Kyle Julius raised to 50,000 from the button, and Sergi Reixach jammed for 470,000 from the small blind. Julius made the call.
Sergi Reixach: K♠Q♥ 
Kyle Julius: 6♣6♦
The coin flip didn't go Reixach's way, as his Broadway cards failed to improve on the 10♦7♥2♣A♥10♠ runout.
Julius' pocket sixes held up, sending Reixach to the rail.
A pot of roughly 670,000 had amassed between David Peters from under the gun and Eelis Parssinen on the button.
The two players were looking at a completed board of J♣10♣K♠A♥3♣, where Peters checked. Parssinen slid out a bet of 185,000, sending Peters deep into the tank.
Peters remained almost motionless for around two minutes before the clock was called. Even with the countdown ticking away, he barely moved until, with fewer than ten seconds remaining, he quietly announced, "All in."
The shove was for Parssinen's remaining 1,015,000. Visibly discomfited by the spot, Parssinen took just a few moments before slamming in the call.
Peters tabled A♣J♦ for two pair with the nut flush blocker, but Parssinen revealed K♣8♣ for the second-nut flush to double up at Peters' expense.
Kyle Julius raised to 50,000 from the cutoff and Jamie O'Connor defended his big blind with a call.
The flop came 7♣6♠5♠, and O'Connor decided to lead for 40,000, Julius double checked his holding and made the call. The 2♣ on the turn slowed O'Connor down and he checked, then Julius fired out a bet of 110,000 and O'Connor quickly folded.
Asi Moshe raised to 50,000 from the button, and Jon Vallinas Santos jammed for 565,000 from the big blind. Moshe got an exact count from the dealer before making the call, looking to try and eliminate Santos.
Jon Vallinas Santos: 3♥3♣
Asi Moshe: Q♠J♠
This time it was a coin flip that would decide Santos' fate, and he came out on the wrong side of it as the board ran out 5♠J♦6♥J♣6♠.
Santos was left playing the board, while Moshe improved to a full house to score the knockout. Santos headed to the rail, and Moshe's stack climbed to almost two million.
Asi Moshe raised to 50,000 from the cutoff before calling the 440,000 jam from Jon Vallinas Santos in the small blind.
Jon Vallinas Santos: A♣10♦
Asi Moshe: K♥Q♦
Santos was slightly ahead with ace-high, but Moshe had two live cards working for him with five cards to come.
Santos stayed in front on the 10♥3♠3♥ flop after pairing his ten. The 5♣ turn and 5♠ river changed nothing, and he doubled to almost one million chips.
This year's nominees for the Poker Hall of Fame have been announced, with the eight individuals now heading to the living members of the Hall for voting.
Each member can vote for up to four nominees, and anyone receiving votes from 22 or more members earns an automatic induction. This change, from a previous "winner-takes-all" format allowing for only one induction per year, was announced earlier this month.
Five of the eight nominees are first-time nominees, having met the minimum age requirement of 40. Eight-time WSOP bracelet winner Shaun Deeb headlines these players; he is joined by Jason Koon, Isaac Haxton, Chris Moorman, and Justin Bonomo.
With around 300,000 already in the pot on a board of Q♣10♥6♣A♥, Kully Sidhu checked from the big blind. John Racener bet 140,000 from the hijack, and Sidhu called.
The Q♥ completed the board, and both players checked. Sidhu tabled A♣5♣ for a pair of aces, and Racener mucked.
Anand Norby's seat has been vacated as he was eliminated in 24th place.
Justin Liberto raised to 50,000 from under the gun, and David Peters three-bet to 140,000 from middle position. Action folded back to Liberto and he decided to four-bet to 305,000 and Peters called.
Liberto showed no signs of slowing down on a flop of K♥Q♦Q♥, and he fired out a bet of 80,000, and Peters called. The K♦ on the turn saw Liberto fire out again but for 165,000, and Peters called.
Liberto did slow down on the J♣ river with a check, and Peters went all in for 900,000 effective and Liberto snap-folded.
Arthur Thiriart raised to 50,000 from under the gun, and Loic Debregeas was the only player to come along from the big blind.
Debregeas check-called a bet of 35,000 from Thiriart on the J♥4♣K♥ flop before deciding to lead out for 50,000 when the 4♦ landed on the turn. Thiriart folded, surrendering the pot to Debregeas.
On one of the first hands back from the break, Vladas Tamasauskas made it 50,000 from the cutoff, and Banipal Babana three-bet to 175,000 from the small blind. Tamasauskas came along with a call.
Babana fired a continuation-bet of 135,000 on the J♥8♣6♦ flop, which Tamasauskas called.
The 2♠ landed on the turn, and Babana jammed for around 475,000, prompting a quick fold from Tamasauskas.
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