Orson Young open-jammed all in on the button for 610,000, and small blind Spyridon Apartoglou responded with an all-in of his own, pushing the big blind out of the way.
Orson Young: Q♦J♣ 
Spyridon Apartoglou: 9♠9♦
The flop came Q♠3♥5♠ immediately pushing Young ahead. It was looking good for him after the A♣ turn and K♣ river as well. Young was visibly happy as he scooped the pot for a double.
Yuto Misaka shoved all in for 590,000 from the cutoff. Caleb Harris, who was on the button made the call with 15,000 less.
Caleb Harris: A♥5♣
Yuto Misaka: A♠K♠
The door card hit Harris and he rode out the full board of 10♥9♣5♥7♦7♥ to win the hand with a pair of fives, leaving Misaka with crumbs.
Very short-stacked, Goichi Kawaski raised all in for 220,000 in the cutoff. Roman Hrabec clicked it to 445,000 on the button and the blinds folded.
Goichi Kawaski: A♣7♥
Roman Hrabec: A♥Q♣
The inferior ace remained second-best during the A♠K♣3♥A♦6♣ rundown, making Kawaski the 21st-place finisher.
With nearly equal stacks of around 1.5 million each, Huy Nguyen and Daniel Smiljkovic got their chips in the middle preflop.
Huy Nguyen: A♦Q♦
Daniel Smiljkovic: A♣K♦
The best hand held up during the 8♥4♠2♦K♥9♥ rundown and after the dealer double-checked, Smiljkovic had Nguyen covered by a hair to send the latter out in 23rd.
Agharazi Babayev raised to 160,000 from the buttom. Eoghan O'Dea reraised to 400,000 in the small blind.
Babayev moved all in for more than 2,000,000 chips. O'Dea made the call.
Agharazi Babayev: K♥Q♠
Eoghan O'Dea: A♣K♦
Babayev's bad situation got worse on the flop, though he picked up a flush draw on the turn, but by the end of the runout 9♦9♠A♠3♠A♥, O'Dea had a full house.
On a 9♠7♠3♠ flop, big blind Eoghan O'Dea checked to David Valden, who had raised from under the gun. Valden bet 260,000 and O'Dea took about two minutes before check-raising to 600,000.
Valden didn't need as long to make his decision, quickly moving all in for around 2,200,000. O'Dea, who barely had him covered, called it off.
David Valden: J♥J♦
Eoghan O'Dea: A♠7♥
Valden was currently ahead with his jacks but O'Dea had all sorts of outs to win the hand. The Q♥ on the turn was safe for Valden, but the 10♠ on the river completed O'Dea's flush to end Valden's run in 25th place.
In frustration, Valden flung his cap across the room, before quickly regaining his composure to congratulate O'Dea.
Mauro Ferreira opened to 160,000 from the button, and Myles Mullaly in the big blind called to see a flop.
The dealer fanned out A♠10♥5♥. Mullaly check-called Ferreira's 160,000 continuation bet.
After action was checked to him on the K♥ turn, Ferreira took his time to consider his move before putting in 500,000 in the middle of the table. Mullaly responded with his own tanking before finally making the call.
On the river 5♦ and with action passed to him again, Ferreira took quite a significant amount of time before firing 800,000 into the pot.
Mullaly mulled over his actions, alternately looking at the board, the pot, and Ferreira. Finally tired of the back-and-forth tanking between the two players, someone called for the clock. In the final ten seconds, Mullaly threw in one chip for a call, prompting Ferreira to muck his hand instantly.
A bit surprised, the dealer and some players had to clarify if it was a muck. Ferreira confirmed before the dealer pushed the pot toward a visibly amused Mullaly, who also didn't show his hand.
Romain Morvan open-jammed for 510,000 under the gun, and David Valden in late position called. After action folded around, they went to showdown.
Romain Morvan: A♥2♥
David Valden: A♦K♦
Morvan was looking at a potential double-up when the flop dropped 5♠5♦2♠, giving him a two-pair. He kept the lead on the 4♠ turn. Morvan got eliminated, however, when the A♣ fell on the river, giving Valden the same two pair, aces and fives, but with the higher king kicker.
Roman Hrabec raised to 160,000 from under the gun. Gonzalo Lopez three-bet to 1,100,000 two seats over, leaving himself with a couple of red T-5,000 chips to play with, and action got back to Hrabec.
He took about thirty seconds before moving all in. Lopez flicked the redbirds in to get to the showdown.
Gonzalo Lopez: A♦Q♥
Roman Hrabec: A♣K♥
The K♠9♣5♠ flop was enough for Lopez, who got up from his seat. He started walking after the 9♠ turn, making the 2♠ river a mere formality.
Josh Reichard bet 180,000 on a flop of 4♦Q♥8♣ from the button. Eoghan O'Dea check-called from the hijack.
The turn brought the 7♦. O'Dea checked, Reichard bet 725,000. After some thought, O'Dea made the call.
The 7♣ fell on the river, pairing the board.
O'Dea checked again. This time, Reichard moved all in with 1,940,000 in his stack.
O'Dea tanked for a bit over a bet that was three-quarters of his stack, then let it go.
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