Wayne Corlew opened to 30,000 on the button and Willie Russaw jammed for 231,000 in the small blind. Corlew called.
Willie Russaw: 
Wayne Corlew: 
Corlew's ladies were ahead and took an even bigger lead on the 
flop. The 
turn brought Broadway possibilities for Russaw, but the 
completed the board to send Russaw home with a $1,500 tournament package for finishing in the top 20 spots.
Brian Nolan was seen getting up and gathering his things as Andrew Adami dragged in a big pot. Adami had 
facing up while Nolan was wishing the table well.
Nolan takes home a $1,500 tournament package for his top-20 finish.
Anthony Smith got his last 17,000 into the middle and Dan Blodgett was the lone caller from the button.
Anthony Smith: 
Dan Blodgett: 
The board ran out 
and Blodgett took the pot with aces and nines. Smith hit the rail but earned a $1,500 tournament package for his top-20 finish.
Christopher Waszczyk shoved his last 78,000 from early position and Craig Ashley was the lone caller with less.
Craig Ashley: 
Christopher Waszczyk: 
The board ran out 
and Ashley was knocked out by a pair of aces. With the top 20 finisher, Ashley takes home the $1,500 tournament package.
Level: 15
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Jim Balleweg shoved his last 135,000 into the middle and Roger Lens was the lone caller from late position.
Jim Balleweg: 
Roger Lens: 
The board ran out 
and Lens flopped his nine to eliminate Balleweg from the tournament. Balleweg earned a $1,500 tourney package for his top 20 finish.
Adam Happe shoved his last 60,000 into the middle and Andrew Adami was the lone caller.
Adam Happe: 
Andrew Adami:
The board ran out 
and Adami picked up an ace to eliminate Happe from the tournament in 18th place. Happe takes home a $1,500 tournament package for his top 20 finish.
Immediately after the bubble burst, Sally Rottman was at risk for the rest of her chips on an 
flop.
Sally Rottman:
Willie Russaw: 
The board ran out and to give Russaw an unlikely straight, but luckily for Rottman, Don Mahoney had just been eliminated so Rottman will receive the $1,500 poker package for her twentieth-place finish.
Don Mahoney got the rest of his stack in on the 
flop and was at risk against Jim Ballewig.
Don Mahoney: 
Jim Ballewig: 
Mahoney was ahead but had to fade the spade. The turn was exactly what he did not want to see, as he was drawing dead to the river.
The 20 remaining players are now all guaranteed a $1,500 poker package, and two of them will soon be the recipients of the $11,000 poker package and top prize.
With 21 players remaining, play is now hand-for-hand.
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