Farid Jattin raised to 35,000 in the hijack and faced a three-bet to 110,000 from Sean Remz on the button, which he called.
As soon as the dealer laid out the A♠7♣6♠ flop, Jattin slid in a stack of chips, more than enough to cover the 110,000 Remz had behind. With no hesitation, Remz called.
Sean Remz: A♣K♥8♥3♣ 
Farid Jattin: A♥J♥8♣4♣
The 3♥ and Q♥ completed the board, securing Remz a double-up with his two pair.
Michael Mizrachi raised to 25,000 under the gun and Christopher Kromidias called in early position. Ryan Roussel then three-bet to 115,000 in the cutoff, and only Mizrachi called.
Roussel only had a few chips behind going to the J♠8♠4♠ flop, and he put them in the middle after Mizrachi bet.
Ryan Roussel: A♣K♣J♦5♦
Michael Mizrachi: K♠8♦5♠4♦
Mizrachi showed Roussel the bad news when he flipped over his flopped flush. Roussel was already drawing dead as the board ran out 7♦Q♣, and Mizrachi scored the knockout.
Paul Volpe opened to 25,000 in cutoff and Shariq Khan reraised him to 90,000 from the button. Volpe called to see a flop.
The dealer fanned out A♠Q♣5♣. After action was passed to him, Khan bet 250,000 leaving behind 10,000 chips. Volpe confirmed if it was an all-in before jamming around 400,000 chips. Khan pushed his remaining chips and headed to showdown.
Shariq Khan: A♥A♦3♠9♥
Paul Volpe: K♣Q♥Q♠9♣
Khan had the set of aces and was looking at a potential double-up but Volpe had a chance to improve with a flush. The K♠ turn fell and the river 4♣ completed Volpe's flush sending Khan to hit the rails.
Christopher Vitch raised to 35,000 from early position and was three-bet by Bryce Schnellenberger in the cutoff. Action folded back to Vitch, who called all in for his last 140,000 to put himself at risk.
Christopher Vitch: A♦K♥Q♦2♠
Bryce Schnellenberger: A♠K♣K♠3♦
The 9♦4♥6♥9♣9♥ runout kept Schnellenberger best with a full house and Vitch was sent to the rail for a min-cash.
Tamer Kamel raised to 35,000 under the gun and Diego Romero potted to 120,000 in the hijack. Kamel called all in for less.
Tamer Kamel: Q♥J♦9♥8♥
Diego Romero: K♠K♥6♠2♥
Kamel hit a pair on the 7♥3♣Q♠ flop, but Romero then made top set on the K♦ turn. The river was the A♦ and Kamel was sent to the rail.
Melad Marji raised to 30,000 in middle position and Josh Arieh three-bet to 100,000 on the button. Marji then moved all in for 340,000, and Arieh snap-called.
Melad Marji: A♦K♦Q♥10♠
Josh Arieh: A♥A♣K♥5♣
Marji needed to improve against Arieh's aces, but he couldn't connect with the 2♥J♠7♣8♣6♦ board and was sent to the rail.
After triple-checking that the bubble had definitely burst, Werner Smit raised to 35,000 in middle position. When the action folded to William Benson in the small blind, he raised to 110,000, and Smit called, putting his full 55,000 at risk.
Werner Smit: 10♣8♣7♠6♣
William Benson: Q♥Q♦4♥3♦
The 8♦K♠7♣8♥4♦ runout gave Smit a full house, seeing him double up.
The following shuffle on the same table, Pallas Aidinian was not so fortunate, as she got her stack of 9,000 into the middle but wasn't able to win the all-in.
Nino Pansier was on the buton and got into a preflop raising war against Toby Joyce, who was in the big blind, that resulted in Pansier all in for his last 290,000.
Nino Pansier: A♠K♦K♠J♦
Toby Joyce: A♣A♦6♦4♣
Pansier would need some help against Joyce's aces, but the 7♦10♠J♣9♥10♣ runout improved neither player — keeping Joyce best and eliminating Pansier one spot shy of the money.
Sascha Wilhelm was already all in with a short stack as Jesse Lonis and Pavel Plesuv went to the turn on a board of 7♣5♣K♦8♦. Lonis then bet 117,000 from the big blind, forcing Plesuv out of the pot.
"This is so painful," Wilhelm said as they waited to turn over their cards. Wilhelm eventually turned over A♥K♣Q♣6♠, while Lonis had Q♥10♠9♠8♥. The river brought the 2♣ to give Wilhelm a flush, and he doubled up.
"There must be some mistake. Jesse, how did you lose this?" Tomasz Gluszko asked from another table.
"He's a nice guy," Wilhelm replied.
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