Brandon Steven Eliminated in 21st Place ($54,980)
Action folded around to Chris Klodnicki on the button and he opened with a raise. A short-stacked Brandon Steven, who was one of only two Day 1 casualties to reenter at the start of Day 2, then moved all in for around 50,000 from the small blind. The big blind got out of the way, Klodnicki called, and the cards were turned up.
Steven: 
Klodnicki: 
It was a classic flip, but Steven needed to improve to keep his tournament life alive. Unfortunately for him, he'd receive none a the board ran out 
. Two buy-ins in this event equals $50K, but at least Steven was able to turn a small profit.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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875,000
75,000
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75,000 |
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Busted | |
. Selbst had the 
, and then the shortest stack, Weissman, held the 
fell, and Selbst picked up a set of queens. The turn was the 
, which left Ben Cherif with a chance if a ten peeled on the river. Weissman was drawing dead at this point.
fell on fifth street, Selbst could breathe out and begin to collect her pot. She was all in for 659,000 and skiyrocketed all the way up to just under 1.5 million in chips.
. Raskin paired his ten and was suddenly in the lead. Reiman was up out of his chair before the dealer even put out the turn, which was the 
blanked on the river.
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, Troyanovskiy led out for 52,000, and Finger moved all in for 250,000 or so. Troyanovskiy tanked for the better part of 90 seconds, then called.
, 
, and added two more outs when the turn brought the 
spiked on the river, giving Deeb his flush and eliminating Harder from the tournament.
.
on the turn and river respectively.
. Schulman, who you may recall 
, but he found out it was no good when Chris Klodnicki called with 
and received a call from Micah Raskin, who held 
flop delivered her a flush draw. "That a good flop for you," Petersen said. No sooner had he completed the sentence then the dealer burned and turned the 
