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and pushed his last 11,000 into the middle. However one of the limpers called and tabled a dominant 
.
to give DeMichele with a pair of eights, but the turn was the 
to give his opponent an unbeatable nut flush. The river was a meaningless 
and DeMichele is eliminated.
, and Knijnenburg 
. The board came 
... 
. That king on the river meant the end of the day for Knijnenburg.
. Her opponent showed 
, and off to the races they went. 
allowed Michelle to pick up the pot and knock out her opponent. She now has about 62,000 in chips.
, Bill Chen check-raised all in and was called by a shorter-stacked player. Chen tabled 
and while he trailed his opponent's , he had plenty of outs. and 
respectively.
and Laak led out for 5,000, which forced a fold from his opponent.
outran his opponent's 
. . After the hand, Filippi was working with a stack of about 11,800.
and called when a short-stacked player moved all in. Seal was up against and the two saw an interesting flop-- 
. Seal needed an ace and that's just what the turn brought, the . The other player was already walking away from the table when, incredibly, the hit on the river to give both players quads with an ace kicker. "It's a chop, it's a chop!" Joe Hachem called after the player who thought his Main Event was over, and granted a reprieve he quickly returned to re-take his seat.
and with his opponent having checked, Allen Cunningham bet 10,000 and was immediately called. The other player showed and Cunningham mucked without showing his cards. He's now down to 14,300.