In a preflop all-in, India's Ritwik Khanna was all-in and at risk holding the 10♥10♠ and he was flipping against Robert Gill with the A♠J♣. No ace or jack came on the Q♦3♣2♦5♥9♠ runout and Gill's former big stack was decimated further. On the same table, Dan Stavila sits behind a monster stack and currently leads the way in the penultimate level of the night.
Viktor Berg raised to 25,000 in early position, Glenn Zellman moved all in for 190,000 in middle position, and Berg called.
Glenn Zellman: A♣K♣ 
Viktor Berg: 10♦10♠
Zellman was racing for his tournament life, but he couldn't connect with the 8♦7♠6♥3♦2♠ board and was sent to the rail.
At another table, Michael Casparriello had a raise of 100,000 in front of him from the big blind before Yongqing Yuan moved all in for 272,000 in middle position. Casparriello called to put her at risk.
Yongqing Yuan: K♣K♠
Michael Casparriello: 10♣10♥
Yuan had Casparriello dominated with her tens, and the board ran out Q♣8♥8♦5♣5♦ to give her a double-up.
Three-way on a flop of 3♠7♥9♣ with 120,000 in the pot, Jesse Green under the gun jammed for 60,000. Giuseppe Pantaleo to his left raised all in for 170,000, and Jeff Hatten later regretted his fold in the big blind.
Jesse Green: A♥9♥
Giuseppe Pantaleo: Q♦Q♠
Green moved all in with top pair but ran into queens. The K♥ turn and the 8♦ river changed nothing and Green was eliminated.
Xoan Mourino opened to 25,000 and was called by Chi Chen from directly behind, Sasha Liu in middle position, Steven Stanton in the cutoff, and Masataka Setoguchi in the big blind for a casual five-way pot.
Action folded to Chen, who led out for 64,000 on the 10♥4♠7♥ flop. Liu called, but Villa, Setoguchi, and Mourino folded.
The 8♦ fell on the turn and Chen barreled for 153,000. This time Liu quickly let her hand go and Chen was awarded the pot.
Aleksandar Jankovic raised to 24,000 under the gun, and Matthew Lapossie called in the cutoff. Tyler Cornell then moved all in on the button for 227,000, which Jankovic called before Lapossie got out of the way.
Tyler Cornell: A♥A♣
Aleksandar Jankovic: K♠K♥
There was little concern for Cornell across the 3♥10♦5♣6♦5♥ board, with his pocket aces providing him a full double-up.
Ali Ayub got his remaining 185,000 across the betting line from late position, and it was Jeffrey Lennon looking to win them all from the next seat.
Ali Ayub: A♠K♠
Jeffrey Lennon: 7♦7♣
It was a coin flip that Ayub needed to win to stay alive.
Ayub found a king on the 5♥K♣8♥ flop to take a huge lead in the hand. The J♠ turn and 10♦ river were no help to Lennon, and Ayub doubled up to more than 30 big blinds.
Alfred Karlsson opened to 25,000 under the gun before Dimitrios Kilintaris three-bet to 80,000 from middle position. With the action back on Karlsson, he four-bet jammed his entire stack for 453,000. Kilintaris asked for a count and pondered the decision for 30 seconds before putting in the call.
Alfred Karlsson: Q♠J♠
Dimitrios Kilintaris: A♥K♠
Karlsson bluffed at the wrong time but he held live cards against the big slick of Kilintaris. However, the K♥K♦J♦ flop put Kilintaris firmly into the lead. The 6♥6♣ runout could not save Karlsson, and his Main Event run was cut short as Kilintaris improved to kings-full.
Edgardo Figueroa jammed for 121,000 from the hijack, and Peter Kiem moved all in over the top from the cutoff. The rest of the table folded, and the players tabled their cards with Figueroa at risk.
Edgardo Figueroa: A♠Q♥
Peter Kiem: A♦K♣
Neither player hit anything on the 6♥7♣3♠4♥2♦ runout, which meant Kiem won the pot with big slick, and Figueroa was sent to the rail.
Picking up the action on a flop of J♥9♥3♠, Jeremy Moore was all in for 315,000 and Farah Galfond was all in for 461,000, while Jordan Griff had both players covered.
Jeremy Moore: J♠J♣
Farah Galfond: 9♠9♣
Jordan Griff: A♦A♣
Moore and Galfond had both flopped sets and Griff was far away in third place with his aces. The board then finished out 6♣3♦ to improve both Moore and Galfond to full houses and Moore tripled up to above a million in chips.
Martin Zamani raised to 30,000 in middle position. David Karlin called in the cutoff before Akay Behchet moved his last 70,000 over the line on the button. Shreesh Hebbar four-bet to 200,000, which Zamani quickly called.
Karlin got out of the way for the A♦K♣K♦ flop to be fanned. Hebbar continued for 75,000, quickly folding Zamani out of the pot.
After making sure he had received the pot, Hebbar tabled his cards. After some moments, the at-risk Behchet followed suit.
Akay Behchet: A♠A♥
Shreesh Hebbar: J♠J♥
"Oh, a little slowroll. Why did you wait so long? Do you enjoy that?" big stack Chi Wei Fan playfully teased Behchet.
No running jacks appeared on the 5♣4♣ turn and river, securing Behchet his double-up.
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