Gregory Goater open-shoved a stack of around 300,000 and John Compton re-shoved from the small blind to get the hand heads-up.
Gregory Goater: 
John Compton: 
It was a coin flip before the flop came 
to give Goater a big lead with a pair of kings, and the runout of 
didn't change anything for Goater to go out in 11th place for $4,103.
Bryan Brockmeier was all-in for around 300,000 in a heads-up pot against Day 1a chip leader Brian Dumaplin.
Bryan Brockmeier: 
Brian Dumaplin: 
It looked like a double for Brockmeier after the 
flop and 
turn, but the 
on the river gave Dumaplin a pair of eights to send Brockmeier out in 12th place for $4,103.
"Got me on the river," Brockmeier said quietly as he left.
Phillip Krnyaich open-jammed a stack of 250,000 from under the gun and Edward Mroczkowski called from the big blind.
Phillip Krnyaich: 
Edward Mroczkowski: 
A flop of 
kept Mroczkowski's nines ahead, and a on the turn gave him a full house and a lock on the hand headed to the meaningless 
river to send Krnyaich out in 13th for $3,318.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Day 1c chip leader Chanthou Chau moved all-in for around 300,000 and got called by Justin Mateki, who had him covered.
Chanthou Chau: 
Justin Mateki: 
PokerNews didn't catch the board, but those at the table said that an ace on the turn Mateki the lead to send Chau out in 14th place for $3,318.
Eric Jarvis lost most of his stack in a hand where he moved in with a flopped pair of fours and got called by the pocket queens of Forsberg, who held up after the turn and river.
Later, Mac Johnson opened in early position and Eric Jarvis three-bet shoved his remaining 165,000. Johnson called when the action folded back around.
Eric Jarvis: 
Mac Johnson: 
Jarvis received no help from the runout of 
and he was sent home in 15th place for $2,716.
Alexander Monroe lost all but 10,000 when he moved in with 
against the 
of Eric Chastain and the board ran out 
.
He managed to triple and double up multiple times before a blind-versus-blind confrontation where he called off against a shove from Timothy Forsberg.
Alexander Monroe: 
Timothy Forsberg:
The board ran out 
for Forsberg to win nthe hand with two pair and for Monroe to be sent out in 16th place for $2,716.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Steve Zhang moved all-in from early position and got a call from Mary Darnell in the small blind, who had him covered by about 150,000.
Steve Zhang:
Mary Darnell: 
Darnell needed an ace it didn't come on the runout of 
for Zhang's kings to hold for a big double-up.
Darnell was left short but won some of it back shortly after when she moved in preflop and got a call from Zhang.
Mary Darnell:
Steve Zhang:
Darnell had the same hand that doomed her and it looked like she'd be going home when the 
flop and turn didn't help her, but she let out a gasp of joy when the 
appeared on the river to keep her alive.
"God is good!" Darnell shouted.
Bryan Brockmeier was out of position in a heads-up pot against Gregory Salem and check-called a bet on the flop of .
Brockmeier then led out for 100,000 on the turn and Salem told him "good bet" before folding a ten face-up. Brockmeier showed for king-high with a gutshot straight draw and took down the pot.
button in Safari
