargent. In the end, Keshtavar elected to fold, surrendering the pot to Sargent.
Action picked up with cards on their backs, as Perry Wymore was all in and at risk for 165,000 on the button against Lionel Barracano in the big blind.
Perry Wymore: A♠J♦ 
Lionel Barracano: A♦K♠
Barracano pulled ahead further on the 4♦5♦K♥ flop, pairing his king. The 2♦ turn and 2♥ river offered no help to Wymore, and he was sent to the rail.
Susan Murphey raised to 130,000 from middle position and Jack Benson jammed for 475,000 from the hijack. Murphey mulled it over for quite some time before electing to stick in the call.
Jack Benson : K♠J♠
Susan Murphey: A♠5♠
Murphey was slightly ahead and had the spades covered. However, that didn't matter as Benson paired his king on the K♦4♠3♦Q♦7♦ runout to survive and earn the double-up.
The flop showed A♦K♣10♣. Jeffrey Wilcox check-called the bet of 150,000 of Forster. The dealer revealed the turn 3♥.
Wilcox check-called for 350,000 on the river 5♦ and check-folded the bet of 500,000 for the showdown.
Forster added chips to his stack and a couple of hands later, while Wilcox left the tournament shortly after.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Kenna James raised to 120,000 from under the gun, and was called by Levent Aksoy in the cutoff and Jack Benson in the big blind.
The flop came 2♠J♠4♥ and it checked to James, who continued with a bet of 170,000. Aksoy folded and Benson moved all in to put James at risk, who had 600,000 behind. After going into the tank, James eventually made the call.
Kenna James: 5♦4♦
Jack Benson: 10♠8♠
James was ahead, but needed to dodge a plethora of outs as Benson had two overs and a flush draw.
The 7♦ turn and 6♣ river were safe cards for James, and the sizable pot was pushed his way.
Rob Hollink raised to 120,000 from the cutoff and Suru Patel jammed for 435,000 from the button. The shove was for almost half of Hollink's stack, and after giving it plenty of thought, Hollink made the call.
Suru Patel: 4♥4♦
Rob Hollink: K♣7♣
Hollink found himself in a flip with his suited king against the pocket fours of Patel.
Both players picked up straight draws on the 5♣6♠3♠ flop. A board-pairing 5♥ turn meant Hollink needed to improve on the river to bust Patel.
It didn't come for Hollink, as the 2♥ completed the board to give Patel a straight and earn him the double-up.
After four limps, Imre Makranyi moved all in for 440,000 in the big blind to put himself at risk. Laurence Lubliner, who was the initial limper, made the call in early position, resulting in folds behind.
Imre Makranyi: K♣9♠
Laurence Lubliner: 10♥10♣
The board ran out Q♠5♦4♦3♠2♠ and Makranyi's deep tournament run came to an end.
Salvatore Busacca put his last remaining stack of around 400,000 chips in the middle of the table and got called by Jonathan Lemone.
Salvatore Busacca: 10♠10♦
Jonathan Lemone: A♥9♥
The dealer showed the board: 9♦8♠9♠3♥5♦
Lemone flopped trip nines straight away, which was way too strong for the pocket tens of Busacca. He was disappointed to leave the tournament, but at the same happy he made it to the next pay jump.
Daniel Mcdonagh raised to 125,000 in the cutoff and Istvan Toro defended in the big blind.
The flop came 10♦10♥7♣ and Toro check-called a bet of 155,000 from Mcdonagh.
The turn landed the A♦ and Toro check-raised all in to put Mcdonagh at risk, who had about 1,450,000 back.
Mcdonagh thought for a brief moment before folding, and Toro flashed the A♥ before dragging in the pot.
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