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As the action folded round to Craig Bergeron in the small blind, he moved all in for 119,000 and was immediately called by Mike Sowers.
Bergeron: 
Sowers: 
The board ran out 
to see Bergeron double through to 250,000 as Sowers slips to just 520,000 in chips.
Arnaud Gailleurd moved all in from under the gun plus one for 138,500. Alain Medesan made the call from the big blind.
Medsean: 
Gailleurd: 
When the flop came out 
, Medsean was still in the lead. The turn 
was no help to Gailleurd, but it was the river that gave him the double.
Gailleurd now has 286,000 while Medsean is at 155,000.
From the small blind, Aaron Gustavson moved all in for about 80,000. He was called by Jose Obadia in the big blind.
Gustavson showed 
and Obadia held 
.
The board came down 
and Gustavson found a double to 168,000 while Obadia dropped to 91,000.
Michael Chirnside pushed all in from under the gun for his last 95,000 only to be met with an all in re-raise for 170,000 from Nicholas Harvalis.
Chirnside: 
Harvalis: 
The board ran out 
to see Chirnside eliminated and Harvalis move to 270,000 in chips.
Bryan Sneed moved all in for 120,000 with 
and was called by Thomas Oneal with 
.
Sneed could find no help from the board and made his exit. Oneal is up to 430,000.
From under the gun, Ishak Noyan made it 40,000 to go before Daniel Buzgon in the big blind moved all in. Noyan made the call and the cards were on their backs.
Noyan: 
Buzgon: 
Noyan was at risk, but flopped his needed ace when the board rolled out, . It looked like Noyan was in for a double when the turn brought the , but the river told a different story.
The 
hit the river and Noyan was sent to the rail. Buzgon is sitting with 290,000.
Reed Hensel moved all in for 84,000 only to have Ryan Hemmel three-bet to 180,000 next to act to prompt folds from the remaining active players.
Hensel:
Hemmel:
The board ran out 
to see Hemmel make the nut flush and climb to 610,000 while also sending Hensel to the rail.
After being crippled by Swick's aces, Reed Hensel moved all in again and tabled and was up against the of Ian Wiley.
The board came down and the two chopped the pot with aces and tens with a king.
It folded around to Reed Hensel who moved all in. When it got around to Mike Swick, he snap-called, tabling aces. Hensel showed .
The board came down, 
and Swick doubled to 79,000.
Joe Tehan and Ian Wiley tangled after a flop of . All the chips went in the middle and the cards were tabled.
Tehan: 
Wiley:
The turn brought the and the river the .
Tehan doubled with a pair of nines.
