Arturas Astrauskas raised to 50,000 from early position to see Antonios Onoufriou move all in for 390,000 in the big blind. Astrauskas snap-called.
Antonios Onoufriou: Q♠Q♣ 
Arturas Astrauskas: J♠J♦
Onoufriou looked to be set up for a double, but the runout of A♣J♣7♦8♣8♠ filled Astrauskas up and the WSOPC ring winner raked in the pot to eliminate Onoufriou.
Marshall Daigle raised to 50,000 in the cutoff before calling when Florian Bordet three-bet to 150,000 on the button.
Daigle check-called a bet of 165,000 on a 4♣6♥4♠ flop, and another on the 7♥ turn, this time for 400,000.
When Daigle checked for a third time, Bordet chose to check back.
"Good check", Daigle said as he tabled 6♠6♦ for a flopped full house. Bordet mucked his cards, and the pot was pushed to Daigle.
Koray Korkmaz got in his last 300,000 from the small blind against Mark Tropp on the button.
Koray Korkmaz: 8♦8♣
Mark Tropp: A♥9♠
Tropp paired on the 5♣9♥K♦ flop, and Korkmaz could not retaliate on the 7♥ turn or 3♠ river, eliminating him from the Main Event.
In a three-bet pot worth 420,000, Jeremy Hyman checked the 10♣8♥2♣ flop from the small blind to Xingyu Liu in early position. Liu fired a bet of 100,000, which Hyman called.
The 3♦ turn saw Liu size up to 280,000. Hyman called again before he led out with 225,000 on the 4♣ river.
Liu debated his options for a while, then called. Hyman showed Q♠Q♦ for an overpair, and Liu tapped the table before mucking his cards in defeat.
Dylan Smith raised to 50,000 from the hijack and called a three-bet of 185,000 from Ramon Pessoa, who was in the big blind.
Pessoa checked on the 6♣4♦9♠ flop and Smith took the initiative with a bet of 135,000. Pessoa then check-raised to 420,000 and Smith let his hand go after a lengthy tank.
Pessoa turned over the 3♥ and then collected the pot.
"There was just a big action hand," Paul Vang said as Marshall Daigle was suddenly sporting a big stack.
According to Vang, a player in the small blind had moved all in or 300,000 with two sevens, and Dagiel reshoved for 1,100,000 under the gun with ace-king. Another opponent called holding queens and had both players covered. "The porn star in Seat 1 folds, and the small Asian guy in Seat 2 folds," Vang said, referring to himself and Dennis Krusch.
The board ran out 8x5x4x3x, and Daigle then spiked an ace on the river to scoop the entire pot.
Terrance Reid raised to 50,000 in the cutoff and Jinghan Yan three-bet on the button to 125,000. Action folded back around to Reid who four-bet to 310,000 and Yan called.
The flop rolled out 8♣6♦4♦ and Reid continued for 140,000 to see Yan call.
Reid sized up to 375,000 on the turn 5♣ and Yan pitched his hand after some thought, leaving Reid to rake in a pot that would bring him nearer to three million.
Three ways to the turn on a board of 7♥10♠6♠6♣, Prabhakar Patel checked from the big blind, Katsuki Matsuoka checked from under the gun, and David Kluchman bet 80,000 from the cutoff. Patel called, while Matsuoka stepped aside.
The 8♠ completed the board, and Patel wasted little time moving all in for around 550,000. Kluchman went into the tank before eventually asking, "Will you show if I fold?" Patel didn't offer so much as a glance in reply.
After another few moments, Kluchman decided to let it go anyway.
As Patel dragged in the pot, he peeled over just the J♠, triggering a chorus of "Ooos" from the other eight players at the table.
On a completed board of A♣3♠5♦Q♦8♠, Kenneth Asher checked from the big blind in a pot of roughly 800,000. Artur Martirosian was on the button and moved all in, covering Asher's stack of 700,000.
Asher went deep into the tank, eventually coming out with a call.
Martirosian showed a pair of queens with Q♥10♦, but Asher had called with A♠7♠ for top pair to double up.
Action folded around to Aaron Van Blarcum who raised to 80,000 from the small blind and Michael Gagliano defended his big blind.
The Q♣6♦4♣ flop saw Blarcum bet 80,000 and Gagliano called to see the 4♠ turn card. Both checked to get to the 6♣ river and again to showdown.
Blarcum showed his 7♣7♦ first for two pair, which was enough to see Gagliano muck.
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