Patrik Jaros opened from early position to 4,000,000 and saw no action, collecting the blinds. He did the same in the next hand, then sitting under the gun, but he got some action from Daisuke Ogita who defend his big blind.
The pair saw the 10♣K♠K♣ flop and Ogita check-raised to 5,000,000 after Jaros bet 2,000,000. Jaros checked his hand and then mucked his cards, passing a pot to his neighbor.
Jason James opened to 4,000,000 from under the gun and when action folded around to the big blind, Akira Ide called to see a flop.
The dealer spread A♣10♥6♠. After aciton was passed to him on the 2♠, James continued with 3,000,000 and Ide called once again.
Another check came on the 2♥ river, James kept the pressure high with 7,000,000, the exact amount Ide had behind. Ide mulled things over and called putting himself at risk.
James showed K♥Q♥ for a busted straight while Ide tabled J♦10♣ for two-pair with the board and a double-up.
All players who recently hit the rail locked up a $41,000 payout. The next pay jump is at 17th place where they will make another $10,000 and take home $51,000.
Action was picked up with Jaehwa Son in the big blind and Zheming Zhu under the gun, at risk and all in for 8.000,000 with their chips and cards in the mddle of the table.
Zheming Zhu: A♣J♥ 
Jaehwa Son: A♥A♠
Zhu was hopeful to stay in the tournament when he had a chance to improve with a straight draw on the 10♣2♥K♥ flop. The 9♠ turn was a brick. And the 10♥ river sealed his fate of being eliminated from the tournament.
Ohad Enzel was all in from the big blind and covered by Akira Ide in the hijack. The cards were already face up with Enzel at risk of elimination as they had committed their entire 19,500,000 into the middle.
Ohad Enzel: Q♣Q♦
Akira Ide: J♦J♠
The A♠6♣7♥ flop didn't change the standings and there was no sweat on the 10♣ turn or K♠ river. Ide was left with just over five big blinds after the hand ended.
Level: 40
Blinds: 1,000,000/2,000,000
Ante: 2,000,000
Caue Silva opened to 3,000,000 from early position and action folded around slowly to Carlos Caldas who called from the big blind. He left himself with just 1,000,000 behind as there was a hefty pay jump of about $8,000 at stake.
The J♠J♣10♦ flop was dealt and Caldas tanked before moving in his final stack, and Silva snap-called.
Carlos Caldas: Q♠3♠
Caue Silva: A♦K♥
Caldas had ran into Silva's big slick. There was more hope for Caldas after seeing the 9♥ turn which gave him some straight draw outs, but the J♦ river didn't bring it in, and he hit the rail in 27th place for $32,250. Sebastian Arce and Evan Pantano also took home the same prize as they bust just before Caldas.
All remaining players have now locked up at least $41,000, and are sat at the final three tables.
Patrik Jaros opened in hijack for 3,000 and small blind Amin Mostafavi called to see a flop.
The flop came 4♥A♠J♣. Mostafavi check-called jaros' bet of 2,000,000. On the turn 10♣, Jaros shoved all in after action was passed to him. Mostafavi, covered with only around 10,000,000 behind, put himself at risk with a call.
Amin Mostafavi: K♥Q♣
Patrik Jaros: Q♦4♠
Mostafavi was ahead with king-high. But the river K♦ fell on the river giving both players a straight and a chop. Jaros cheered knowing that the pot would be split with nothing truly lost. Mostafavi didn't look so happy, however.
Charles Moore under the gun put his remaining 3,000,000 chips in the pot. Jeffrey Evans in hijack shoved for 17,000. When action reached the button, Akira Ide thought for a few seconds before shoving himself for 25,000,000. With the remaining players folding, the three players headed to showdown.
Charles Moore: A♥4♣
Jeffrey Evans: A♠K♣
Akira Ide: J♦J♠
Ide was ahead with a chance to get a double elimination but the flop dropped 2♦10♥A♦ pushing Evans ahead. Moore started calling for a four but it never arrived. Instead the dealer completed the board with a 7♥ turn and a 6♦ river.
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