An early positioned player raised to 8,000 and found calls from Travis Rice in the cutoff and Kevin O'Donnell in the big blind. The flop came down and O'Donnell checked. The early positioned player continued for 10,000, Rice called, and O'Donnell came along as well.
The board paired with the on the turn and O'Donnell checked a second time. The original raiser kept up his aggression with 20,000, eliciting a fold from Rice. O'Donnell called and the put three treys on the board on the river. O'Donnell checked for a third time and his opponent moved out 35,000.
O'Donnell went deep into the tank as over 90 seconds passed.
"Just one second, guys," O'Donnell said as he pondered his action.
Ultimately, he flashed the to the table for a full house of treys full of tens before throwing his cards into the muck. His opponent was pushed the pot and O'Donnell was left with about 82,000 in chips.
Joseph Cheong opened the action with a raise to 8,000 and was reraised by Grayson Ramage to 19,000. The rest of the table folded and Cheong made the call. The two would see a flop of and Cheong check-called a 16,500 Ramage bet. The turn was the and both players checked. Cheong would check-fold to a bet from Ramage on the river to send the pot Ramage's way. Cheong still sits atop the chip counts with 505,000 while Ramage chips up slightly to 195,000.
We arrived in time to see David "ODB" Baker all in and at risk for approximately 85,000 before the flop against Atm Kibria. Baker held and was in need of help against Kibria's .
The board fell down , ensuring Baker would be eliminated from play late in level 15.
Aaron Massey moved all in with for his last roughly 10 big blinds and was called by an opponent with . Massey's opponent got there, eliminating the 2012 champion from play. He will return on later starting flights for another chance at glory.
Soon after, World Series of Poker bracelet winner Bryan Campanello was also eliminated from play in unknown action.
The player in Seat Two opened for a raise to 2,400 and Kevin O'Donnell flatted one to his left. It was folded to Esther Taylor-Brady on the button who made it 8,000 to go. The original raiser folded and O'Donnell grabbed the amount to call and then announced he was all in as he matched the 8,000 raise Taylor-Brady had made. It was for an additional 72,000 and Taylor-Brady would mutter to herself and think for nearly a minute before letting her hand go.