Christopher Summers-James raised to 30,000 in the hijack, and in the cutoff, Gustavo Mendez Laporta moved all in for 320,000 to see action fold back to Summers-James, who called.
Gustavo Mendez Laporta: Q♣J♠ 
Christopher Summers-James: J♥J♦
The board ran out 10♥8♥7♠A♦A♥ and the jacks held up for Summers-James to eliminate his tablemate from the tournament.
Branden Shimamoto made it 35,000 to play from the button and was looked up by Itai Levy in the small blind and Christopher Bennett in the big blind.
It was checked around on the Q♦8♣3♣ flop for the 9♠ to peel off on the turn. Levy led out for 65,000, and only Shimamoto made the call.
On the 6♥ river, Levy checked it over to Shimamoto, who fired off a river bet of 250,000. Levy went into the tank briefly before he made the call, but was shocked to see Shimamoto table 10♥7♦ for a rivered straight. Shimamoto was pushed the healthy pot to climb over the one-million-chip mark.
Zyad Qasem opened to 30,000 from late position and on the button, Peter Ball raised to 50,000. Action folded back around to Qasem who ripped it for 515,000 effective and Ball called.
Peter Ball: K♠K♣
Zyad Qasem: A♣10♣
The board ran out J♣5♠4♥10♥Q♣ and the runout kept Ball's kings in front to double.
Action folded to Steven Taylor on the button, who raised to 30,000, only for Tomer Balan in the small blind to three-bet all in for 60,000.
Action came back around to Taylor, who tossed in the call.
Tomer Balan: 10♦10♠
Steven Taylor: A♦2♠
The Q♣2♥3♦ flop spelled some danger for Balan, but when the 3♣ turn and J♣ river bricked out, he was shipped the pot for a needed double-up.
Smith Collins raised from early position to 35,000, and Alan Gendelman called from the big blind. The flop came out with K♦2♦10♥, and both players checked.
On the turn 5♥, Gendelman checked, while Collins bet 60,000. Gendelman decided to see the river and called.
Both players checked the river 8♦. Gendelman mucked as Collins flipped over K♣Q♣ for a pair of kings.
Evagoras Evagorou completes the small blind and Dennis Snowdy in the big blind calls. The dealer revealed the flop 6♥6♣Q♣. Evagorou check-called Snowdy’s 30,000 bet to see the turn 8♣.
Evagorou threw 120,000 chips into the middle; Snowdy instantly put in 210,000. After a bit of thinking, Evagorou decided to go all in for 1,145,000. Snowdy gave it a long thought and decided to fold with only 300,000 behind.
Yegor Moroz opened to 30,000 from middle position, and in the cutoff, Jane Bahk called. In the small blind, Carlos Guerrero raised to 150,000 to see action fold back to Moroz. Moroz thought for a few seconds before opting to move all in for 825,000 to see Bahk fold, and Guerrero flicked a single chip to call.
Yegor Moroz: A♣K♣
Carlos Guerrero: K♠K♥
The board ran out A♦7♣6♦J♠J♥, and the aces and jacks were good for the pot. Moroz doubled to become one of the overall tournament leaders.
Jinha Park moved all in from under the gun for 150,000, and Mario Quijano called from the big blind.
Jinha Park: A♥9♥
Mario Quijano: K♠K♣
The board was 10♣7♦8♦7♥8♠ and Quijano's two-pair won.
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