Kenneth Asher raised from under the gun and Lauri Saaskilahti called in the big blind.
Saaskilahti checked on the flop of 9♦2♠J♠ and Asher continued for 150,000. Saaskilahti check-raised to 375,000 and Asher called.
Saaskilahti then sized up to 775,000 on the 6♥ turn and Asher laid it down.
Francisco Fragoso and David Urban went to a flop of 3♥9♣4♦ where Fragoso bet 375,000 from middle position. Urban called in the big blind.
The turn was the 4♥ and Fragoso bet another 675,000. Urban again called, and the 6♣ fell on the river.
Fragoso then slowly assembled a bet of 1,200,000 and slid it into the middle. Urban tanked for a few seconds before tablemate Espen Sandvik called the clock.
"I'm thinking for 30 seconds. Enjoy your game. Don't worry about me," Urban said to Sandvik, who was watching the Norway-England game on his phone.
The tournament official gave Urban another minute before beginning his 30-second countdown, and he allowed his time to run out, and his hand was declared dead.
"Norway, you play dirty. You look like a nice guy, but you're not a nice guy. Do you think that was a small pot?" Urban said to Sandvik.
"I am a nice guy. All I know is that the pot took 6-7 minutes," Sandvik replied.
Robert Hess raised to 160,000 from early position and Romain Lewis three-bet to 435,000 from the next seat. When the action got back to him, Hess ripped it in for 2,355,000, and Lewis quickly called.
Robert Hess : A♣A♦ 
Romain Lewis: K♣K♥
It was another one of poker's ultimate coolers, with Lewis on the wrong end of it.
The 5♦J♦2♠2♥Q♦ runout brought no escape for Lewis, who had to send around a third of his stack across the table to Hess.
Maxime Chilaud raised to 160,000 on the button for Matthew Lapossie to call in the big blind. Following a K♣10♦2♠ flop, Lapossie check-called for 150,000 and did so again on the 2♣ turn, albeit for 500,000. Lapossie then checked the 6♠ on the river, and Chilaud moved all in with the covering stack.
With just under 20 big blinds behind, Lapossie gave it some thought and folded.
Lachezar Petkov raised to 160,000 in middle position. Justus Marsico shoved in his stack of 855,000 from the hijack, and Petkov called after confiriming the number.
Justus Marsico: K♦J♦
Lachezar Petkov: 7♠7♣
Marsico flopped best on K♠3♥8♠, and his top pair remained ahead on the 5♣ turn. Petkov hit one of his two outs on the 7♥ river, however, making a set to end Marsico's Main Event
Blinds: 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante:
Soheb Porbandarwala in early position opened to 120,000 with A♥9♠. Jamie Shaevel to his left called with Q♥Q♣ and all the other players folded.
Both players checked a flop of 2♣J♣6♦, leading to the 3♥ turn. Porbandarwala bet 240,000, but Shaevel didn't back down and called.
Porbandarwala continued for 815,000 on the Q♠ river. Shaevel, with a set, raised to 2,150,000 and Porbandarwala snap-folded.
Wesley Fei opened to 160,000 from middle position and was called by Lauri Saaskilahti in the cutoff.
Fei bet 160,000 on the 2♥5♠6♣ flop and then called a raise to 375,000 from Saaskilahti.
Both player proceeded to check down on the J♥ turn and K♥ river and Fei showed 7♦6♦ for a pair of sixes. Saaskilahti turned over 8♥8♠ for a pair of eights and was sent the pot.
With about 1,250,000 already in the pot on a completed board of J♠10♠3♠6♠10♣, Alex Faynshteyn was deep in the tank from the big blind after Mark Tropp jammed for 1,105,000 from early position.
With cameras surrounding the table, Faynshteyn was visibly on the fence. Holding only slightly more chips than Tropp, he repeatedly tried to engage him in conversation, but Tropp remained completely stoic, his eyes fixed on a point across the room.
After another minute or so, Faynshteyn finally folded.
The table immediately asked Tropp to show, and he happily obliged, windmilling K♥9♥ for a stone bluff.
Christopher Chaudey raised to 160,000 in early position. Carlos Saucedo three-bet his button to 390,000, and Chaudey called.
Chaudey went on to check-call Saucedo's bets of 210,000 on the 6♠2♦4♥ flop and 475,000 on the J♦ turn. The Q♠ river was checked to showdown, where Chaudey tabled 5♠5♦.
Sauceo mucked his cards, prompting Chaudey to jump up from his seat and run a victory lap.
"I was calling a shove," he then claimed when he returned to stack up his newly acquired chips.
Picking up the action on the turn with the board reading 6♥6♠8♣10♥, Farid Jattin bet 560,000 from the big blind and Cade Lautenbacher called in middle position.
Jattin checked on the Q♠ river and Lautenbacher checked back. Jattin showed a busted straight draw with 7♠5♦ as Lautenbacher turned over A♠10♠ to win the pot with a pair of tens.
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