Mark Bixler open-shoved from early position and only got called by Brian Landon in the cutoff.
Mark Bixler: 8♣8♠
Brian Landon: A♣A♠
The dealer rolled out the board: 4♣Q♠10♣10♥8♦.
Landon was ahead with his aces, but Bixler managed to find an eight on the river to win with a full house and to double up.
Kyler Scheriger raised to 40,000 from late position, and Joao Wagner flatted on the button.
The flop rolled out J♣8♦5♣, and Wagner called Scheriger's continuation bet of 40,000.
On the turn 8♣, Scheriger sized up to 110,000, and Wagner called.
Scheriger checked the 9♦, and Wagner moved all in for 440,000. Scheriger thought for a couple of minutes before tossing his hand away.
Action folded around to Mauro Suriano in the cutoff who moved all in for his last 30,000 and found a call from Kumail Ally in the small blind.
Mauro Suriano: A♠6♥ 
Kumail Ally: K♦Q♥
Suriano was looking good for the double-up after the J♣8♦8♣ flop, but then the K♠ made an appearance on the turn to send Ally into the lead. The J♦ river gave Suriano no reprieve, and he was sent to the rail.
Rodrigo Zouvi opened from the cutoff to 40,000. Daniel Allen raised to 120,000. Zouvi instantly put in 240,000 in chips in front of him and after a long stare-down between the two, Allen decided to call.
The dealer ran out the flop 4♥5♣9♥. Zouvi bet 80,000 and got called to see the turn 10♦.
Zouvi counted his chips and put 260,000 in the middle of the table. After minutes of thinking, Allen decided to fold. Zouvi took down the pot.
Sean Tharpe raised from the button to 50,000, and Christopher Bennett four-bet all in from the small blind for 135,000. Tharpe called.
Christopher Bennett: A♥J♣
Sean Tharpe: K♠J♠
The dealer shot out A♦8♦6♣4♠K♣ and Bennett held the best hand with a pair of aces.
Action was recapped by the table after Aamir Abedeen was seen raking in a sizable pot.
Abedeen raised to 40,000 in the hijack and on the button, Jackson Pekin raised to 100,000. Abadeen jammed for 800,000 and Pekin called.
Aamir Abedeen: JxJx
Jackson Pekin: AxAx
Pekin's aces were ahead and dominating, but the runout of 4x4x2xJx9x was good enough to see Abedeen take down the pot and survive.
Svetlana Gromenkova raised from early position to 45,000, Clement Lafon called from late position, and Yahia Ali moved all in from the small blind for 520,000. Gromenkova four-bet all in for 1,040,000. Lafon pondered and reluctantly folded.
Yahia Ali: A♠7♥
Svetlana Gromenkova: A♥K♣
The board was A♣2♣4♥7♠8♥, and two pair won the pot for Ali.
Sungmin Ko went all in preflop with her last remaining stack of 285,000. Only Martin Quirke decided to call.
Sungmin Ko: A♠6♠
Martin Quirke: 3♠3♣
The dealer showed the board: K♥J♥4♣9♣K♠.
Quirke was already ahead, and Ko couldn't find any help from the board, so this was the end for her in this tournament.
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