The action was joined on a A♠3♣6♣5♠ board, and Billy Tarango was all in and at risk for 119,000 on the button, and was up against under-the-gun player Mark Berente.
Billy Tarango: J♣6♥6♦4♠ 
Mark Berente: A♥Q♦10♠6♠
Tarango faded any unwanted cards on the J♥ river, seeing him earn a full double-up on the stone bubble.
Action was picked up on the turn in a sizable pot between Hen Rosilio in the small blind, Piotr Krupa in the big blind, Alex Foxen in the cutoff.
The board read A♠K♥J♠7♣ and Roslio checked to Krupa who bet 100,000 and Foxen called. Rosilio raised to 546,000 and Krupa called to put himself at risk for 363,000 and Foxen raised behind him to put Rosilio all in.
Piotr Krupa: A♥K♠Q♠4♥
Hen Rosilio: Q♦10♠10♥4♣
Alex Foxen: Q♥10♦9♦8♦
Krupa was in dire straights being chopped up by both of his opponents, but the river 7♠ gave him a flush.
"Let's go!" he screamed as he raked in the seven-figure pot as the players in the tournament remained two away from the money.
The shortest stacks in the field, as hand for hand begins.
With just two more eliminations required to burst the money bubble, the tournament clock has been paused, and play will continue hand for hand.
Michael Zulker opened to 14,000 under the gun before facing a three-bet to 44,000 from Nicholas Seward in the big blind, which he called.
Both players checked on the 7♥8♥3♥ flop, but when Seward checked for a second time on the 2♦ turn, Zulker bet 20,000, which Seward called.
The action checked through once again on the 5♠ river, and Seward was left disappointed after rolling over his A♥A♣K♥6♣, for the nut flush. Zulker flashed a couple of his cards, showing he had the queen-high flush but had checked back.
"I'm the worst," Seward reflected.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Jaili Houssain called in the small blind and Stanislav Haletenko raised to 12,000 in the big blind. Houssain raised it back to 36,000 and Halatenko called.
The flop rolled out K♣5♦2♠ and Halatenko called Houssain's jam for 51,000.
Jalil Houssain: A♠A♣J♥9♥
Stanislav Halatenko: J♦7♣5♣3♥
Halatenko improved to fives up on the 3♠ turn and nothing changed on the Q♠ river, leaving the start of day chip leader to eliminate Houssain from the tournament.
Action was picked up on the turn in a five-way pot that included Octavian Vogele in the big blind, Michael Kamran in first position, and Davis Aalvik in the hijack.
The board read K♣8♦3♣7♦ and Vogele bet 14,000 to see Kamran call. Aalvik raised to 60,000 and the only person to continue was Kamran.
Kamran moved all in for 74,000 on the river 10♦ and Aalvik called.
Michael Kamran: A♣9♠6♣2♥
Davis Aalvik: 8♥7♠7♣6♥
Aalvik's set was no good on the river against Kamran's ten-high straight and Kamran took down the pot to survive.
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