Peng Shan raised to 50,000 in the cutoff before calling when Soheb Porbandarwala three-bet to 150,000 on the button.
Playing in flow, Shan checked over to Porbandarwala, who continued with a bet of 120,000 on a 7♣2♠7♠ flop. That was enough to take the pot, as Shan released his cards to the dealer.
Go Kato opened to 50,000 from middle position and Mindaugas Jonaitis defended his big blind.
The A♣7♥J♥ flop saw Mindaugas check-call a 40,000 bet by Kato to see the 10♥ turn. Both checked and the 10♦ completed the board. Both opted to check to showdown and Jonaitis picked up the pot after tabling his A♠9♠ for two pair, which was enough to make Kato muck.
Alexander Yen raised to 50,000 from early position and David Paredes three-bet to 175,000 from the next seat. David Shaw then jammed for 390,000 from the small blind, and only Paredes made the call.
David Shaw: J♣J♥ 
David Paredes: K♥J♦
Shaw's jacks were ahead, although Paredes still had an overcard to work with.
The 7♥3♦5♣4♣5♠ runout offered Paredes no help, and Shaw survived just before the dinner break.
Gansukh Sandagsuren moved all in for 480,000 from the small blind and Bryn Larkman put him at risk in early position.
Gansukh Sandagsuren: A♥K♣
Bryn Larkman: A♦Q♦
Sandagsuren had Larkman dominated and was a favorite to double up as the flop came 10♣5♦9♠, but Larkman hit the Q♥ on the turn to take the lead. The river was the 10♠ and Larkman scored the knockout.
Brock Wilson raised to 55,000 from under the gun, and Christian Sare three-bet to 115,000 from the button. Jason Kornegay cold-called from the small blind, and Wilson also came along.
All three players checked the 2♦A♠6♦ flop before the 5♠ landed on the turn. The action checked to Sare, who fired a delayed continuation-bet of 80,000. Kornegay called, while Wilson folded.
The 3♠ completed the board, and Kornegay suddenly piled in enough chips to put Sare all in for his remaining 300,000 or so.
As Sare pondered, Kornegay provided one of the more unusual acts of the day. He pulled out his phone, tapped away for a few moments, then proudly showed the dealer that he had just given her the highest possible rating for her performance at the table.
The unique move drew laughs all around, including from Sare, who was still trying to figure out the hand. Meanwhile, She Wong had no complaints about the lengthy tank, sitting with fewer than four big blinds and watching another pay jump creep ever closer. He said to Sare, "Take your time, it's okay"
Eventually, the clock was called. With the countdown ticking away, Sare elected to fold, flashing an ace as his cards hit the muck.
Kornegay then peeled over just the 4♠ as the pot was pushed in his direction.
Thomas Macdonald raised to 50,000 on the button and Siebe den Hartog defended his big blind.
Den Hartog check-called a 45,000 bet from Macdonald on the 9♦6♠3♦ flop and checked again after the 8♣ fell on the turn.
Macdonald barreled for 110,000 and Den Hartog quickly moved all in for 385,000 total. Macdonald called with a covering stack and hands were revealed.
Siebe den Hartog: 7♥5♥
Thomas Macdonald: 10♣10♠
Den Hartog had turned a straight and needed to avoid Macdonald drawing to a higher straight. The Q♦ river bricked out and Den Hartog was awarded the double up.
Bahar Musa opened to 50,000 from under the gun and Pablo Roman called from early position. Daniel Hachem called from the cutoff and Ibrahim Naim also came along from the button.
Action was then on Tolga Karakaya who three-bet to 310,000 from the small blind, sending Musa into a small tank. Musa then four-bet to 1,200,000 which saw Roman and Hachem make quick folds. It was then Karakaya who went into the tank but eventually gave up his hand.
After the hand Karakaya asked Musa, "You have ace-king?" Musa nodded and Roman said "I also had ace-king." Naim then revealed to the table that he had folded pocket tens.
From the small blind, Callum Roque fired a pot-sized bet of 550,000 on the 6♠K♦2♥A♦Q♠ completed board. Han Feng then raised to 1,400,000 in the cutoff, and Roque called after a lot of thought.
Feng tabled Q♦Q♣ for a set of queens, and Roque opened K♥Q♥ for the losing hand.
Xuming Qi raised to 50,000 in the cutoff, Adam Croffut three-bet to 165,000 in the small blind, and Qi called.
The flop came 4♥5♦10♠ and Croffut continued for 100,000. Qi called. The 7♣ fell on the turn.
Croffut slowed down and checked over to Qi, who bet 200,000. Croffut snap-folded.
Lester Edoc bet 60,000 from under the gun on the 9♦4♥2♣ flop, and Liubomyr Melnyk called from the big blind.
The 9♥ brought a second nine on the turn, and Melnyk led out for 85,000. Edoc came along with a call.
The A♣ completed the runout, and Melnyk fired one last bullet, this time for 425,000. Edoc gave it plenty of thought before deciding to let it go, sending the pot to Melnyk.
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