Brian Kim jammed for 300,000 from the hijack and Juan Pardo isolated from the small blind.
Brian Kim: AxJ♦ 
Juan Pardo: A♠9♥
Kim had the dominating ace and it stayed that way on the 10♠6♠5♦2♦J♣ runout to secure the double late in the night.
Niveau: 12
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Stephen Chidwick raised all in for his stack of 106,000 from under the gun. Jean-Noel Thorel on his direct left made the call. Once action folded around the table, it was the two players heads up, with Chidwick at risk.
Stephen Chidwick: K♦10♠
Jean-Noel Thorel: K♠Q♠
Thorel had Chidwick dominated, and once the board ran out A♥J♥8♦10♣6♦ Thorel turned a Broadway straight, taking the pot and eliminating Chidwick.
Felipe Ketzer raised to 32,000 in the cutoff and Sam Greenwood called in the small blind.
The flop came 8♥9♠7♦, Greenwood checked and Ketzer moved all in for 188,000, putting himself at risk.
Greenwood thought for a moment before tossing his cards into the muck.
Michael Soyza was all in for his last 160,000 from the big blind against Ben Tollerene in the small blind.
Michael Soyza: Q♠Q♦
Ben Tollerene: A♦9♥
Soyza was in good shape to find the double on the J♠5♣2♦ flop and the 7♦ turn until the A♠ river gave Tollerene the winner and Soyza hit the rail.
Action was picked up on the river with roughly 275,000 in the pot, and the board showing 4♠A♠K♣3♣K♠.
Adrian Mateos in the big blind bet out 60,000, before Artur Martirosian raised all in for Mateos's stack of 327,000. Mateos used multiple time banks, mulling over his decision. Eventually Mateos found the call, and
Martirosian tabled 7♥7♦ for two pair, kings and sevens. Mateos then turned over the winner, 9♠7♠ for a flush, to double up and leave Martirosian short.
Fedor Holz raised to 33,000 under the gun and Barak Wisbrod three-bet to 90,000 on the button. Holz made the call.
The flop of 9♣J♥Q♥ went check-check, bringing the 6♠ turn. Holz led out with a bet of 75,000 and Wisbrod made it 200,000 to go. Holz called and the river brought the 2♦.
Holz checked and Wisbrod fired out a bet of 325,000, leaving himself with just 5,000 behind. Holz used two time bank cards before eventually flicking in the call.
Holz turned over A♦Q♦ for top pair, top kicker to best the A♥K♦ of Wisbrod who had ace-high. Wisbrod was seen exiting the tournament area moments later.
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Niveau: 11
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Action was picked up with Chris Hunichen all in for 84,000, and Daniel Dvoress putting him at risk.
Chris Hunichen: Q♥J♣
Daniel Dvoress: A♦K♠
It was a fair fight, but Hunichen needed to improve past the ace-high of Dvoress to stay in the tournament. When the board ran out 10♣6♠4♦5♠7♣, the ace-king of Dvoress was still best, knocking out Hunichen.
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