John Ypma opened for a raise to 160,000 in early position. Nicholas Rigby moved all in from middle position. Ypma called and put his tournament life at risk.
John Ypma: K♠J♦ 
Nicholas Rigby: A♠10♦
The runout of 5♣5♥3♦9♦9♠ meant that Rigby won the pot, and Ypma was sent to the rail
Moshe Vazan was all in, at risk from the cutoff and covered by JC Tran who was in middle position. The cards were already on their backs.
Moshe Vazan: Q♥10♥
JC Tran: A♠J♠
Vazan flopped a flush draw on 4♥3♥3♦ but Tran was still ahead.
The J♦ turn improved Tran and Vazan missed on the 5♦ river.
Vazan was eliminated from the tournament with around 50 players remaining.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Shant Marashlian all in from the hijack for 790,000 up against Gaetano Logrande in late position.
Shant Marashlian: 8♣8♠
Gaetano Logrande: A♦J♦
The board ran out Q♦8♦4♥9♥K♣ and the set of eights was good for Marashlian to take down the pot.
Jesse Yaginuma opened to 225,000 from middle position, leaving just 5,000 behind. Xinwen Zhang then shoved for 525,000 on the button, leaving Josue Aguirre Barrera with a difficult decision on a pay jump bubble. He took his time, and eventually another player at the table called the clock. With three seconds left, he pushed his 495,000 into the middle.
Zhang then flipped over her cards, as action went back on to Yaginuma, not knowing that he'd kept a chip in front of him. He then started tanking, and flicked in his remaining 5,000 after making a pay jump, despite knowing he was behind.
Jesse Yaginuma: A♣6♣
Josue Aguirre Barrera: 10♥10♦
Xinwen Zhang: K♣K♥
The flop was brutal for Yaginuma, who saw an ace in the window, flopped two pair, yet was still outflopped by Zhang when the board came down 6♥K♦A♥. The 8♠ left Aguirre Barrera drawing dead, and the J♣ led Yaginuma to the same fate, while Zhang more than doubled up, and was also handed two bounty chips
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Marcello Campbell raised to 120,000 from the button. Peter Waterstreet then announced all in from the small blind. Campbell slammed in a stack of chips to signal a call.
Peter Waterstreet: J♥J♦
Marcello Campbell: A♥A♦
Waterstreet looked set to be heading for an exit, until the flop came the J♠10♠2♦. The K♣ gave Campbell a straight draw, but the 7♦ did not improve his hand, and Waterstreet got the double up.
JC Tran moved all in from the small blind for 470,000 and in the big blind, Timothy Abbott called.
JC Tran: A♦4♦
Timothy Abbott: A♠K♣
The board ran out 10♣4♠5♥9♦2♥ and the four on the flop paired up with the WSOP bracelet winner.
"JC Tran," tablemate Craig Chait said.
"That's a coinflip man," Tran joked "For me that's a coinflip."
"I'm just surprised it waited for the turn for you to win," Chait responded "I can't believe it wasn't the door card."
Action started when Timothy Callari jammed from an early position for his remaining 250,000. Lyudmil Ivanov called from the big blind and had only 75,000 behind.
Timothy Callari: A♠6♣
Lyudmil Ivanov: J♥Q♥
Callari was looking to hold and he was sitting comfortably after hitting trip Aces on the A♣A♥9♦Q♦7♠ runout. Ivanov was left with only 1.5 big blinds after the hand.
A few hands later, Ivanov jammed the button for 45,000 and Vamerdino Magsakay moved all in from the small blind.
Lyudmil Ivanov: A♠3♦
Vamerdino Magsakay: Q♣6♣
Aces were good this time for Ivanov as the flop came A♦6♠A♣, and the K♥, J♠ turn and river secured him the double back.
This was the start of Magsakay's down turn as he was seen walking away from the table only a few hands later.
Xinwen Zhang moved all in for 275,000 from the hijack and in the cutoff, Josue Aguirre Barrera called to put her at risk.
Xinwen Zhang: A♦4♦
Josue Aguirre Barrera: K♦J♠
The board ran out A♣5♠8♦8♠A♥ and the aces full of eights was good for the pot.
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