Adekunie Olonoh called 10,000 under the gun, Rohan Sanganeria called in the small blind and Kevin Mathers checked in the dark in the big blind.
The flop came K♦J♣A♠, Olonoh bet 10,000, Sanganeria folded and Mathers said "I'm all in blind", and for 10,000 more Olonoh called.
Kevin Mathers: A♦Q♦ 
Adekunie Olonoh: 7♣6♣
The turn gave Mathers 100% on the K♥, the 6♥ on the river completed the run out.
Bernd Gleissner jammed for 77,000 from the hijack, and Matthew McEwan moved in over the top for around 90,000 from the button. Once the rest of the table folded, the cards were tabled.
Bernd Gleissner: 6♥6♠
Matthew McEwan: Q♠Q♥
Gleissner had made the money, but now looked destined for the rail with the inferior pocket pair.
Nothing changed on the 2♦A♥3♦4♦A♠ runout, meaning McEwan's queens held up to send Gleissner out of the tournament.
Adam Owen opened to 26,000 under the gun. The action checked around to Evan Avery, who defended from the big blind with the call.
The flop hit Q♦8♣3♦. Both players checked.
The turn brought the 9♥ and a bet of 18,000 from Owen. Avery check-raised over the top with an all-in for just under 100,000 chips. Owen called.
Evan Avery: K♥3♠
Adam Owen: 8♥8♦
Owen had flopped a set, leaving Avery drawing dead, and he was one of seven players to split the min cash for the bottom four places in the event.
Hand-for-hand play was called with 319 players remaining, and the bubble burst after the first wave of hands was completed. Somehow, seven players were eliminated simultaneously.
Evan Avery, Daniel James, Jamie Payne, Seymond Pon, Derek Kwan, Vincent Giuseffi, and Richard Kent all hit the rail at the same time. They shared four payout spots, each taking home $1,075.
With the bubble at hand, and seconds before the floor announced that dealers should halt play after their current hands, Steven Mortensen moved all in with 157,000.
When Christopher Bissinger, seated to his immediate left, raised all-in on top, Mortensen panicked.
"Those were not the words I wanted to hear," he said.
No one else called and Mortensen was in jeopardy of getting bounced from the tournament just shy of the cash.
Steven Mortensen: A♣J♥
Christopher Bissinger: Q♥Q♣
The runout of A♦A♥3♠2♦7♥ went quite well for Mortensen, who doubled up to stayed alive in the tournament.
With 319 players remaining, and the top 316 making the money, the tournament is now on hand-for-hand play.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
There was around 80,000 in the pot, with the board reading 6♣8♣J♣9♣. Daniel Johnson fired out 20,000 from the big blind, but faced a decision for most of his stack as Ryan Crow made it 70,000 from middle position.
Johnson agonized for quite some time, before letting go of his hand.
"Flopped it, and tried to trap," Johnson told Crow.
"Good laydown," Crow repsonded, flashing the A♣ to show he had the nut-flush.
The hand was picked up with Shai Zurr having three-bet Erik Bolton all-in with 62,000 from middle position. Matthew Wantman moved all in as well from the cutoff with 125,000.
When the action reached Ryan Depaulo, he elected to call. Bolton, feeling a certain pull to his right folded, and declared he had pocket queens.
Shai Zurr: A♠10♠
Matthew Wantman: K♦K♣
Ryan Depaulo: A♦A♥
The runout 9♣3♥7♠9♦J♥ didn't hurt Depaulo's aces, as he picked up the double knockout.
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