James Gregg raised to 160,000 under the gun. It folded to Kurt Watkins in the big blind, who defended.
Gregg continued for 200,000 on the J♥4♣10♠ flop. Watkins check-jammed for just under 600,000, and Gregg quickly called.
Kurt Watkins: K♠10♣ 
James Gregg: 5♥5♦
No fives were about on the 2♠ turn or 8♦ river, meaning Watkins doubled up with his pair of tens.
Three-way on a flop of K♠6♣9♣, Hossein Ensan in the big blind checked with A♥10♣, Joshua Abady in middle position checked as well with A♠7♠, and DJ Sharma with J♣9♦ on the button checked back.
Ensan led out for 190,000 on the Q♥ turn. It was enough to make Abady fold, but Sharma called.
Ensan fired 225,000 on the 2♣ river with his missed straight draw. Sharma went deep into the tank and found a call with the third pair to take the pot.
David Shaw three-bet jammed with a short stack of under ten big blinds and was quickly called by the initial raiser Arturas Astrauskas.
David Shaw: A♣J♥
Arturas Astrauskas: 10♠10♣
Shaw's rail from Texas was leaping up from their feet to see what was happening. The 6♠5♣3♥3♦Q♥ board provided no help for Shaw and he headed out of the tournament area.
Four players went to a flop of 2♥J♣3♠ when Christopher George bet 300,000 from middle position. Only Lauri Saaskilahti called on the button.
The turn was the 7♦ and George bet another 500,000. Saaskilahti again called.
Both players checked down the 2♠ river, and George showed A♥A♠ to win the pot.
David Paredes bumped it up to 175,000 from the hijack, and Thomas Clack was the only caller from the button.
Paredes bet around 150,000 on the monotone 6♣9♣K♣ flop, which Clack called.
Both players checked the 3♥ turn as the 8♥ arrived on the river. Paredes checked for a final time, allowing Clack to fire 400,000. Paredes decided a fold was best, and Clack pulled in the pot.
Carlos Chadha Villamarin raised in the hijack, and Lauri Saaskilahti called in the big blind.
The flop of 8♣4♣7♦ checked through, and Saaskilahti bet 325,000 on the 5♥ turn. Villamarin called.
Saaskilahti then bet 625,000 on the 8♠ river, and Villamarin quickly called. Saaskilahti showed a busted flush draw with K♣3♣ as Villamarin turned over A♠8♦ to win the pot with trips.
Daniel Savas raised to 160,000 from the cutoff and Ihar Soika defended his big blind.
Soika check-called a 250,000 bet from Savas on the 3♥K♥10♦ flop and a 500,000 bet from Savas on the 7♠ turn.
Both players checked down on the 9♠ river and Savas fast-rolled A♠K♦ for top pair, top kicker. Soika sent his cards into the muck upon seeing it and Savas collected the pot.
Ibrahim Naim made it 160,000 from under the gun, with Dan Stavila calling on the button and Michael Gagliano coming along from the big blind.
All three players checked the 5♠3♦6♣ flop before the 6♥ landed on the turn. Gagliano led out for 175,000, which was met by a raise to 425,000 from Naim. Stavila got out of the way, while Gagliano called.
The 3♠ completed the board, and both players checked. Gagliano tabled 5♥4♥ for two pair, sixes and fives, to take down the pot.
Blinds: 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante:
With a 60-minute delay, the stream revealed Darren Rabinowitz's elimination. Rami Hammoud first opened to 120,000 from middle position, but Rabinowitz on the button three-bet to 310,000. Hammoud moved all in for 3,620,000, and Rabinowitz called, finding himself at risk for 1,385,000.
Darren Rabinowitz: A♠K♥
Rami Hammoud: A♣J♥
Rabinowitz was on his way to double up with ace-king, but Hammoud managed to hit two pair on a board of J♠6♦4♣4♦2♣ to send Rabinowitz to the rail.
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