Matthew Sabia shoved under the gun for 165,000 and it folded to Lewis Spencer in the big blind who tanked for some time before calling with a similar stack:
Matthew Sabia: 3♣3♠ 
Lewis Spencer: A♦7♦
Spencer found a board 2♥10♦5♥5♦Q♦ to hit a flush and Sabia, left with only 15,000 chips, busted a few minutes later.
Pascal Pflock raised to 40,000 from under the gun before Nicholas Maimone opted to jam for 185,000 from the cutoff. Inigo Naveiro also chose to go all-in from the big blind, and Pflock folded to create a heads-up showdown.
Nicholas Maimone: A♠J♣
Inigo Naveiro: 9♥9♠
Maimone was behind as they went into the runout, but the flop gave him plenty to work with as it came 3♣5♣Q♣ to give Maimone a flush draw as well as outs to a pair.
The 2♠ turn increased Maimone's outs to hit a wheel.
The A♣ river was one of his many outs as he hit a flush to double through Naveiro.
Ren Lin and Eric Liu hung around long enough to make it into the money. The first hand after, they went all in. Liu had him slightly covered.
Ren Lin: A♣9♦
Eric Liu: A♠10♠
The runout sent Lin out, with the board 7♠5♦3♣10♣5♥ giving Liu a pair of tens on the turn.
The cards were already tabled, with Amir Mirrasouli all in for 260,000, against Qiang Xu who had him covered.
Xu had K♥K♦ but was facing nothing else than A♥A♣ in Mirrasouli's hand and the latter doubled up after the board gave A♠9♥K♣8♥7♠.
Glenn Slater went all in and was at risk from early position for 115,000; he was up against Jonathan Mccann on the button.
Glenn Slater: J♥J♠
Jonathan Mccann: 9♥9♣
The board ran out 5♣2♣8♥3♠4♠, giving Slater a timely double up.
Phillip Mighall went all in from the small blind with 280,000 chips. Anson Tsang, in the big blind, made the call.
Phillip Mighall: A♠K♣
Anson Tsang: 9♣9♥
Mighall's overcards got no love from a runout of 10♦4♣2♠Q♦7♠, as Tsang added to his huge stack.
Nicholas Palma shoved for 120,000 from middle position, then Kevin Maahs in the cutoff raised all in for 230,000.
Nicholas Palma: K♠K♦
Kevin Maahs: A♣Q♣
Palma's kings held on 3♥6♥3♦3♣2♣ and he doubled up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Quirin Heinz applied pressure from the button, and Orson Young in the small blind got his final 125,000 in preflop to go to a showdown with Young at risk.
Orson Young: Q♣Q♥
Quirin Heinz: J♣5♣
Young had the best of it, and it stayed that way when the flop fanned out Q♦J♦A♥ to give Young a set of queens.
The 2♦ signalled the end of the hand, as the meaningless 7♣ hit the river.
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