Action folded to Matthew Kramer, who moved all in. One by one, the players after him elected to fold, but Louis Seguin, in the big blind, made the call to put him at risk.
Matthew Kramer: A♦9♠ 
Louis Seguin: 8♠5♥
All was going well for Kramer on the J♦2♥4♠ flop and 3♥ turn, but the 6♥ river improved Seguin to a straight and sent Kramer to the rail.
It folded to Matheus Grazziotin in the small blind who shoved and Lisa Teebagy made the call all in for a stack worth 235,000:
Lisa Teebagy: A♥J♥
Matheus Grazziotin: K♦J♦
Teebagy's hand held throughout the 7♥2♦3♣4♣4♦ and she received the pot and the double up.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Action was joined with Joseph Gotlieb having four-bet shoved versus a Simon Kaiser three-bet. Kasier called, and the players revealed their holdings.
Joseph Gotlieb: A♦J♠
Simon Kaiser: K♥K♦
The players' stacks were similar, but it was Gotlieb who was at risk, and the 7♥9♦3♦ flop was of little help to him.
The turn 2♥ left Gotlieb with just one more opportunity to take the lead, but whilst the river J♥ gave him a pair, it wasn't enough to save him.
Kaiser pulled in the pot, and Gotlieb headed to the payout desk.
Breno Drumond raised in the hijack and received calls from Melvin Wiener next to him and Jacob Smith in the big blind to create a three-way pot.
The flop revealed 5♦8♣J♥ and Smith announced all in for a stack around 230,000. Drumond called with slightly less and Wiener quickly folded:
Breno Drumond: J♠10♦
Jacob Smith: J♦7♣
The rest of the board fell 2♦6♥ and Drumond took down the pot and the double up with the best kicker while Smith was left with crumbs.
David Hausmann opened the action by shoving from middle position for 145,000. He only received one caller, in Ariel Celestin. "Clubs are active," said Hausmann upon showdown.
David Hausmann: A♣7♣
Ariel Celestin: 8♥8♣
The 5♦10♠4♣ flop offered barely any help to Hausmann, nor did the Q♦ turn. Drawing thin, Hausmann hit one of few outs on the miracle A♠ river. "It's not my time to go yet," he said as he raked in the chips.
Veselin Dimitrov open-shoved to 350,000 in middle position. Michael Mizrachi asked for a count and went into deep thought, counted his chips, thinking of what to do next. He finally announced an all-in, prompting the rest of the table to fold.
Veselin Dimitrov: A♣9♣
Michael Mizrachi: A♥10♥
From behind, Dimitrov was pushed into the lead when the flop came 7♠3♠9♦ spiking a pair on the board. The 8♠ gave Mizrachi an open-ended straight draw that could possibly create an upset for Dimitrov.
The river 10♦ didn't complete Mizrachi's straight but gave him a higher pair which was enough to end Dimitrov's tournament run.
Samuel Brantman was all in for his last 10,000 and Adrian Cazacu raised in the hijack, which was called by Kenneth Kim in the big blind to create a side pot.
On the 2♥A♣9♣ flop, Kim check-folded after Cazacu made a continuation bet. Brantman revealed 8♠8♥ while Cazacu tabled 10♥9♥ for a pair of nines.
The rest of the board didn't help Brantman with K♠3♦ and he made his way to the payout desk.
Action folded to Robert Zarzycki, who moved all in for 330,000. When action folded to William Hernandez, he took his time before moving all in as well. This prompted the remaining players to fold, and the cards were turned on their backs.
Robert Zarzycki: A♥10♠
William Hernandez: A♣A♦
A dire situation for Zarzycki, who was at risk and a long way behind.
The flop 2♠J♦5♦ did little to help his cause, but the turn Q♣ provided a little hope.
Alas, the river 5♠ sealed his fate, and he said his goodbyes to the table.
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