Jaret Tambling pushed for 125,000 and Joseph Molitor went all-in over the top, as did Kaifan Wang with the covering stack.
Jaret Tambling: K♣J♥ 
Joseph Molitor: A♦10♥
Kaifan Wang: 5♠5♣
Everybody liked the spot according to the table chat and it was Molitor who drew the shortest straw on the 9♥7♠4♠K♥7♥ runout to bust against Wang, while Tambling tripled up.
Jean Paul Norero opened to 65,000 from the hijack before James Driscoll jammed for 510,000 from the small blind, and Norero called after a minute's tank with the covering stack.
James Driscoll: A♠10♣
Jean Paul Norero: 7♦7♣
It was a coinflip scenario as the J♠J♦4♥ flop kept Norero in front with sevens. The K♦ turn added a gutshot and counterfeit outs for Driscoll, who drilled the repeat K♥ river to counterfeit the sevens, and his ace-high was best for the double.
Jaret Tambling pushed all-in for 80,000 and Joseph Molitor did so for the last 175,000. Kaifan Wang then called the second shove and Lingyu Zen moved all-in for 555,000 over the top.
"This is crazy," Wang said after he was in the tank and ultimately called to put three players at risk.
Jaret Tambling: 10♠9♠
Joseph Molitor: J♣9♥
Lingyu Zen: A♥7♣
Kaifan Wang: 5♣2♣
The board ran out Q♠J♦10♥8♦A♠ and Tambling as well as Molitor survived with the straight while Zen doubled in the second side pot against Wang.
"Was that crazy enough?" Wang asked the live reporting team after the hand was over.
Level: 18
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The remaining 48 players have been sent on their first break of the day.
"Make sure to mention luckbox in the updates," Kaifan Wang said.
He faced a raise and two calls, then pushed all-in for 532,000 total.
Jaret Tambling called for slightly more and so did Keith Palek who was covered in the final hand before the colour up break.
Keith Palek: A♦K♣
Kaifan Wang: Q♣J♣
Jaret Tambling: A♥Q♥
The J♥9♥7♠ board improved Wang to a pair but Tambling had the nut flush draw. No help came on the 2♣ turn and the 3♠ river for Wang to essentially triple-up, knocking out Palek in the process. He had also previously sent Craig Feldherr to the rail as well.
Picking up the action on the A♠5♣4♥K♥ turn, Michael Lazarowitz in the big blind check-called a bet by Kaifan Wang from an early position. Both checked the 3♦ on the river and the J♠4♠ of Lazarowitz was good in showdown.
Colbert Silva raised it up to 240,000 on the 8♥7♣5♦4♠ turn and was called by Xiang Zou before both checked the 3♠ on the river.
Zou was first to table his cards and revealed the J♣9♣, which Silva had beaten holding the A♠J♠.
Kaifan Wang opened to 40,000 on the button before Alan Nosonchuk jammed for 648,000 from the big blind, and Wang confirmed the count before he elected to call as the covering stack.
Alan Nosonchuk: K♥K♣
Kaifan Wang: 7♦7♣
Nosonchuk was in good shape with the dominating pair as the A♥K♠3♣ flop improved him to top set. It was all over on the 2♠ turn to the 3♥ river, and Nosonchuk collected a massive double.
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