Narcis Nedelcu and Vladas Tamasauskas got all in from under the gun and small blind respectively, with Tamasauskas the player at risk.
Vladas Tamasauskas: A♦J♠ 
Narcis Nedelcu: Q♠10♥
Tamasauskas was favourite to survive, and held the lead on the K♦6♠3♠ flop as well as the K♣ turn. He couldn't fade the outs of his opponent, however, as the Q♦ river ruined his chances of running any deeper.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Action folded around the table to Jovan Kenjic, who open-shoved from the small blind, only just covering Dragana Mackelprang's remaining 590,000 stack. It didn't take long for Mackelprang to call, and the players flipped their hands.
Dragana Mackelprang: A♣K♣
Jovan Kenjic: 6♠5♠
Mackelprang was looking strong but the low 8♠3♠7♦ flop gave Kenjic an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw.
It didn't take long for her to be drawing dead as the 9♦ turn brought it in for Kenjic. The dealer dealt the 3♣ river and Mackelprang was eliminated in 24th place for $19,006, narrowly missing a pay jump.
Justin Jones opened to 100,000 from the cutoff and Daniel Swartz three-bet to 230,000 on the button. Jones called and the two went off to a K♣3♦5♦ flop.
Jones checked, and Swartz bet 125,000. Jones called, bringing in the Q♠ turn. Jones checked a second time, and Swartz showed no signs of slowing down, as he put 270,000 forward. Jones took some time before putting in the fold.
Hertsel Levy opened to 125,000 on the button before Fabian Niederreiter went all-in for 635,000 from the big blind. Levy asked for a count and gave it some consideration before he made the call to put Niederreiter at risk.
Fabian Niederreiter: 8♥8♦
Hertsel Levy: A♣3♠
Niederreiter didn't like the A♦10♥2♠ flop that gave Levy top pair.
The deck would continue to favor Levy when the 3♦ came to upgrade him to two pair. The 3♥ on the river even improved Levy further to a meaningless full house.
Adrien Delmas made it 80,000 to play from early position only to face a three-bet to 200,000 from Ludovic Uzan in the next seat. Action came back to Delmas who four-bet to 400,000.
Uzan went into the tank for a good while and made the call.
On the 10♦K♥6♥ flop Delmas led out for 175,000 which sent Uzan back into the tank. The clock was called and just before it expired he mucked his cards to send the pot to Delmas uncontested.
Ludovic Uzan opened to 100,000 from under the gun and John Richards moved all in on the button. Uzan called to put Richards at risk for his remaining 290,000.
John Richards: 4♥4♦
Ludovic Uzan: A♦J♦
The 3♣5♠J♠ flop saw Uzan immediately improve, the 6♦ turn and 8♦ river sealed Richards's elimination.
Daniel Swartz raised to 100,000 from the small blind and Harry Hurst defended from the big blind.
Swartz started with a check on the 7♣J♦K♥ flop, and Hurst fired for 40,000. Swartz continued with a call.
The 8♠ arrived on the turn and Swartz checked again. Hurst bet 70,000, and was met by a check-raise to 155,000 from Swartz.
Hurst let it go, and Swartz proudly flipped over 10♥7♥ for bottom pair.
Anton Smirnov was all in for 430,000 on the button and was covered by Hertsel Levy in the big blind.
Anton Smirnov: A♠7♦
Hertsel Levy: K♦10♦
Smirnov was ahead and looking to hold but the 9♦10♥10♣ flop saw Levy hit trip tens.
There was no saving Smirnov on the 9♠ turn as Levy had improved to a boat. Smirnov stood from the table and left the tournament as the 3♥ river was placed.
Frank Lagodich jammed from the small blind for 260,000. John Armbrust called out of the big blind to put Lagodich at risk.
Frank Lagodich: K♠5♦
John Armbrust: Q♠9♥
The flop was a good one for Lagodich when it came J♣4♥K♣ to give Lagodich top pair, but Armbrust was still in the hunt with a straight draw.
The 2♥ turn hit neither player, and the 9♣ river sealed the deal in favor of Lagodich.
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