Michael Krasienko raised to 45,000 on the button, and Leonardo Daviglus called in the small blind. Huabao Chen then three-bet to 180,000 in the big blind. Krasienko folded, but Daviglus called.
Daviglus checked in flow on a 10♥J♣6♦ flop, and Chen immediately potted it, which was enough to cover the remaining 195,000 of Daviglus.
After a few moments' thought, Daviglus folded.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The remaining 62 players have been sent on their last 15-minute break of the day.
Zarvan Tumboli bet 75,000 from the cutoff on a flop of 10♣5♦2♣ and Cary Aronson potted to 275,000 in the hijack. Tumboli then moved all in, and Aronson called for 370,000.
Cary Aronson: A♦Q♦J♣10♦ 
Zarvan Tumboli: A♣K♣10♠3♦
Both players had top pair, but the 7♣ turn gave Tumboli the nut flush. The river was the 5♣ and Aronson was sent to the rail.
Lautaro Guerra made a pot-sized raise from the hijack and Raj Vohra moved all in for his last 157,000 from the big blind. Guerra verified the amount and then called to put Vohra at risk.
Raj Vohra: A♦Q♣5♣5♦
Lautaro Guerra: A♣A♠Q♥9♠
Guerra found a good time to pick up aces, and the 10♠4♦Q♦7♥10♣ runout kept him best for the double up.
On the button, Aleksejs Ponakovs bet 42,000 leaving behind 6,000 chips. Small blind Sean Remz raised to 140,000 sending Jordan Polk in the big blind with only 206,000 behind to the tank. Polk ultimately called and Ponakovs put his remaining chips in, leading all three players to the flop.
The dealer fanned out 3♠10♣9♥, Remz bet 200,000 and Polk called for his tournament life.
Aleksejs Ponakovs: J♠J♥6♣2♣
Jordan Polk: K♠Q♥J♣10♥
Sean Remz: A♣9♣8♥5♦
Ponakovs was in the lead with pocket jack but both Polk and Remz had outs to improve. The turn was a 6♥ and the river 9♦ fell giving Remz trips and sending both Ponakovs and Polk to hit the rails together,
Michael Mizrachi bet 75,000 from the hijack on a flop of Q♣5♦8♣ and Christopher Kromidias raised to 280,000 in the cutoff. Mizrachi then moved all in, and Kromidias called for around 700,000.
Christopher Kromidias: A♠Q♦7♦5♠
Michael Mizrachi: A♣A♥K♣10♠
Kromidias had flopped two pair to take the lead, but the 10♣ turn gave Mizrachi the nut flush. The K♠ river was no help to Kromidias, and Mizrachi took in the massive pot to send Kromidias to the rail.
Aksel Hansen raised to 42,000 in middle position, and Jesse Lonis called in the hijack. Sascha Wilhelm then three-bet all in for 111,000 from the cutoff. The action returned to Hansen, who followed suit and moved all in for 338,000. Lonis gave it serious consideration and ultimately decided it would be fun to call, so he did.
Sascha Wilhelm: Q♣J♠9♣5♠
Aksel Hansen: K♠K♦6♥4♠
Jesse Lonis: J♥J♦8♣7♥
The Q♦3♥A♠10♣K♣ board gave Wilhelm the best hand with a Broadway straight, seeing him triple up. Hansen claimed the side pot for staying ahead of Lonis, seeing him profit from the collision also.
Michael Hahn raised to 42,000 in middle position and Martin Zamani called in the small blind. Bryce Schnellenberger then potted to 168,000 in the big blind and Hahn folded, while Zamani shoved all in. Schnellenberger called for 120,000 more.
Bryce Schnellenberger: A♣J♣J♠9♥
Martin Zamani: A♦10♦10♠7♠
"Didn't want to do it. Did it anyway," Zamani said as Schnellenberger was ahead with his jacks going to the 3♣6♣9♦ flop. Zamani, though, spiked a set on the 10♥ turn, and the river was the 8♠ to secure him the knockout.
Cary Aronson was already all in for 220,000 from the hijack against Liron Elmaleh, who had Aronson barely covered from the small blind.
Cary Aronson: A♦K♥K♦10♦
Liron Elmaleh: A♣J♦9♦3♣
Aronsson held the lead with Cowboys, and the J♠2♣2♥9♠3♠ runout kept him best with a higher two pair to score the double up and leave Elmaleh with just 7,000 behind.
Elmaleh was eliminated shortly after the hand.
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