Kevin Albers opened for 65,000 on the button and Josh Reichard jammed for 440,000 getting a call from Albers.
Kevin Albers: 
Josh Reichard: 
Reichard had Albers dominated until the 
flop fell.
The turn came the 
and Reichard said he'd take a four for a chop but the dealer did one better and put the 
on the river to give him the double up.
Eric Salazar open-jammed for his last 280,000 on the button and Henry Zou called from the small blind.
Henry Zou: 
Eric Salazar: 
Salazar was behind but held two overcards while flopping a flush draw 
.
The dealer turned the and Salazar had too many outs to count but couldn't spike as the board completed with the 
river eliminating him in 14th place.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Players are on a quick 10-minute break.
Action folded around to Ben Grise who moved all in on the button and Michael Koh called from the small blind.
Ben Grise: 
Michael Koh: 
Grise was in bad shape and didn't receive any help on the 
flop.
The turn came the and Grise needed a ten to keep his tournament hopes alive.
Unfortunately, Grise wouldn't spike the river as it fell the eliminating him in 15th place.
Ed Sebesta open-jammed for his remaining stack from late position and Mike O'Neill called on the button.
Ed Sebesta: 
Mike O'Neill: 
Sebesta was behind and needed help but the dealer dropped the 
flop leaving him drawing dead.
The 
turn would seal the deal and the dealer put the 
on the river to give O'Neill quads ending Sebesta's tournament.
George Vazanellis open-jammed for 275,000 from late position and Eddie Blumenthal came over the top on the button getting isolation.
Eddie Blumenthal: 
George Vazanellis:
Vazanellis needed to pair his ace but it just wouldn't be as the board dropped 
eliminating him in 17th place.
Ran Stone open-jammed for his remaining stack from the small blind and Dan Sepiol from the big blind.
Ran Stone: 
Dan Sepiol:
Stone was live but drawing dead after Sepiol flopped the nuts as board ran out 
eliminating him in 18th place.
There was all in heads up action after a 
flop between Michael Koh and Ben Grise.
Ben Grise:
Michael Koh:
Both players hit the flop but Koh caught the better of it pairing his ace.
The turn brought the and just as Grise stood up and said his goodbyes the dealer dropped the on the river to keep his tournament going as Koh sent over 140,000 to Grise.
Michael Palo opened under the gun for 50,000 and got three callers.
The flop was checked to the 
turn.
Eddie Blumenthal checked his option from the big blind along with Palo. Action was on Henry Zou who fired out 125,000 from late position getting a fold from George Vazanellis on the button.
Action was back on Blumenthal who jammed for 495,000 taking down the pot after Palo and Zou mucked their hands.
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