Preflop, Eric Hicks led out for 10,000 and was raised all in by Adam Geyer. Hicks made the call for 65,000 and showed up against Geyer's .
The board came to give Hicks a pair of sevens on the river, which also gave Geyer a straight to the jack. Geyer's chip lead continues to grow, as he's now up to 390,000.
Jorryt van Hoof raised to 5,500 under the gun and Ben Sprengers, Joe Monro and Howard Lederer (in the small blind) called. The flop came and Lederer moved all in for his last 37,000. It was folded around to Monro, who made the call with to Lederer's . The gave Monro more outs to go with his flush draw but it was the on the river that gave Monro the pot and eliminated Lederer just before the break.
Just before the break, Eric Baldwin moved all in preflop from under the gun for 26,000 and John Conkright, from early position, moved all in as well for 40,000. Everyone folded around and both Baldwin and Conkright were heads up to the flop with Baldwin holding pocket tens against Conkright's A-K.
Baldwin flopped a set, which held up, netting him a 53,000 pot and dropping Conkright down to 14,000.
Audrey Gouyer moved in for her last 13,100 and was called by Patryk Hildebranski in the big blind. Her led his until he made a pair on the flop. The on the turn brought no help but the spiked on the river to save the day and keep Gouyer in the tournament. She's now up to 30,100.
Preflop, Ian Gulam moved all-in for his remaining 20,00 and was called by Kathy Woo. Woo showed pocket kings while Gulam showed . The board ran , with Woo flopping a set. Gulam was eliminated and Woo is up to 67,000.
Seiver got his money in with pocket sevens only to find himself pitted against James Lee's pocket queens. No matter--Seiver flopped a set and turned quads to win the pot and double up to 65,000. Lee's stack slipped to 88,000.