Under the gun Dean Lyall open-raised to 600,000, leaving a single 100,000 chip behind as he found himself on a pay jump bubble. Alex Keating put him all in from the small blind, and Lyall called after seeing a player had been eliminated.
Dean Lyall: A♣9♠ 
Alex Keating: A♦Q♥
The runout sent Lyall home, as Keating continued to add to his huge chipstack
In a preflop confrontation Tyler Patterson was all in from the hijack for 1,625,000 and up against Alejandro Ganivet who had him covered from middle position.
Tyler Patterson: A♣A♥
Alejandro Ganivet: J♣J♥
Patterson was ahead the whole way with aces on the 8♣10♥5♥8♦Q♣ runout to secure a huge double up through Gavinet.
Stoyan Madanzhiev announced "750,000" from under the gun, Paul Volpe announced all in for 1,165,000. Madanzhiev tanked with 100,000 behind and made the call when the floor counted him down to one second.
Stoyan Madanzhiev: 7♥7♦
Paul Volpe: A♦K♠
Terrible flop for Madanzhiev as it came Q♠A♣Q♥, and Volpe held as the board ran out 5♦6♦ to eliminate Madanzhiev.
Action picked up on the flop of J♥4♦7♣, and Andy Wilson, in the big blind, checked to Dohyeok Kim, who was on the button. Kim put in a bet of 230,000, and Wilson made the call.
On the turn 2♣, Wilson checked again, and Kim bet out 275,000; Wilson called.
The river 5♥ had both players check, and Wilson turned over J♠10♣ for a pair of jacks, and Kim showed A♠J♣, also for a pair of jacks, but with the better kicker.
Kim relaxed and stated, "I put you on a set of sevens".
With two players seeing a board of 10♦Q♥7♥ and around 325,000 in the middle Ori Hasson checked from the big blind and called a 100,000 bet from Alex Keating in the cutoff.
Keating bet 450,000 when checked to on the 3♦ turn and this time Hasson opted to fold.
Keating offered to show Hasson one card following the hand, asking if Hasson wanted to see the "fun one" or the "no-fun one". Hasson opted for the former and Keating showed the 6♠ before dragging in the pot.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Uri Reichenstein opened the action to 125,000 from under the gun, and received two callers: Michael Walsh in the cutoff and Matthew Wantman on the button.
On a flop of 9♠6♦Q♠ action checked over to Wantman, who led for 140,000. Both players called. The turn 9♦ checked through, and Wantman sized up to 480,000 on the K♠ river after being checked to for a third time. Reichenstein took a good three minutes before finally deciding to release his cards. Walsh didn't take nearly as long to do so.
Andy Wilson opened to 120,000 from under the gun, Tyler Patterson three-bet to 375,000 from the button and Wilson called.
The flop came J♥J♠8♥ and Wilson check-called a 225,000 continuation bet from Patterson.
Both players checked the 10♥ turn and J♣ river. Wilson turned over 9♥9♣ for jacks full of nines and Patterson mucked his hand.
Action was picked up as Justin Liberto was all in from the cutoff, Yohwan Lim called on the button and Uri Reichenstein raised from the small blind and Lim called. Reichenstein bet 225,000 into the main and side pot when the flop came 10♠7♠6♥, Lim folded.
Justin Liberto: Q♦9♦
Uri Reichenstein: A♦6♦
The board ran out 5♣6♠, and Liberto was eliminated. Reichenstein scooped a massive pot.
The very next hand:
Uri Reichenstein raised to 120,000 on the button Jose Angel Latorre announced all in for roughly 1,000,000, Reichenstein snap-called.
Jose Angel Latorre: 10♠9♠
Uri Reichenstein: A♠J♣
The board came 3♣3♦4♠Q♥J♠, and Latorre was eliminated.
Two of the table's largest stacks got all their chips in preflop and were flipping for the chip lead.
Chih Fan: A♣K♥
Alex Keating: 9♥9♠
The 5♥7♠9♣ almost instantly locked up the check mark for Keating, as Fan could only hit a running straight to chop and stay alive. He didn't do so on the 4♦8♠ runout, and Keating became both the table and tournament chip leader.
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