Michael Bollar moved all in from under the gun and got a single call from Jason Christy in an early position.
Jason Christy: 7♣7♦
Michael Bollar: A♦Q♥
Christy was ahead only until the flop came 3♠10♦Q♣, which gave Bollar a better pair.
The Q♠ turn sealed the players fate and Christy stood from the table as the 10♠ was placed on the board.
Jihyun Min went all in from under the gun and received an all-in raise from his neighbor, Peter Gomez. With no other takers, it went to showdown.
Peter Gomez: K♥K♦
Jihyun Min: A♥Q♦
Min needed help from the board, but fate dealt Gomez quads, sealing the win as the board ran out 2♣K♠5♥Q♥K♣.
Left with just 120,000, Min found himself in the big blind for the next hand. Eder Murata raised from middle position, and Min went all in again.
Jihyun Min: K♥Q♣
Eder Murata: A♠K♦
This time, Min caught a glimmer of hope as the flop came Q♥4♠6♥, and the turn brought the 4♣. However, the river delivered another king, K♠, and Min was sent to the rail.
Players were heads-up with the cards face up and the board already showing.
The dealer was counting out Lexy Gavin-Mather's stack after she secured a big double from Christopher Moen.
Lexy Gavin-Mather: 7♦7♥
Christopher Moen: A♥A♣
Gavin-Mather had hit a set of sevens on the 5♠5♦10♦10♥7♠ runout, cracking Moens aces and securing the pot.
Before the flop, Samy Boujmala had put most of his stack into the middle when Jamel Ghizaoui moved all in to cover.
Boujmala then tanked for a good bit to secure the pay jump and then quickly called to put himself at risk.
Samy Boujmala: A♣Q♣
Jamel Ghizaoui: A♥A♦
Boujmala shook his head as he saw what he was up against, and the runout of 4♦10♦9♠5♣6♠ did him no favors to send him to the payout desk.
Leo Sigurdsson raised from an early position to 200,000. Shane Rawlins jammed all in for around 650,000 from a middle position, and Bryan Obregon also moved all in for around 1,300,000 from the button.
Action was then on Sigurdsson to make the call putting his entire stack at risk. The clock was called and Sigurdsson opted to fold his cards and the players went heads-up.
Shane Rawlins: J♥J♠
Bryan Obregon: A♥Q♣
Rawlins was ahead and things stayed that way on the 2♦10♣7♠ flop. Things took a turn for Rawlins when the turn came the Q♠.
The 3♥ river sealed his fate and Rawlins was eliminated from the tournament with around 160 players remaining.
Nível: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
After a preflop betting war, Feng Qu and Samuel Kabelitz got it all in preflop, with the former at risk.
Feng Qu: Q♥Q♣
Samuel Kabelitz: A♥2♥
Qu was well in the lead with his pocket queens, but unfortunately for him, the runout of 5♠J♥K♥5♥10♥ gave both players a flush, but Kabelitz held the ace-high to send Qu to the rail.
It was a three-way all-in with an unexpected outcome.
Opponent: 10♣10♠
Peter Ng: 7♠7♥
Jamel Ghizaoui: A♣Kx
The tens were ahead until the river as the board showed 9♦J♥5♦6♠. The opponent was almost ready to celebrate a triple-up, but the river revealed a 7♦, giving Ng trip sevens and boosting his stack to over 2,000,000 with this hand.
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