Michel Molenaar started the action with a 110,000 bet. Peter Yang, on the button, responded with an all-in shove for 975,000. Molenaar called taking them to showdown.
Peter Yang: 5♣5♥ 
Michel Molenaar: J♦J♥
The board ran Q♠A♦9♣K♣J♠ strengthening Molenaar's lead with a set on the river. Yang left as Molenaar scooped the pot.
Hang Xu opened to 100,000 from early position. Gaston Catzman in the cutoff three-bet all-in for 790,000 and Xu eventually made the call.
Gaston Catzman: A♣K♠
Hang Xu: 8♠8♦
Catzman hit the river on a board of 10♠2♦J♥10♣A♠ to secure a double up.
A few hands after Roman Hrabec doubled up through him, Davidi Kitai moved all in for 405,000 from the big blind. Hrabec, who opened from under the gun, made the call.
Davidi Kitai: A♥K♥
Roman Hrabec: 9♦8♦
The flop was 3♠6♠Q♥ followed by the 10♣ turn, giving a straight draw to Kitai. However, a straight was not needed as he hit the A♣ river to secure a double up.
Mike Leah sent 450,000 in the middle preflop, keeping only 5,000 behind and it folded to Bahar Musa who shoved in the big blind. Leah called with his last chip and they tabled their cards:
Mike Leah: K♣8♣
Bahar Musa: 4♣4♠
Leah seemed in good shape for a double up as the board first showed 2♣A♣J♦K♦ to give him a pair of kings. However, a 4♦ hit the river and Musa scooped the pot with a set of fours.
Action was picked up with Roman Hrabec all-in for 950,000 against Davidi Kitai.
Roman Hrabec: A♠10♥
Davidi Kitai: 6♣6♥
Kitai was ahead and Hrabec needed to hit his overcards on the board to take the lead. The flop came 7♠K♦Q♦ giving Hrabec with additional outs with a gutshot straight draw. The turn J♦ completed his straight. The dealer completed the board with the inconsequential river 3♦.
Hrabec doubled up leaving Kitai with only six big blinds.
Baurzhan Akimov open-shoved for 550,000 and it folded to Baurzhan Akimov who called in the small blind.
Baurzhan Akimov: J♦10♠
Oliver Bithell: J♠J♥
Akimov had small hopes for a double, and he busted after the dealer showed a board 7♦4♣6♠8♠3♠.
Wai Lo opened from middle position, then Elvyn Bello in the small blind moved all-in for 515,000. Yuya Arito in the big blind jammed for almost 300,000, and Lo called both stacks.
Yuya Arito: 4♣4♦
Elvyn Bello: A♠J♠
Wai Lo: A♥Q♦
The dealer fanned a board of 7♥5♠7♠9♠2♦ which gave a flush to Bello who scooped the main pot while Arito was eliminated.
Baurzhan Akimov opened to 225,000 leaving behind 50,000. Action folded to to the cutoff, Ning Dong who shoved all-in. Akimov took his time to mull things over before making the call.
Baurzhan Akimov: A♦9♦
Ning Dong: A♠5♣
Akimov had Dong dominated to take the lead. The flop came 7♠4♥Q♠. Akimov lead was strengthened when the turn 9♥ dropped. The K♦ completed the board securing Akimov with a double up.
On a board of 4♦10♣7♠5♣, Arun Sriram in the big blind checked and went deep into the tank after David Jackson bet 660,000.
After several minutes, Sriram called to find the K♥ that he checked. Jackson moved all-in for more than 2,800,000 and Sriram quickly folded.
Jackson scooped the pot and flipped over A♣6♣ for a missed flush draw.
The board already read 7♠9♣A♥9♥J♥ when Simon Wilson checked to Ian O'Hara who bet 375,000 into a pot worth around 520,000.
Wilson considered it for some time but eventually mucked his hand.
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