Action picked up on the turn in a hand between Leonardo Daviglus in the small blind and Sean Remz in the big blind.
With the board reading J♥4♥7♠3♣, Daviglus checked and Remz bet 475,000. Daviglus then moved all in to put Remz at risk, who called off his remaining 165,000 or so.
Sean Remz: 6♣4♣4♦2♥ 
Leonardo Daviglus: J♠8♠7♦7♥
Daviglus' set of sevens remained ahead of Remz's set of fours as the 2♣ completed the board.
Ian Matakis raised to 75,000 in the small blind and Lautaro Guerra called from the big blind. On the 9♠6♥2♦ flop, Matakis check-called for 25,000 and then bet 225,000 on the Q♣ turn, Guerra called all-in.
Lautaro Guerra: K♣Q♥8♥4♣
Ian Matakis: K♥Q♦J♠10♦
Matakis had a ton of straight outs, but the 3♦ river gave both the same hand (pair of queens with king kicker) for a split pot.
Almost at the same time on a nearby table, Paul Volpe raised the pot to 85,000 on the button and then called all-in for 310,000 when Raj Vohra repotted.
Paul Volpe: 10♣10♥9♦8♥
Raj Vohra: A♦K♥9♣4♦
The Q♣J♠3♠4♥J♦ board kept Volpe ahead with his pair of tens for the double.
Heads-up on a board of 9♠A♣7♥2♠ with a large pot already brewing, Martin Zamani bet 660,000 from the hijack and Jesse Lonis called in the cutoff.
The 3♦ completed the board and Zamani sized down for a bet of 400,000, sending Lonis deep into the tank.
Lonis eventually thought better of it and laid his hand down, awarding Zamani the pot to pull him into second position behind Michael Mizrachi.
Kristen Foxen was seen dragging in a pot after having eliminated Werner Smit.
With cards still on their backs at showdown, Smit was all in for just under 300,000 with K♦K♥9♣5♣ against the A♣A♦K♣8♣ of Foxen.
Foxen was ahead with aces versus kings, and both players made a straight on the river when the board ran out Q♠J♦2♠Q♥10♣. Foxen's higher straight sent Smit packing.
On the A♥7♣5♥6♦ turn, Farid Jattin in the big blind made it 220,000 to go. That sent Ian Matakis in the small blind into the tank before he eventually declared a pot-sized raise to 1,010,000. Sean Remz folded, and Matakis asked for the amount again after short consideration.
"Two forty behind," Matakis replied. A few moments later, Jattin moved all in, and Matakis called.
Ian Matakis: J♥9♥8♦7♥
Farid Jattin: A♠10♣4♥3♥
Both players had flopped the flush draw and turned the straight, but Matakis had the best of it, which made the 3♣ river a formality as he doubled for 1,250,000 in total.
Action went three-ways to a flop of Q♠5♦5♥ in a hand between Diego Romero on the button, Martin Zamani in the small blind, and Jesse Lonis in the big blind.
It checked around to Romero, who bet 90,000, and only Zamani called to see the 8♣ turn, where both players checked.
On the A♦ river, Zamani check-called a bet of 180,000 and tabled the winner with K♦10♣8♦5♣ for a full house, fives full of eights, besting the K♥10♠8♥6♠ of Romero.
Leonardo Daviglus has managed to double his short stack on a few different occasions since being left short and currently sits with just under a million in chips.
In the most recent double-up, Daviglus was heads-up against Sean Remz on a flop of 7♥4♦K♣. Daviglus check-called a 55,000 bet from Remz, and then both players checked on the 8♠ turn.
The Q♠ completed the board and Daviglus bet pot for 255,000. Remz looked him up, and Daviglus tabled 10♠6♥5♦2x for a straight.
"Nice catch," Remz said before sending his cards into the muck — awarding Daviglus the double-up.
Jesse Lonis raised and was then potted to 300,000 by Maxi Lehmanski in the cutoff. The three players behind folded, and Lonis called, then checked the K♦6♥4♦ flop.
"Oh, is it on me?" Lehmanski asked the dealer after a few seconds and then bet the pot for 640,000. Lonis declared all-in, and Lehmanski called as quickly.
Maxi Lehmanski: A♣A♦6♠5♦
Jesse Lonis: K♠10♥8♥6♣
The 5♣ turn and Q♠ river kept Lonis ahead with the better two pair to send Lehmanski to the rail.
Dustin Nelson limped under the gun, Ari Engel completed in the small blind, and Diogo Veiga checked in the big blind.
The flop of J♣J♦5♦ was checked through to the 6♣ turn, where it checked to Veiga, who bet 55,000. Only Nelson called to see the 9♠ river.
Veiga bet again, this time for 130,000, and Nelson responded with a raise to 450,000. Veiga thought for a brief moment before tossing his cards into the muck.
Jesse Lonis raised to 85,000 in the cutoff and Zarvan Tumboli called from the big blind. They checked to the J♣10♥7♦8♣J♦ river on which Tumboli's bet of 120,000 won the pot.
Tumboli then made it 80,000 to go and was called by Lonis a few hands later. Lonis checked the A♠4♥3♣ flop and then called a bet worth 125,000. Lonis asked for the size of the pot on the 6♦ turn and bet 290,000 into 430,000; Tumboli folded.
"Bad turn card, I had you dead," Lonis said as he flashed the A♣6♠5♣2♦ for the flopped wheel and turned six-high straight.
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