Action was picked up on the river with a board of 6♣8♣5♦3♣Q♦ and a pot of about 400,000. Merritt Kuhn was in the small blind and bet 375,000, and Bruno Porto called from the big blind.
Kuhn announced, "Ten high," and showed 10♥9♥. Porto showed J♠5♥ for a pair of fives and the win.
Nikolai Mollat in cutoff jammed for 1,190,000, then Barry Watkins on the button moved all in for 700,000 and the blinds folded.
Barry Watkins: K♦Q♣ 
Nikolai Mollat: 9♥9♠
The board ran out 5♦A♥5♥5♣6♦, and Watkins was eliminated.
Action folded to Amanda Soscia in late position, who open-jammed all in for 680,000, only for Martin Kabrhel, who sat in the next seat, to also move all in over the top to isolate. Kabrhel had the rest of the table covered, who all folded.
Amanda Soscia: 6♥6♠
Martin Kabrhel: A♦K♥
Not the safest flop came for Soscia of 2♣10♣J♥, which added to Kabrhel's outs. The 5♥ turn changed nothing, but when the A♥ peeled off on the river, Kabrhel hit his pair to send Soscia to the cage.
Alexandre Besse in middle position jammed for 1,800,000. Michio Kawasaki in the cutoff moved all in for 565,000, and the other players folded.
Michio Kawasaki: K♠J♠
Alexandre Besse: A♥8♥
Kawasaki stood up as Besse flopped an ace on A♦7♣4♠. Things changed, however, when Kawasaki hit a runner-runner flush with the 9♠A♠ runout to double up.
Action was picked up on the flop Q♠6♦2♠, and the pot was about 400,000. Jacob Cohen was under the gun and bet 200,000, and Alexandre Besse was on the button and moved all in for 820,000 effective. Cohen spent a few minutes contemplating and then folded to preserve his tournament life.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/10,000
Ante: 100,000
Action folded to Antonius Samuel in the small blind, who raised to 600,000, which was enough to put Christian Harder, who sat in the big blind, all in.
Harder went into the tank for a good two to three minutes before he made the call for his tournament life.
Christian Harder: 8♠7♠
Antonius Samuel:8♥8♦
No help whatsoever for Harder on the 3♥Q♥Q♦3♠J♥ runout, and he was sent to the rail.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 160,000 from under the gun before Rob Wazwaz moved all in for 520,000 from two seats over. Kabrhel went into the tank. “I have a little Casino Royale,” he said as Wazwaz tried to convince him to make the call. After some thought, Kabrhel tossed in the chips.
Rob Wazwaz: J♣10♣
Martin Kabrhel: 9♥7♦
Wazwaz kept the lead all the way through a board of A♦4♠5♣K♦10♠ and doubled up. “So lucky, this guy. Complete cooler,” Kabrhel added after the hand.
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