Danny Gonzales opened to 15,500 on the button and Behrouz Keshtavar went all in for around 70,000 from the small blind. Gonzales called.
Behrouz Keshtavar: 
Danny Gonzales: 
The board ran out in Gonzales' favor, coming 
to result in Keshtavar taking 10th place in the tournament. With nine left, players are taking a 10-minute break and redrawing to the unofficial final table. Redraw information and chip counts will be provided shortly.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Rich Dixon opened to 9,000 from under the gun and was three-bet by Zach Gutierrez on the button to 24,000. Dixon called.
The flop came 
and Dixon checked. Gutierrez went all in for around 70,000 and Dixon instantly called.
Zach Gutierrez: 
Rich Dixon: 
Dixon found himself making the correct call for a pile of chips, just needing to fade the last two eights in the deck on the turn and the river. The turn came 
and the river 
fell behind it and he shipped the pot, sending Gutierrez home for the evening in 11th place.
Here are up-to-date chip counts from Table 9. Bobby Sanoubane was recently eliminated after getting all in preflop with 
versus Erik Macias' 
for the last of his chips. Sanoubane hit a ten on the turn but a king came on the river to give Macias a pair of kings and send him home in 12th place.
Steve Wilkie was just seen standing up away from the table with no chips in front of the seat he previously occupied. He was gracious enough to recount the hand:
"I open 
to 11,000 from the button and Danny (Gonzales) three-bet me (from the small blind) to 11,000. I went all in for 90,000 and (Gonzales) called with 
. Flop ."
Gonzales found himself on the favorable end of the runout after flopping a set of sevens, sending the Main Event co-champion home with a few eliminations to go until the unofficial final table of nine is reached.
Mike Itoafa was just eliminated from the tournament in an all-in preflop situation. According to a player at the table, he went all in for around 50,000 from the cutoff and was called by Rich Dixon, who was on the button.
Mike Itoafa: 
Rich Dixon: 
The flop came 
to give Itoafa a pair of aces. However, the turn 
and river gave Dixon a backdoor flush which was good for the pot as Iotafa was left with nothing but dust.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
William Yarosh was recently eliminated from the tournament in 15th place. According to tablemate Mike Itoafa, he three-bet all in over an open from Matt Livingston and was called.
William Yarosh:
Matt Livingston: 
The board ran out 
to give Livingston a pair of queens on the turn and send Yarosh to the rail. With the pot, Livingston now finds himself above the quarter-million chip mark.
Chips were in the process of being counted out as Thomas Heine had scooped a massive, three-way all in. According to Samuel Uhlmann, he opened to 5,500 from the cutoff and was called by Mitch Lekarczyk out of the small blind. Heine three-bet all in and Uhlmann shoved over the top. Lekarczyk called all in for the less and the three hands were turned up.
Thomas Heine: 
Samuel Uhlmann: 
Mitch Lekarczyk: 
The flop fell 
to give Uhlmann a set of tens, putting him in the lead with two knockouts in his sights. However, the turn gave Heine a straight. This left Lekarczyk drawing to a nine for a three-way chop and Uhlmann needing the board to pair to fill up beyond Heine’s straight. The river was a safe and Heine took the entire pot, with Lekarczyk being eliminated in the process.
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