Javier Gomez Zapatero raised to 60,000 from under the gun and was called by Henrique Camara Ferreira in the small blind and Viktor Ustimov in the big blind.
Action checked through on the 8♣4♣9♥ flop.
The turn card was the 5♣. Henrique Camara Ferreira checked, Viktor Ustimov bet 75,000, and both players called.
The river was the A♣, and all three players checked. Zapatero tabled A♠9♠ good for two pair and the winning hand.
Anson Tsang opened to 60,000 from middle position. Tolga Ural to his left raised all-in for 410,000 and Tsang made the call.
Tolga Ural: A♥Q♥ 
Anson Tsang: A♣K♣
Ural was almost out on a board of 5♣4♠3♥9♥, but the Q♣ river gave him a pair, allowing him to double up.
Pedro Marques raised to 60,000 and Amro Jawad shoved next to him for 245,000. Elton Beebe called all-in in the blinds for a remaining stack around 90,000 and Marques called for a three-way showdown:
Elton Beebe: 9♦9♠
Amro Jawad: K♦J♠
Pedro Marques: 8♠7♦
The board revealed J♣3♣10♦3♦2♥ and Jawad scooped the pot with two pair while Beebe made his way to the exit.
Qiang Xu was the first to act and opened to 60,000. Amir Mirrasouli called from the hijack before Faraz Jaka raised it to 125,000 from the cutoff. Xu chose to respond with an all-in for 220,000, which led to a fold from Mirrasouli before Jaka called off to put Xu at risk.
Qiang Xu: A♣A♠
Faraz Jaka: 8♠8♣
Xu was way ahead with his pocket aces versus the pocket eights of Jaka and the runout did not offer a sweat as it came K♦3♠Q♠6♠9♣ to award Xu the double and dent Jaka's stack back down below a million.
Robert Brobyn three-bet all in from the button for 555,000. Pedro Marques raised all in from the big blind for his 875,000 chips. Elton Beebe, the biggest stack, called from the cutoff.
Robert Brobyn: A♠K♣
Pedro Marques: J♠J♦
Elton Beebe: A♣K♦
With the two Big Slicks blocking each other, the runout went as expected, with 9♣Q♦7♦6♥7♣ giving them no help. Marques raked in the huge pot.
Brobyn was eliminated, and Beebe left with just a few chips.
Ethan Yau shoved for 135,000 from under the gun. Jesse Lonis in the hijack raised all in with one of the biggest stack of the table, and all the players behind him folded.
Ethan Yau: A♣6♣
Jesse Lonis: 10♣8♣
Yau had no chance on a board of A♠J♠6♦Q♦6♠ and he was sent to the rail.
Table 65 saw four players put their stacks in the middle, and only one was eliminated.
Dani Genov's short stack of 70,000 was in from early position, while Martin Kabrhel shoved in the hijack. Dan Stavila was also all in from the cutoff, as was Daniel Lakerveld in the small blind.
Dani Genov: 7♠6♠
Martin Kabrhel: 6♥6♦
Dan Stavila: J♠J♦
Daniel Lakerveld: K♦Q♣
Genov hit the only pair on the 3♦7♦A♦ flop, but Stavila remained ahead through the 3♥ turn with his pocket jacks. Genov then spiked the 7♣ river, making a full house to stay alive.
Stavila's jacks held for the side pots, sending Kabrhel out and stacking new chips from Lakerveld.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Kaiwen Wei was all in for a remaining stack around 280,000, with A♥Q♠ faced up, and was facing Karl Karlsson who had him covered and held 6♣6♦.
The board 9♥A♠7♥Q♣10♠ a top two pair to Wei who earned the pot to double up.
Michael Bashir shoved for his final 210,000 from late position and was called in the next seat over by Hang Xu to put him at risk.
Michael Bashir: 10♥10♣
Hang Xu: K♥J♥
The flop was a disappointment for Bashir as it fanned out 3♦J♦8♠.
Bashir needed a favorable turn, but it was a blank as the turn came the 5♣.
The Q♣ completed the board and sent Bashir to the payout desk.
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