On a four-way flop of 
, Michael Gentili bet 2,200 after two other players had checked to him and Danny Gonzales moved all in for 16,700 in total. Gentili gave it some thought and called with the 
to see Gonzales turn over 
for bottom set. The 
on the turn was a sweat for Gonzales, but the 
river was a blank.
Marco Johnson was in the big blind, betting 2,100 into the pot on the 
turn. Anatoly Filatov called in middle position and they continued to the 
river where Johnson fired another 6,600. Filatov threw in calling chips and Johnson tabled 
for a rivered two pair. Filatov mucked.
Nicholas Harvalis and another player checked to Russian two-time bracelet winner Vitaly Lunkin who bet 1,800. Harvalis called and the other player folded.
Harvalis checked the 
turn to his opponent and Lunkin continued for 3,600. Harvalis check-raised all in for around 13,000 and Lunkin quickly called.
Vitaly Lunkin: 
Nicholas Harvalis:
Both players had flopped sets and the river didn't improve Harvalis and he was eliminated.
The player under the gun opened to 1,300. Aaron Gustavson, on the button, called. The small blind three-bet to 5,100. The player under the gun called. Gustavson four-bet shoved for 21,000. The small blind reshoved for 37,200. The original raiser folded.
Aaron Gustavson: 
Opponent: 
The board ran 
and Gustavson doubled up.
Andy Frankenberger raised to 1,500 from under the gun and Robert Macdonald called from the small blind. The flop came 
and Macdonald checked to Frankenberger who continued for another 1,500. Macdonald instantly called and the landed on the turn.
Macdonald checked again and Frankenberger checked behind this time. The river was the and Macdonald checked one more time. Frankenberger threw in a bet of 4,000 and Macdonald quickly called. Frankenberger turned over 
for a flush and Macdonald was left with a look of surprise.
"Nice catch," he said to Frankenberger who quietly raked in the pot.
On a 
board, Eli Elezra check-called a bet of 3,600 and the river was the . Both he and his opponent checked.
"Pair of sevens," said Elezra, showing for a missed flush draw and pair of sevens. His opponent mucked and he took down the pot.
Eric Kurtzman was on the button, three-betting to 3,700 over a 1,300-raise from the cutoff. The big blind woke up with a cold four-bet, making it 9,000. Kurtzman asked the player to show his remaining stack and he had 22,500 behind.
Kurtzman tanked for two minutes while his opponent said: "This is the best card I've had in the last two tournaments."
However, Kurtzman was still interested in seeing the flop and called. It fell 
and Kurtzman quickly folded to a shove. His opponent turned up 
and Kurtzman tapped the felt.
Sylvain Naets seems to be eliminated from the Main Event. They're already breaking up tables in the Amazon Orange section and Daniel Reijmer's table broke.
Reijmer his new seat was the one that Naets started the day in, but he's no longer at the table and the seat now belongs to Reijmer.
On the river of a board 
, Florian Duta called a bet of 5,100 by Jeffrey Mahoney and was shown the for the nut flush, and the Romanian has lost half of his stack since the restart. He shares a table with Antonio Esfandiari, who has gathered a small rail to follow the action in the Purple section.
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