Octavio Borra raised to 50,000 from early position and was called by Dimitrios Anastasakis from the cutoff. Shawn Puri, who had been bleeding chips since dinner break, three-bet to 410,000 — leaving himself just a few chips behind.
Borra quickly folded and Anastasakis followed suit after a bit of thought to award Puri the pot.
Kyle Lin opened to 55,000 from middle position and was called by Yongqing Yuan in the cutoff and Danilo Donnini on the button for a three-way pot.
Action checked through on the 2♣7♦6♦ flop and Q♠ turn, but Lin led out for 175,000 after the J♠ completed the board.
Neither Yuan or Donnini wanted anything to do with it and folded — conceding the pot to Lin, who is among the chip leaders with 2,500,000.
At another table, six-time bracelet winner Brian Hastings was eliminated.
Martin Jacobson raised to 55,000 from under the gun and was looked up by Jeanluc Voyer in late position, Chung-Tang Lin on the button and Maksim Tatarintsev in the big blind.
Players checked around on the J♦J♥4♦ flop to see the 6♥ peel off on the turn.
Tatarintsev led out for 115,000. Jacobson and Voyer got out of the way and Lin made the call.
The river brought the 3♣ and Tatarintsev led out for 350,000. Lin went into the tank for a short while before he moved all in for 680,000. This sent Tatarintsev back into the tank for a while before he released his cards to send the pot to Lin with no show down.
Eric Baldwin moved all in from middle position for 175,000, finding a call from Edward Ochana in the big blind.
Eric Baldwin: 6♠6♣ 
Edward Ochana: A♥4♥
Baldwin faced no danger on the Q♣10♥5♦10♠3♠ runout, seeing his pair of sixes hold for the double-up.
2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champion Greg "Fossilman" Raymer is known for handing out authentic fossil card protectors to those who eliminate him, but not all players are so lucky.
Raymer, who is currently running deep in Event #61: $1,000 Super Seniors, revealed to PokerNews that his fossil giveaway comes with a "douche bag clause" that leaves some players who bust him with chips and a story, but no prehistoric card protector.
Ryan Julius and Mantas Bagocius each committed 135,000 before the K♠9♠9♦ flop, with Julius checking in the hijack. Bagocius bet 65,000, and the call was made.
Both players declined to bet the 2♥ turn, and another pair of checks followed the 6♣ river.
Julius tabled K♣Q♣ for two pair, taking down the pot as Bagocius mucked.
Christopher Amaral shoved for approximately 250,000 from the small blind and Martin Zamani quickly announced a call with a covering stack in the big blind.
Christopher Amaral: K♥6♥
Martin Zamani: A♦Q♠
The J♣J♥9♠ flop kept Zamani ahead, but the K♣ turn vaulted Amaral into the lead with a pair of kings.
Zamani still had outs, however, and the 10♠ river was one of them — filling Zamani's straight draw to take the lead and eliminate Amaral late in the evening.
Cards were on their backs at table 268, where Chung-Tang Lin was at risk against William Fernandes.
Chung-Tang Lin: A♦K♣
William Fernandes: 8♥8♦
Lin found instant help on the flop of the 2♣9♠K♠10♥5♣ board, making top pair to stay alive and double up.
Francisco Duart was all in from the cutoff, with Brandon Hamlet as his opponent in the small blind.
Francisco Duart: 4♥4♦
Brandon Hamlet: A♠Q♣
Hamlet hit the A♦K♥Q♦ flop to take the lead with two pair, but Duart spiked the 4♣ turn to regain the advantage. The K♣ river saw Duart improve to a full house, earning the double through Hamlet.
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