Chris Lee raised to 100,000 and Miltiadis Kyriakides called out of the big blind. Both players checked down the board of and Kyriakides announced the nut flush. "Roll over your hand," Lee replied and was shown , and that ended up being the winner for Kyriakides.
Shortly after, Tommy Le and Eoghan O'Dea got into a pot, button versus big blind. O'Dea check-called a bet worth 175,000 on the turn. The river completed the board and O'Dea checked. Le bet 225,000 and was eventually called, flipping over for a straight. O'Dea mucked and Le claimed the pot.
Chris Lee started the action with a raise to 70,000 from the button, Hani Mio called from the small blind and Aleksei Altshuller called from the big blind.
The flop came and Mio checked. Altshuller bet 140,000, Le folded, and Mio called.
The turn brought the and Mio checked. Altshuller bet 490,000, sending Mio into the tank. Ultimately, he folded, and Altshuller took the pot.
Hani Mio called from the hijack, Tommy Le raised to 150,000 from the button, and Mio called.
The flop came and Mio checked. Le bet 125,000 and Mio called.
The turn brought the and Mio bet 325,000. Le called.
The fell on the river and Mio checked. Le bet 500,000, Mio called, and Le tabled for aces full of queens. Mio flipped over for queens full of tens, and Le took the pot with the bigger boat.
Sean Rafael was one of the shorter stacks coming back from the break and he got his stack in from early position for around 220,000. Hani Mio looked him up from one seat over and the cards were tabled.
Rafael:
Mio:
The board came and Rafael was eliminated in 13th place for $38,347. The next pay jump has been reached, as all remaining 12 players are now guaranteed at least $47,923 for their efforts.
A battle of the blinds saw the raise of Howard Millian, the reraise of Vivian Saliba in the big blind, and the all-in call from Millian for what appeared to be 350,000. Saliba had that covered and turned over the dominating hand.
Millian:
Saliba:
Saliba had previously flopped a full house when being at ris, and added one more to the collection with the flop of . Millian was officially drawing dead with the turn, making the river a formality. Millian takes home $47,923 and the field has been reduced to the last 11 already in the fifth level of the day.
Aleksei Altshuller bet 100,000 from the cutoff on a flop of and Tommy Le called from the cutoff.
The turn brought the and Altshuller checked. Le bet 350,000 and Altshuller called.
The fell on the river and Altshuller checked. Le bet again, 550,000 this time, sending Atshuller into the tank. Eventually, he called, and Le quickly tabled for tens full of fours. Altshuller mucked and Le took the pot and most of Altshuller's stack.
Miltiadis Kyriakides raised to 100,000 from early position and Eoghan O'Dea called from one seat over. Aleksei Altshuller also called from the big blind and checked the flop of . Kyriakides continued for 150,000 and O'Dea was the only caller.
The turn went check, check, and Kyriakides also checked the river. O'Dea bet 225,000 and Kyriakides talked through possible hand combinations before electing to fold.
and Kyriakides announced the nut flush. "Roll over your hand," Lee replied and was shown 
, and that ended up being the winner for Kyriakides.
turn. The 
river completed the board and O'Dea checked. Le bet 225,000 and was eventually called, flipping over 
for a straight. O'Dea mucked and Le claimed the pot.
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and Mio checked. Altshuller bet 140,000, Le folded, and Mio called.
and Mio checked. Altshuller bet 490,000, sending Mio into the tank. Ultimately, he folded, and Altshuller took the pot.
and Mio checked. Le bet 125,000 and Mio called.
and Mio bet 325,000. Le called.
fell on the river and Mio checked. Le bet 500,000, Mio called, and Le tabled 
for aces full of queens. Mio flipped over 
and Rafael was eliminated in 13th place for $38,347. The next pay jump has been reached, as all remaining 12 players are now guaranteed at least $47,923 for their efforts.
fell on the river and Altshuller checked. Le bet again, 550,000 this time, sending Atshuller into the tank. Eventually, he called, and Le quickly tabled