Aaron Kupin raised to 160,000 from under the gun, Josh Reichard three-bet shoved from the big blind, and Kupin called all in for 1,070,000.
Aaron Kupin: K♦K♣ 
Josh Reichard: A♥Q♥
Kupin already stood up after the A♠10♠3♠ flop, although the J♦ turn provided him some extra outs. The K♠ on the river, despite improving him to a set, wasn't one of them as Reichard made Broadway to send the bracelet winner home in 28th.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Liran Betito raised to 525,000 under the gun.
The action folded to Agharazi Babayev on the button. He raised enough to bring in Betito's last couple of chips should he choose to make the call. He did.
Liran Betito: A♦4♥
Agharazi Babayev: A♥9♠
The door card gave Babayev a pair of nines and that held through a full board of 5♠7♣9♣4♣7♦.
Jose Latorre opened to 120,000 in early position and Daniel Smiljkovic three-bet him to 330,000. Caleb Harris in the big blind, covered by that bet, was all-in for 180,000. Latorre called Smiljkovic, creating a 300,000 side pot.
The flop came Q♥5♥K♥. After the action was checked to him, Smiljkovic shot out 100,000, which Latorre called.
Both players checked the A♥ turn and the 8♠ river. Smiljkovic showed K♦10♦ for a flopped pair, but Latorre turned over A♣5♣ for a pair of aces to win the side pot.
Harris tabled 10♥4♥ to win the main pot with a flush.
Action was picked up with Seunghyun Nam at risk, and Josh Reichard's cards and chips in the middle of the table.
Seunghyun Nam: A♥3♣
Josh Reichard: K♠8♣
After losing the vast majority of his stack on his ill-timed bluff of Reichard earlier, Nam was now looking at a potential double-up when the flop came K♦A♠9♣. In the K♣ turn, Reichard took the lead with trips, dashing Nam's hopes of staying in the tournament.
Nam got on his feet, ready to leave, when the dealer completed the board with a useless 3♠ river.
With the 10♠9♣4♥3♥10♥ board completed, Josh Reichard was in the big blind and bet 230,000, about half the size of the pot. Reichard had 275,000 behind after the bet.
Seunghyan Nam, seated to his direct left, responded with an all-in shove, slightly covering Reichard. Uneasy, Reichard shifted around in his chair, taking the better part of four minutes trying to get a read on the situation.
Ultimately, the Midwestern crusher called all in with J♣9♠ — the right call, as Nam couldn't muster up more than A♣Q♥. Nam was left with 215,000 in chips.
In a single-raised pot, the flop was A♣A♠J♠ and Hang Xu checked his big blind to Corentin Soulier, who bet 80,000. Xu called.
On the 6♣ turn, Xu checked, Soulier bet 325,000, Xu check-raised to 725,000, and Soulier called.
The river was the 10♥ and Xu bombed it for 2,100,000, leaving himself a mere 250,000 behind. Soulier removed his sunglasses and stared intently at Xu, who sat with his mouth covered and his own sunglasses on. After a minute or so, Soulier gave it up.
Caleb Harris moved all in from middle position. Roman Hrabec made the call from the hijack with less.
Roman Hrabec: A♥Q♥
Caleb Harris: 3♥3♦
The race turned on the turn with Hrabec pairing a queen in a runout of J♣6♦4♥Q♣9♠ that took most of Harris' chips.
In the battle of the blinds, Cameron Widergren opened for 130,000 and big blind Eoghan O'Dea defended with a three-bet to 450,000. Widergren, thought for a few seconds before announcing all-in for around 750,000 and O'Dea instantly called.
Cameron Widergren: K♦J♠
Eoghan O'Dea: A♠3♠
O'Dea was ahead with ace-high on the 8♠7♥3♦ flop. Widergren became a bit hopeful for a double up when the K♠ turn pushed him ahead. All his hopes were dashed when the A♣ river fell giving O'Dea the higher pair.
Widergren left the table as O'Dea scooped the pot.
Myles Mullaly opened to 120,000 in late position to be reraised by Corentin Soulier on the button to 360,000. John Ciccarelli in the big blind had other things in mind and four-bet to 600,000 pushing Mullaly out of the pot. Soulier called to see a flop.
The flop dropped 10♣4♥6♣. Cicarrelli continued with an all-in for 1,900,000 which was enough to take the pot down.
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