Oleg Vasylchenko moved all-in for 135,000 from under the gun. Tamer Kamel in the small blind and Mustapha Kanit in the big blind called and checked, then checked all the way through a board of A♠6♦7♠2♣Q♣.
Oleg Vasylchenko: A♣2♥ 
Tamer Kamel: 6♥4♥
Mustapha Kanit: 9♥6♠
Everybody hit a pair, but Vasylchenko had two pair and tripled up.
Level: 29
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
Rostyslav Sabishchenko opened in early position to 240,000 before Kam Khai went all-in for approximately 1,200,000. Sabischenko was quick to call, putting Khai at risk.
Kam Khai: A♦J♠
Rostyslav Sabishchenko: J♣J♥
Khai was drawing thin as they headed to a board, and the 10♦4♦7♦ flop provided some intrigue as it gave Khai a diamond flush draw.
The 9♣ turn increased Khai's chances to stay alive with straight outs to chop, but the K♥ river did not convert on any of those outs to send Khai to the rail.
Yuan Yu pushed 1,060,000 in front of him, with only 20,000 behind, and Corey Kempson announced all in for a bigger stack. It came back to Yu who sent his last chips in the midde:
Yuan Yu: A♠K♣
Corey Kempson: J♦J♥
Yu stood up from his chair, ready to leave, when the flop fell 4♠4♦3♦, but a A♥ showed up on the turn and he took down the pot after the 9♣ completed the board.
George Tomescu in middle position opened to 1,300,000, the majority of his stack. Faraz Jaka moved all-in for 525,000 and Tomescu snap-called.
Faraz Jaka: 7♠7♥
George Tomescu: A♣Q♦
Tomescu flopped top pair on J♣10♥A♥9♥5♠ and ended Jaka's tournament in 31st place for $20,946.
The table folded to Kaiwen Wei in the small blind, and he elected to raise to 485,000, leaving only 15,000 in chips behind.
Oleg Vasylchenko in the big blind chose to jam to force Wei all in. Wei took one minute before he decided to put in his final chip and put himself at risk.
Kaiwen Wei: Q♥2♥
Oleg Vasylchenko: J♣3♣
The flop was safe for Wei when it came 4♠4♦3♥, but the turn was not so friendly as the J♦ flipped over.
The 9♣ did not save Wei as he exited the tournament.
Level: 28
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Kam Khai raised under the gun to 200,000 and Joseph Armideo called, followed by Timothy Capretta in the big blind.
The flop came 9♥8♥Q♣ and it checked to Khai who continued for 150,000. Both Armideo and Capretta called.
The 7♣ brought no betting action and a 8♣ landed on the river. Capretta shoved for 510,000 and Khai called while Armideo folded.
Capretta tabled A♥7♥, but saw A♦8♠ in Khai's hand for trips and he made his way to the exit.
Arieori Miller was the first to act and raised to 230,000, leaving only 50,000 in chips behind. It folded to Fabiano Kovalski, who chose to call from the button. Upeshka De Silva in the small blind, and Adrian Lopez in the big blind came along to create a four-way pot as they headed to a flop.
De Silva, Lopez, and Miller checked the 3♠4♥J♥ flop. Kovalski opted to bet 200,000, which led to folds from De Silva and Lopez. Miller put in his final 50,000 to go to a showdown at risk.
Arieori Miller: K♦8♠
Fabiano Kovalski: A♣8♥
Kovalski had Miller in a bad spot despite neither player connecting strongly with the flop.
The 6♣ turn was neither here nor there, and the 5♣ river completed the board as Kovalski took down the pot with ace high to eliminate Miller.
Kaiwen Wei opened to 200,000 from under the gun and was called by Michael Rossitto in the cutoff.
After Wei checked the 4♦6♦6♣ flop, Rossitto bet 160,000. Wei called, then both players checked the 4♣ turn.
Wei led out for 450,000 on the K♣ river, but Rossitto raised all-in for approximately 1,300,000. Wei went deep into the tank, but folded.
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