Arkadi Onikoul and Jack Oliver were heads-up and all-in with Oliver at risk for the 1,590,000 he had behind.
Jack Oliver: 
Arkadi Onikoul: 
The board ran out 
for Oliver to hold with the aces and double up.
Jacob Millstein raised to 240,000 in middle position, Jon Shoreman three-bet shoved 1,695,000 from the cutoff and Millstein called after a minute.
Jon Shoreman: 
Jacob Millstein: 
The dealer fanned out 
, low enough for Shoreman to continue his Main Event run.
Lewis Spencer raised it up from under the gun and Nicolas Vayssieres defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and Vayssieres check-called a bet of 650,000 from Spencer.
The turn brought the 
and Vayssieres checked again. Spencer sized up a bet of 1,200,000 and Vayssieres still called. The river was the and Vayssieres checked once more. Spencer quickly knuckled back and Vayssieres showed 
for a rivered straight.
Ugur Secilmis raised under the gun, Joshua Field three-bet from the hijack. Nicholas Rigby flatted from the small blind. Secilmis then four-bet jammed all in, Field called and Rigby folded the 
face up.
Ugur Secilmis: 
Joshua Field:
Secilmis was ace hunting to keep his main event alive. The flop came to cause a groan from Rigby as he would have flopped two-pair. The turn was the card that Field didn't want to see as the came off to launch Secilmis into the lead. The river was the and the Turkish player counted his new stack with his main event chances given new life.
"You have to trust the diaper. C'mon Rigby!" was yelled from Rigby's rail as he smiled and shook his head.
Ronne Abro opened to 275,000 and Ruslan Dykshteyn flat-called. Out of the big blind, Chase Bianchi three-bet to one million and Abro was in a short tank. He had just started a massage session and suddenly said "not so hard" to the massage therapist. Bianchi instantly joked "harder" from the other side of the table.
Abro then folded while Dykshteyn called, virtually rubbing his hands with the words "you gonna double me up."
On the 
flop, Bianchi bet 600,000 and received a call by Dykshteyn after he had fully hidden his face and massive beard with his extended face mask. The turn was checked by Bianchi as he reverted back to the non-masked attire and he then called a bet worth 500,000 by Dykshteyn. Both opted to check the river and Bianchi announced ace-high. Dykshteyn had that beat with the and raked in the pot.
"I decided to gamble," Dykshteyn mentioned in table chat while raking in the pot.
The board read 
with a substantial pot in the middle already. Ehsan Amiri had checked in the small blind but Cody Wiegmann decided to put him all-in from the big blind.
Amiri tanked for a while, counted out his stack of around 740,000, and took some more time. At one point, Lewis Spencer called the clock. The floor came over, the dealer confirmed that Amiri had had almost three minutes. The floor gave Amiri another minute as his tournament life was at risk but before the time was over, Amiri already folded.
Jareth East raised to 250,000 from the button and Koray Aldemir called from the small blind. Daniel Swartz three-bet shoved for 2.25 million from the big blind and East called while Aldemir got out of the way.
Daniel Swartz:
Jareth East: 
The board ran out 
and the flopped set of eights was enough for Swartz to score a double through East.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Arkadi Onikoul bet 500,000 out of the big blind and was called by the initial raiser Jack Oliver. Onikoul then bet the 
turn for 3,500,000 and Oliver folded to drop below 20 big blinds.
The action folded around to Tyler Cornell on the button who ripped all in for 1,655,000. Alejandro Lococo looked down at his cards in the big blind and quickly called to put Cornell at risk.
Tyler Cornell: 
Alejandro Lococo:
Cornell was well in front, just looking to fade the three remaining aces in the deck. The board ran out 
and Cornell pulled in a double up.
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