Nicholas Marchington raised to 45,000 on the button and Joel Vazquez three-bet shoved from the small blind for 106,000 total. Marchington was priced in and made the call.
Joel Vazquez: A♦9♣ 
Nicholas Marchington: Q♦8♥
Vazquez pulled ahead even further on the A♠4♠6♠ flop, pairing his ace. The 3♦ turn and K♥ river earned him the double up.
Shane Thorne put his last 191,000 chips into the pot and was called by Lucas Langsweirdt.
Shane Thorne: A♦8♣
Lucas Langsweirdt: A♣Q♥
A queen in the window was bad news for Thorne, and it got worse as the board ran out Q♣K♣7♠3♠A♠ to end his tournament run.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Jareth East opened the action from middle position with a raise to 35,000, and Mathieu Choffardet responded with a 3-bet to 86,000 from the cutoff. After a brief pause, East made the call to take them to the flop.
The dealer spread 4♣5♥9♥, and Choffardet continued with a bet of 58,000. East didn’t back down. Instead, he check-raised to 158,000. Choffardet quickly moved all in for just over 300,000, and East snap-called without hesitation.
Mathieu Choffardet: A♥4♥
Jareth East: J♣9♣
East was ahead with top pair, while Choffardet had a flush draw and a pair of fours. The J♦ on the turn gave East two pair, and the 8♣ on the river locked it up. Choffardet, clearly frustrated by the result, slammed one hand on the table and left the room immediately as East dragged in a massive pot.
Nicholas Marchington limped in small blind and Joel Vazquez checked his option taking them to the flop. The flop came 6♦4♥J♦ and Marchington check-called Vazquez bet of 22,000.
Marchington decided to lead out with a 30,000 bet on the A♣ turn which Vazquez called. On the river Q♠, Marchington kept the pressure with a 60,000 and again Vazquez called.
Vazquez shook his head and mucked after seeing Marchington table K♠Q♣.
Tristan Wade moved all in from under the gun for 120,000 to put himself at risk and was called by Eric Firestone in the cutoff.
Tristan Wade: 3♠3♥
Eric Firestone: 9♥9♠
Wade was in bad shape but picked up additional outs to a wheel on the A♦4♠2♣ flop. The K♥ turn offered no help but the 5♦ rolled off on the river to secure him the much needed double up.
After limping under the gun before the flop, Christopher Kramp three-bet all-in and got a call from Ashton Nikzad on a board of 10♦3♥7♣.
Christopher Kramp K♠K♥
Ashton Nikzad: 3♦3♠
Nikzad's set of threes held as 8♥10♣ hit the board on the turn and river.
Jareth East raised to 35,000 in the hijack and was three-bet by Mathieu Choffardet in the cutoff to 86,000.
Action folded back around to East who thought for a moment before moving all in, putting Choffardet at risk.
Choffardet quickly folded and the pot was pushed East's way.
There was roughly 63,000 in the pot on 9♠2♣7♣ and Martin Kabrhel checked in small blind and Dan Larsen checked in the big blind.
Kabrhel at this point had lost some loose change as he was looking under the table then decided to overbet the pot to 80,000 when the 2♦ hit the turn. Larsen had other ideas and stuck an "all in" in Kabrhel's eye.
Kabrhel asked, "How can you shove here?" and folded.
Larsen responded with. "I had a good pair."
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