When the action folded to Isaac Barker in the small blind, he moved all in, covering the stack of Aiden Cullinane in the big blind. Cullinane called, risking his remaining chips, roughly 1,000,000.
Aiden Cullinane: Q♦10♥ 
Isaac Barker: K♥2♠
There was no help to be found for Cullinane on the 5♣4♥6♣3♠9♠ board, who headed out of the tournament area as Barker scooped the pot in.
The action folded to Francesco Gisolfi in late position, who moved all in for 910,000. One seat to his left, Zach Moger also moved all in for roughly 2,100,000. The rest of the table folded, and the players flipped their cards over.
Francesco Gisolfi: A♠10♠
Zach Moger: K♥Q♦
The 8♠6♣9♠ flop improved Gisolfi to both a straight and a flush draw, and, although he didn't hit either, the 3♦ turn and 6♦ river was enough to see him double up.
Pieterjan Nonneman shipped in his last 450,000 on the button, and Hussni Alkhuzai called in the big blind.
Pieterjan Nonneman: A♦K♥
Hussni Alkhuzai: J♥10♠
Both players paired on the 10♥3♦A♥ flop, but Alkhuzai turned trips on the 10♣ to leave Nonneman drawing thin. The Q♦ river could not save Nonneman as the last Belgian player in the field departed.
Aiden Cullinane opened to 350,000 from early position, which was met with an all-in for roughly 950,000 from Dean Hutchison just a couple of seats to his left.
The action returned to Cullinane, who agonised over a decision, ultimately electing to fold, showing the A♠ as he did.
Hutchison returned the favour and flipped over 10♣10♥.
In a three-bet pot worth about 1,400,000, Edward Dunphy bet 300,000 on the 8♠A♠Q♠ flop from the small blind. James Clossick called in middle position, after which both players checked the 5♣ turn.
Dunphy spent a time bank on the K♠ river before firing 400,000 into the middle. Clossick collected calling chips and slid them over the line.
Dunphy showed A♦A♣ for a set of aces, and Dunphy mucked what he claimed was ace-king.
When the action folded to James Clossick on the button, he moved all in for 1,245,000. The small blind folded, but Dean Clay, in the big blind, committed his own 1,100,000 to the middle.
Dean Clay: A♥8♣
James Clossick: K♦J♣
Clossick took a commanding lead on the K♠Q♦K♣ flop, and when the 2♥ turn and J♥ river improved him to a full house, Clay was eliminated.
Tahar Said got his 1,070,000 chips in from early position, and Marios Papazois committed his 1,625,000 from the small blind. Kevin Killeen looked them both up with the covering stack.
Tahar Said: 7♥7♦
Marios Papazois: A♠Q♥
Kevin Killeen: K♦K♣
Papazois spiked an ace on the 10♣A♣2♠5♥4♣ board to scoop the pot, eliminating Said and nearly tripling his stack.
Gavin Sardini opened to 210,000 in middle position, which gathered calls from Daniel Caffrey in the hijack and both players in the blinds.
The dealer spread a 3♥A♦8♦ flop, and when the players in the blinds checked, Sardini continued for 450,000. Caffrey called, but the other two players folded.
The Q♦ then joined the board, and Sardini kept his foot down, betting another 450,000. This time, it was enough to shake Caffrey out, as he returned his cards to the dealer.
Tai Hoang opened to 200,000 from under the gun, and then faced a three-bet to 550,000 from Manuel Ferrari two seats to his left. When the action folded back to Hoang, he moved all in for roughly 2,200,000, and Ferrari folded.
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