Warwick Mirzikinian was left short and shoved two hands in a row. In both hands, Arturs Scerbaks was his opponent and in the first one they split the pot, with king-ten for both of them.
In the second hand Mirzikinian had 
and Scerbaks 
, with 
on the board to sent Mirzikinian to the rail.
A redraw for the final three tables will follow and play will continue.
Federico Anselmi limped in first to act and Benny Glaser raised to 36,000 in second to act. Hokyiu Lee called from middle position and Anselmi added the remainder to call as well.
The flop fell 
and was checked through to the 
turn and to the 
river. This time, Anselmi fired 105,000 and Glaser and Lee went deep into the tank then folded.
The remaining 18 players are now redrawing to the final three tables.
Phil Ivey opened the action with a limp from middle position and Ryan Riess shoved from the cutoff. Felix Schulze called from the big blind and Ivey got out of their way.
Felix Schulze: 
Ryan Riess: 
Riess was already drawing dead by the turn, with the final board showing 
.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 4,000
The 21 finalists are off for their first break of the day and they will return in 15 minutes.
Pierre Neuville limped in first to act and Vladimir Peck moved all in from the hijack for 73,000. Ming Juen Teoh reshoved for 285,000 from the cutoff and Thai Ha went deep into the tank for a few minutes, then called. Neuville folded.
Vladimir Peck: 
Ming Juen Teoh: 
Thai Ha: 
The flop came 
giving Teoh the lead with a pair of kings, but that didn't last long as the turn brought the giving Peck a set of queens, and the 
river completed the board for Peck to win the main pot, and Teoh the side pot.
In a hand that included four out of five players of the table, Oshri Lahmani managed to double up over Milad Oghabian. The action started with Laszlo Bujtas completing to 6,000, Lahmani called, Oghabian raised to 45,000, which both John Cynn on the button and Bujtas called, before Lahmani announces all in for 187,500.
Oghabian reraised all in and the two others players folded to go to showdown.
Oshri Lahmani: 
Milad Oghabian:
The board ran out 
with Lahmani finding an ace on the river to double up.
Yake Wu was left short and put the rest of his chips in the middle with to get called by Michael Rohde who had .
The board came 
and Wu eliminated in 23rd place.
Thai Ha raised to 20,000 in second to act and Vladimir Peck called from the cutoff. Jonathan Depa three-bet jammed for 162,000 from the button and Ha reshoved for about 250,000. Peck let it go.
Jonathan Depa:
Thai Ha:
Depa was ahead, but the runout was and Ha won the pot with aces full of jacks, sending Depa to the rail.
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