Nghia Le was all in and at risk against Aleksei Altshuller before the flop.
Nghia Le: 
Aleksei Altshuller: 
The board can out 
and Altshuller scord the knockout with two pair, aces and tens. Only moments later, Paul Leckey was eliminated on a different table and the field was reduced to the last 30 hopefuls.
Oliver Weis raised to 45,000 from the cutoff and Chris Lee called from the small blind.
The flop came 
and Lee checked. Weis bet 35,000 and Lee called.
The turn brought the 
and Lee checked again. Weis bet once more, 95,000 this time, and Lee called.
The 
fell on the river and Lee checked a third time. Weis bet 240,000, sending Lee into the tank. Eventually, he folded and Weis took the pot.
A raising war resulted in the stacks of Chris Lee and Molichisa Ngeth ending up in the middle and the latter was at risk for around 650,000. Both players showed pocket aces, but there was a special twist to it.
Molichisa Ngeth: 
Chris Lee: 
The board ran out 
and Ngeth glanced at the board, then sighed with the words "oh, he has the diamonds," before bowing out in a massive pot.
Ben Lamb just suffered a huge setback to his stack and added upon showdown "now I am getting punished for it."
The stacks of Lamb and Murat Tulak went in after the flop after a bet of Lamb in the big blind for 85,000 and the push of Tulak.
Murat Tulak: 
Ben Lamb: 
The 
turn and river completed the board and Tulak made quads to double for massive 693,000.
With about 50,000 chips already in the middle and the board reading 
, The Nguyen bet 40,000 from the small blind, Quan Zhou raised to 208,000 from the big blind, Hani Mio called from under the gun, and Nguyen folded.
The turn brought the 
, Zhou shoved, and Mio quickly called to put him at risk.
Zhou: 
Mio: 
Zhou had the advantage with top pair and the nut-flush draw, but Mio had a wrap and was also open-ended for the straight flush. The river made a ten-high straight for Mio to take the pot and send Zhou to the cage.
Johnny Lodden raised and called the shove of table neighbor Robert Cowen for 94,000 in total.
Robert Cowen: 
Johnny Lodden:
The board came 
and Cowen doubled.
At almost the same time, Bobby Oboodi and Mike Gorodinsky got near-identical stacks in preflop with Oboodi as the player at risk holding 
. Gorodinsky held 
and saw the board run out . The two pair of Oboodi on the flop were second-best as Gorodinsky rivered trips aces.
Jason DeWitt raised to 33,000 from middle position and Robert Cowen made a pot-sized three-bet to 123,000 from the button, committing the majority of his stack. After a few moments of thought, DeWitt called, and the two players saw a flop of 
. DeWitt checked and Cowen checked behind.
The turn brought the , DeWitt bet 100,000, and Cowen folded.
Mosley Dominique busted in a big three-way pot to Aleksei Altshuller just before Hani Mio also sent Nikolai Sears to the rail. Last but not least, Dermot Blain was spotted leaving the tournament area as well.
In Dominique's knockout, he had raised to 32,000 and Aleksei Altshuller called. Cyrus Partow then three-bet to 152,000 and both players called. On the 
flop, Dominique pushed all in for his last 97,000 and Altshuller reraised the pot to force out Partow.
Mosley Dominique: 
Aleksei Altshuller: 
The turn left Dominique drawing dead, making the river a formality.
Meanwhile Blain busted in a battle of the blinds. His cards were already in the muck and Murat Tulek raked in the pot. According to Tulak, he limped in, Blain bet the pot and then shoved a 
flop with the seven and an ace in his hand. Tulek called with 
for two pair and the straight draw. He immediately got the straight and Blain was done for the day.
Ryan Miller and Jason DeWitt were heads-up on a flop of 
and Miller, who was in the hijack, bet 115,000. DeWitt called from the cutoff.
The turn brought the and Miller bet 300,000, putting DeWitt to a decision for most of his remaining chips. DeWitt shoved and Miller called to put him at risk,
Jason DeWitt: 
Ryan Miller:
DeWitt had a commanding lead with top set and a flush draw while Miller needed to improve on the river in order to take the pot. The gave DeWitt the winning flush and he doubled up.
A big pot was brewing between Ben Lamb and Yan Shing Tsang, and the former bet the turn for 230,000 from the cutoff. There were 235,000 in the pot, which Tsang verified with the dealer, and he ultimately folded.
Meanwhile over on Table 600, three players including Tommy Le limped in, then Ryan Miller squeezed to 104,000 and only Le called. The flop of and the turn were checked. On the river, Le bet 85,000 and Miller folded.
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