On the tail end of a bigger pot between Joseph Cheong in the big blind and Jeremy Ausmus in the under-the-gun position, the board showed 
. Cheong faced a bet worth 300,000 and eventually paid it off to get shown 
for queens full by Ausmus, who leaped above one million in chips after claiming the pot.
Eric Fields doubled up through Josh Arieh in the last level but this time the roles were reversed. With around 70,000 chips in the middle and the flop reading 
, the two players got all of their chips in the middle with Arieh at risk for 238,000.
Arieh held 
for a pair of aces and the nut flush draw. The on the turn and the on the river left Arieh with the nuts and Fields' cards were already sent face down into the muck.
Leonid Yanovski got his short stack in before the flop and was looked up by one of the big stacks on the table in Martin Dam.
Leonid Yanovski: 
Martin Dam: 
The 
board gave Dam queens full of sixes and Yanovski was eliminated.
Stephen Chidwick was in position against Ali Imsirovic on a board reading 
. Imsirovic bet 30,000 and Chidwick raised to 182,000, which Imsirovic responded to by jamming all-in for slightly more. Chidwick called.
Ali Imsirovic: 
Stephen Chidwick: 
Imsirovic had a set but the 
on the turn gave Chidwick a straight, and Imsirovic was eliminated when he didn't improve on the 
river.
Jim Collopy faced a bet of 75,000 by Amir Mirrasouli on the 
river and had around 50,000 behind while in the blinds. He eventually made the call and Mirrasouli flipped over the 
for the ace-high flush to win the pot. Collopy sent his cards with force into the muck and quickly departed the tournament area.
Daniel Zack raised to 28,000 on the button and Ben Yu three-bet to 90,000 from the small blind. Zack just called and the dealer spread the flop of 
. Yu announced a pot-sized bet and Zack pushed the last of his 180,000 chips into the middle.
Daniel Zack: 
Ben Yu:
Zack held the best hand with the only flush draw and the 
on the turn eliminated all of Yu's two pair outs. However, it was the 
on the river that gave Yu a straight, and Zack was bounced from the tournament.
Niklas Astedt in the big blind was in a hand against [Removed:508] in the small blind on a board reading 
.
Astedt put out a flop bet and Crivello called. Crivello then led out with a bet of 74,000 on the 
turn and it was Astedt who called this time.
Crivello fired a bet of 77,000 when the river brought the and Astedt folded.
Nathan Zimnik raised it up from under the gun and Ben Tollerene just called from the small blind. The dealer fanned the flop of 
and Tollerene led out with a bet of 36,000. Zimnik called and the landed on the turn.
Tollerene moved all in for 107,000 and Zimnik called after getting a count. Tollerene showed which was ahead of Zimnik's 
. However, the on the river gave Zimnik a full house and Tollerene was eliminated.
In a multi-way limped pot, the flop showed and Ka Kwan Lau checked, as did Sterling Savill. Amir Mirrasouli then bet 12,000 and Lau check-raised to 36,000. Savill reraised to 150,000 and Mirrasouli cold-called. Lau asked to see the stack size of both opponents as Mirrasouli had some 200,000 behind and Savill had 63,000 still at his disposal.
The jam by Lau followed and both opponents called all-in.
Sterling Savill:
Amir Mirrasouli:
Ka Kwan Lau:
The turn filled up Mirrasouli to a full house and the 
river was a formality.
"Okay, that makes up for the last hand, I am done for the day," Mirrasouli joked to the table. He doubled through Lau for 357,000 and Savill was sent to the rail.
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