Job Greben raised it up to 16,000 and then called the shove of Fabien Motte for 102,000 total.
Fabien Motte: 
Job Greben: 
The 
flop saw Motte vault out of his seat and the old trick got the job done as he instantly spiked the nuts on the 
turn, making the 
river for broadway a formality.
As the field has dropped below 200 remaining hopefuls, some of those no longer in contention can be found below.
Kush Kataria is among them after he lost a preflop all-in with 
against the 
of Laszlo Bujtas prior to the break. The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for the $2,200 Warm Up finalist.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Only 199 players out of the 839 entries remain and have been sent into another scheduled ten-minute break.
Harpreet Gill raised to 16,000 and instantly called the shove by Bakhos Joumaa for 100,000 total.
Joumaa was dominated with 
versus but got there on the 
runout. Despite losing this pot, Gill remains among the big stacks in the room.
Down to just 46,000, Matas Cimbolas moved all-in and was flat-called by Georgio Azar from one seat over.
"Do you need an ace?" Gaby Livshitz asked and James Romero nodded "yeah he needs an ace".
Cimbolas rolled over the 
first with the words "it is the best ace" and then also exposed the . Georgio Azar had the and that prevailed despite a small additional sweat on the 
board.
Three ways to the 
flop, Yury Salikaev jammed from under the gun and Charalambos Charalambous made the call. Hala Karam in the big blind gave it some thought and wasn't willing to invest another 59,000.
Yury Salikaev: 
Charalambos Charalambous:
The turn was a blank but the 
river ensured the split pot. "I folded jack six," Karam said in table chat and would have made the superior straight.
Georges Hanna raised to 15,000 and then instantly called all-in for 112,000 when the big blind piled it in with the superior stack.
Hanna's 
were well ahead of 
. That didn't change either on the 
board to award the full double to Hanna.
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