With the action folded to Drew Daniels in middle position, he pushed for 139,000. Mike Eise made the call on the button before Mike Zulker pushed all in from the small blind to prompt a fold from Eise.
Daniels:
Zulker:
Daniels took the lead on the flop, but when the fell on the turn his tournament life was looking close to an end.
No eight, six or straight-filler would be dealt on the river, but instead Zulker would make aces-up with the peeling.
As Daniels headed to the rail in 17th place, Zulker climbed to 1,090,000 in chips.
With everyone folding round to Joey Brattole on the button, he made it 75,000 to go. Tilman Kieschke then moved all in for a little over 200,000 with Brattole making the call.
Kieschke:
Brattole:
The board would run out and Kieschke would head to the rail as Brattole climbs to 730,000 in chips.
Mike Eise bumped it up to 73,000 from middle position before ChipMeUp's Mickey Neuberger moved all in for 146,000 more. Eise called and the cards were tabled.
Neuberger:
Eise:
The board ran out to see Neuberger's rivered set busted by Eise's turned nut flush.
With Neuberger earning $38,133 for his 15th place finish, Eise climbs to 1,800,000 in chips.
Mike Zulker opened for 82,000 from under the gun, only to have Jake Solis push for 464,000 from the button. The blinds passed, but Zulker made the call.
Solis:
Zulker:
The board of saw Solis exit to the rail while Zulker soared to 1,600,000 in chips.
Mike Eise opened on the button to 104,000 and Mike Zulker made it 200,000 out of the small blind.
Eise called and both players saw the flop. Zulker fired out 250,000 before Eise clicked it back with a min-raise to 500,000 to prompt a fold from Zulker.
As Eise raked in the pot to climb to over 2,050,000, Zulker slipped to 1,140,000 in chips.
Avi Braz opened from the hi-jack to 80,000, and with the action on Mikkel Madsen in the small blind, he bumped it to 215,000 with Braz making the call.
The flop fell down and Madsen moved all in with Braz quickly calling.
Madsen:
Braz:
With Madsen drawing to only runner-runner quads, the on the turn and the on the river would see the end of his tournament.