Han Feng raised to 40,000 on the button and Gabriel Ado three-bet to 110,000 in the small blind. Feng then moved all in, and Ado snap-called for 375,000.
Gabriel Ado: A♠K♣ 
Han Feng: Q♥10♥
Neither player connected with the 7♠6♦2♠9♥5♣ board, and Ado's ace-high was enough to earn him the pot and the double-up.
Francisco Fragoso picked up A♦A♣ in early position and raised to 55,000. Michael Mizrachi defended Q♣J♣ in his big blind before he led out for 30,000 on the K♠4♥J♦ flop.
Fragoso just called to the 9♦ turn, where Mizrachi added another 55,000 to the pot. This time, Fragoso raised to 205,000, and Mizrachi gave up on the hand after a minute in the tank.
Patrick Leonard raised to 40,000 in middle position and was called by Ognyan Dimov on the button, as well as John Jason Brown and Jonathan Weekes in the blinds.
The flop came A♦4♣9♣ and Leonard bet 80,000. Dimov called and Brown folded, while Weekes then moved all in for 170,000. Both Leonard and Dimov called.
Leonard and Dimov checked down the 3♦ turn and 6♠ river. Weekes then showed A♥4♦ for two pair and Dimov mucked J♥9♥, while Leonard also flashed the A♠ as he sent his cards into the muck.
Aaron Van Blarcum raised to 50,000 from the hijack and Tony Dunst defended from the big blind.
Dunst check-called a bet of 65,000 from Van Blarcum on the J♠8♣4♠ flop, then did the same on the 6♦ turn after Van Blarcum fired a second barrel of 140,000.
Both players checked the 3♥ river, and Dunst tabled K♥J♣ for top pair to win the pot.
Charles Tabet was down to his last T-5,000 chip and sitting under the gun. He moved all in, and it didn't take long to see some action as Noah Bronstein, who was sitting to his direct left, opted to jam for 320,000. Action slowly folded around the table with some players hesitating for longer, looking tempted to join the pot, but eventually it continued heads-up.
Charles Tabet: 7♥2♥
Noah Bronstein: A♣Q♠
Tabet saw he was behind, and the K♥3♣8♣ flop didn't bring him much to work with. Bronstein turned the nut flush draw after the dealer placed the 5♣.
Bronstein continued to see his hand improve on the 6♣ river and eliminated Tabet from the main event. Bronstein said to another player at the table, "I made the nut flush; I needed you to call that one!"
Hossein Ensan was in middle position with 10♣9♣ and raised to 40,000. Dan Stavila three-bet Q♠J♦ to 150,000 in the hijack, and Ensan called once the action had folded back to him.
Ensan then check-called Stavila's bet of 100,000 on the 2♦Q♦J♥ flop, after which the 9♦ turn checked through to the 2♣ river.
Ensan tossed in a small bet of 80,000, which Stavila raised to 475,000. Ensan let go of his cards, and the pot was shipped to Stavila
Marcel Luske was down to just a few chips, which he committed to the pot from middle position. Cutoff Thomas Cullis and Miguel Riera on the button then created a side pot, and the 2♦J♠9♥ flop was fanned.
Cullis bet 50,000, quickly getting Riera to fold.
Marcel Luske: Q♣9♦
Thomas Cullis: 10♥10♦
Luske had flopped a pair, but it was not enough yet to conquer Cullis' tens. Luske received no further help on the 8♦ turn or 7♥ river, sending the Dutch poker legend to the exit.
A few hands later, Jacob Baumgartner was also eliminated from this table.
Heads-up on a flop of 2♥8♣3♠, Jon van Fleet bet 20,000 from the small blind and Cade Lautenbacher called in the big blind.
Both players checked on the A♣ turn, but Van Fleet put in a hefty 150,000 bet on the 5♠ river.
Lautenbacher didn't take long to look up Van Fleet, who could only turn over 6♦9♠ for a stone bluff. Lautenbacher tabled K♣10♠ and was sent the pot with his king.
"Nice call," Van Fleet said.
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