Dmitrii Kravchenko jammed for 5,800,000 from under the gun, and Yilu Yuan called off his stack of around 3,800,000 from the button.
Yilu Yuan: 7♥7♣ 
Dmitrii Kravchenko: K♥Q♦
It was another huge coin flip, and Kravchenko took the lead by pairing his queen on the Q♣J♥3♦ flop.
The K♠ turn gave Kravchenko an unnecessary two pair, and the 3♠ river completed the board to seal Yuan's elimination in fourth place.
Ohad Geiger raised to 1,000,000 from under the gun before Yilu Yuan shoved from the small blind, covering the entire table. After the big blind folded, Geiger quickly called off his 11,800,000 chips, creating the biggest pot of the tournament so far.
Ohad Geiger: 10♠10♣
Yilu Yuan: A♣6♣
Geiger made the call with the best hand, and the winner would become the overwhelming chip leader with more than half the chips in play.
There was very little suspense on the 2♦3♣Q♠3♦10♥ runout, as Geiger rivered a full house to double up to more than 23,000,000.
Adrian State raised to 2,000,000 on the button, and Ohad Geiger jammed from the small blind with the bigger stack. State called for his total of 3,850,000, putting himself at risk once again.
Adrian State: 10♠9♠
Ohad Geiger: A♦5♦
Geiger was ahead with the solver-approved ace-five, although State held a hand with plenty of potential.
Both players picked up draws on the 6♦2♦8♣ flop, while Geiger's ace-high remained in front.
State was left drawing dead when the K♦ on the turn improved Geiger to a flush, and after the inconsequential 4♣ completed the board, State's run came to an end in fifth place.
Adrian State raised to 1,200,000 from under the gun, and Dmitrii Kravchenko shoved for 4,900,000 from the button. State called off his remaining 100,000 when the action got back to him.
Adrian State: K♣5♦
Dmitrii Kravchenko: A♦Q♦
This time, it was State who needed some help from the dealer to survive.
The board ran out 6♠8♠5♠10♥3♠, giving State the best hand with a pair of fives and earning him a double-up through Kravchenko.
Level: 35
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Dzhavanshyr Omarov raised to 800,000 from under the gun, and Adrian State jammed for 7,200,000 from the cutoff. Omarov instantly called when the action got back to him for his total stack of 5,100,000.
Dzhavanshyr Omarov: K♠K♦
Adrian State: 10♠10♥
Omarov woke up with pocket kings and simply needed to avoid a ten to become the next player to reach eight figures.
He managed to do exactly that on the 7♠8♥J♦5♦J♠ runout, earning the double-up and leaving State as the new short stack.
Dmitrii Kravchenko jammed for 3,575,000 from under the gun, and Adrian State called from the small blind.
Dmitrii Kravchenko: A♣Q♣
Adrian State: 10♥10♣
It was another coin flip, and Kravchenko took the lead on the monotone 6♥K♥Q♥ flop after pairing his queen, while State picked up a flush draw.
The 8♣ turn and 8♠ river were no help to State, and Kravchenko doubled up.
Ohad Geiger jammed for 6,200,000 from the button, and Yilu Yuan snapped him off from the big blind.
Ohad Geiger: A♦10♣
Yilu Yuan: 9♦9♥
It was another race at the final table, and a win would have given Yuan a huge chip lead.
Geiger found no help on the 2♠4♥8♦ flop or the 8♠ turn. Needing a ten, he got exactly that when the dealer peeled off the 10♥ on the river, giving him top pair and a double-up to more than 12,000,000.
Timur Mukhamedaminov moved all in for around 2,900,000 from the cutoff, and Dzhavanshyr Omarov called from the big blind with slightly more chips.
Timur Mukhamedaminov: 7♣7♦
Dzhavanshyr Omarov: A♣K♠
It was a pivotal coin flip for both players at the final table.
Omarov took the lead by pairing his king on the 6♣2♣K♦ flop. He improved to trips on the K♣ turn, and the 6♦ river completed the board.
Mukhamedaminov wished the table good luck as he made his way to the payout desk in sixth place.
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