Kyosuke Nagami three-bet to 350,000 in the hijack as action folded back to Ho Lee, who four-bet to 1,025,000 in middle position. Nagami then moved all in and Lee called for 1,245,000.
Ho Lee: K♠K♦ 
Kyosuke Nagami: J♣10♣
Lee showed a pair of kings and was a big favorite to double up as the flop came Q♦4♥7♠. The K♣ turn gave him a set but Nagami also picked up a straight draw. The J♥ river was safe for Lee and he doubled up.
Kenneth Kim raised to 120,000 from the cutoff and was called by Jason James in the small blind.
James check-called a 200,000 bet from Kim on the 9♠10♦9♦ flop and the both players checked on the 9♥ turn.
The 6♥ completed the board and James took the initiative with a bet of 900,000. Kim pondered a bit before letting his hand go and James added to his stack.
Ren Lin opened to 120,000 from under the gun and was called by Cameron Mixson in middle position. Yake Wu then three-bet to 480,000 one seat over only to see [Removed:496] cold four-bet jam for around 1,400,000. Lin and Mixson got out of the way but Wu made the call with the covering stack to put Sopotnytskyi at risk.
[Removed:496]: Q♣Q♠
Yake Wu: K♣K♦
Wu had found kings at an opportune moment to put himself in excellent position to score the knockout. The board ran out 2♣2♦6♠A♠9♥ to keep the cowboys best, bringing Sopotnyskyi's tournament to an end.
The action was followed from Aleksejs Ponakovs's three-bet to 360,000. Rakan Abusaleh then four-bet jammed for 930,000. Ponakovs, thought for a few seconds, before he found a call, and the players flip their hands.
Rakan Abusaleh: A♦J♠
Aleksejs Ponakovs: Q♣9♣
Abusaleh was looking to stay ahead to stay alive in the tournament.
The 6♥3♣2♥ flop brought a club, giving Ponakovs a backdoor flush but not much else changed.
The 4♣ turn brought a further flush draw sweat for the table.
Abusaleh held strong on the 7♠ river, and got the double, with Ponakovs missing his outs.
Coming off the stream table, Jesse Lonis had seen his stack decimated to around 1.6 million after he folded to a shove and further plummeted on the leaderboard. He then took on Giovanni Zanette and four-bet jammed when Zanette made it 315,000 to go.
The latter instantly called with the K♠K♥ and the ace-queen of Lonis found no help on the 6♠4♠3♣9♠9♣ runout.
At almost the same time, Ian O'Hara also departed after he could not beat the Q♦7♣ of Kenneth Kim in the big blind with the latter rivering two pair on a Q♠8♠3♦9♣7♥ board.
Jordan Scott moved all in for his last 980,000 from middle position and Mauro Juarez put him at risk from the hijack.
Jordan Scott: A♦K♦
Mauro Juarez: Q♥Q♦
It was a classic flip, and Juarez would come out on top after the board ran out 8♠J♥2♥J♠6♦, sending Scott to the rail.
With around 500,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 6♦6♠Q♠, Szymon Wysocki checked and Jingwei Guo fired a bet of 150,000, which Orson Young called. Wysocki then raised to 430,000, which got Guo to fold, and Young called.
The 9♠ landed on the turn and Wysocki checked, Young bet 300,000, and Wysocki called.
On the K♦ river, both players checked and Wysocki tabled 3♠2♠ for a flush, and Young mucked.
Wai Kit Lo defended from the big blind after Ian O'Hara opened to 120,000 from the hijack.
Both players checked the 7♦8♣8♦ flop, and the 10♥ brought no action either. However on the 8♠ river, Lo decided to bet 200,000. O'Hara quickly called, but his cards into the muck when Lo revealed 7♥4♥ for a full house.
Manuel Machado opened to 120,000 with A♣2♣ from a middle position and Christopher Brammer defended 4♠2♠ from the big blind.
The flop came 9♦4♥A♠ and Brammer checked. Machado bet 85,000 having just hit top pair and Brammer raised to 250,000. Machado made the call.
Both players picked up on the 2♥ turn, but Machado was still ahead with the Aces and Deuces.
Brammer raised to 660,000 and Machado called to take them to the 5♥ river.
Both players check to showdown, with Machado taking the pot.
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