Alex Queen raised to 35,000 and Timothy Miles three-bet to 85,000, which then prompted Queen to move all in for 297,000. Miles quickly called and Queen was the player at risk with the inferior pocket pair.
Alex Queen: 
Timothy Miles: 
The board came 
and Queen cracked the kings to double.
Asi Moshe opened from early position and called a shove for 166,000 from Vivian Im.
Im: 
Moshe: 
The board ran out 
, securing a double-up for Im.
Peter Coulombe raised to 40,000 and Christian Rudolph called, as did Martin Kabrhel on the button and Danamarie Muse ion the big blind. The flop fell 
and Muse checked, Coulombe continued for 75,000 and all opponents except for Muse called.
The fell on the turn and Coulombe checked. Rudolph shoved and Kabrhel asked for a count, then started plenty of his usual table chat. "It looks like sixes to me," Kabrhel joked. He took a veray long time and the clock was called on him. Eventually, the 30 seconds ran down and Kabrhel's hand was dead. Coulombe called after some consideration and the cards were turned over.
Rudolph: 
Coulombe: 
The 
river was a blank and Rudolph doubled. "Well played, Germany," Kabrhel added.
Rudolph replied, "I thought you had a set and would call."
Asi Moshe raised to 35,000 and James Gilbert moved all in for 164,000 from the hijack. After some consideration, Moshe called and the cards were turned over.
Gilbert:
Moshe: 
The board came 
and Gilbert had to settle for 26th place and a payday of $12,297.
Dohyung Kim was all in and had been called by Vivian Im.
Kim:
Im:
The board ran out 
.
Kim had run into the better hand and wished Im good luck as he left.
Christian Rudolph raised from early position and called the shove of short stack Danamarie Muse, who was at risk for only 60,000.
Muse: 
Rudolph:
The board came and Muse was eliminated in 24th place for $12,297.
Nicolas Careme raised and then called a shove from Roman Korenev.
Korenev: 
Careme: 
The board ran out 
.
A set for Careme eliminated Korenev.
Asi Moshe raised to 35,000 and Thomas Mcteer called in the small blind, as did Alex Queen in the big blind. The flop fell 
and the action checked to Moshe, who bet 44,000. Only Mcteer called before betting the 
turn for 110,000. Moshe folded.
Soon after, Moshe four-bet shoved against Queen and the latter forfeited his three-bet to 110,000.
John Phan raised to 40,000 and Nicolas Careme called before Arman Zolnoorian moved all in for his last 366,000. Phan folded and Careme called.
Zolnoorian: 
Careme:
The board ran out 
and Zolnoorian turned a straight, then rivered a flush for good measure to double through Careme.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 37,000 from the cutoff and Goran Mandic moved all in for his last 110,000 from one seat over. Kabrhel reluctantly called and John Esposito in the small blind said, "That should have been a snap call."
Mandic: 
Kabrhel:
The board came 
and Kabrhel rivered the eight to eliminate Mandic in 22nd place for $12,297. Esposito had previously called the clock on Kabrhel and promised to do so again. "I won't give you more than two minutes unless it is for your tournament life."
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