Andrew Voor raised to 25,000 in early position and was called by Matthew Salsberg in middle position and Ryan Zickefoose in the cutoff. Ho Lee then moved all in for 249,000 in the big blind, and only Salsberg called.
Ho Lee: K♣J♣ 
Matthew Salsberg: A♣Q♥
Both players hit a pair on the A♠K♠6♣ flop, while Salsberg was ahead with his aces. The rest of the 4♣10♠ board was no help to Lee, and he was sent to the rail.
Mark Darner opened to 25,000 from under the gun and Philip Lucia, who was sat to his direct left, called. Action folded around to Benjamin Horgan in the hijack and he moved all in for 77,000. Darner called. Lucia jammed and Darner mucked, leaving the players to flip.
Benjamin Horgan: 10♣10♠
Philip Lucia: A♥Q♣
Horgan held on the 9♣7♦J♥ flop. There was no change on the 5♠ turn and 5♦ river to give him more than a double up.
There was a big pot brewing with the completed board showing 9♥8♥7♥8♠K♦ on which Chino Rheem bet 175,000. He then faced the shove by Michael Rossitto for around 600,000 and went deep into the tank.
Sasha Guerin relayed to the live reporting team that Rheem had raised to 25,000 preflop and Rossitto called, Rheem them bet the flop for 35,000 and the turn for 95,000 with Rossitto calling both times.
After more than three minutes in the tank on the river, Rheem folded and asked if he could see one card. Rossitto obliged and the K♥ was exposed.
On a completed board of 4♣7♥9♦A♦6♥, with around 150,000 in the center. Robert Murphy checked from the big blind to Stephen Clemens under the gun.
Clemens then moved all in for 188,000, which sent Murphy in the tank. After some time had gone by, Murphy called to put his opponent at risk.
Clemens enthusiastically showed A♠6♠ for two pair, but his delight soon disappeared as Murphy opened A♥9♥ for an unexpected higher two pair to send him to the rail.
The action was picked up as Tom Middleton had cold four-bet all in from the button for 130,000. He was called by three-bettor Leo Worthington-Leese in the cutoff.
Tom Middleton: A♣Q♥
Leo Worthington-Leese: Q♦J♦
The 3♠7♣8♦2♥8♥ offered no threat to Middleton, who survived with a double-up.
Augiuste Shastry pushed all-in for 109,000 from under the gun and Chung-Tang Lin moved all-in over the top from the next seat, all other players folded.
Auguste Shastry: K♥Q♣
Chung-Tang Lin: 8♦8♣
The board ran out J♠9♠6♥2♠5♦ and the pocket pair held for Lin to score the knockout.
Aubrey Williams moved all in for 160,000 from the hijack and Dhiraj Sharma put her at risk in early position.
Aubrey Williams: A♣K♦
DJ Sharma: A♠J♦
"There's going to be a jack of diamonds in the window. Show me a jack," Sharma said before realizing that he held the J♦. "Show me a jack of hearts," he corrected.
He got his wish as the flop came J♠Q♠4♣ to give him a pair and the lead. "It's right there, boom!" he said, and the rest of the board ran out 3♥Q♣ to send Williams to the rail.
"That's what we do!" Sharma shouted as he raked in the pot.
Alfred Karlsson raised to approximately 60,000 from early position, keeping only 1,000 behind. Arie Kliper on the button made the call.
Karlsson checked a flop of 6♠K♥10♣. Kliper bet and Karlsson called with the single yellow chip he had left.
Alfred Karlsson: A♠8♠
Arie Kliper: A♣10♦
"There is hope," Karlsson said while revealing his cards. But these hopes where quickly dashed by an A♦4♠ runout and he was eliminated.
Action picked up on the turn three-ways with the board reading K♠K♦J♥5♥ as Anh Do checked in the hijack to Adam Nattress who bet 65,000 from the cutoff. Travis Fujisaka folded on the button but Do called.
On the 6♣ river, Do checked again to Nattress who put out a bet of 120,000. Do responded with a check-raise large enough to put Nattress all in, and he had 273,000 behind.
After a minute's tank, Nattress opted to let it go, and Do collected another pot as he soars well over a million this level.
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