Aaron Frei limped in from the button and Will Berry completed his small blind. Tan Hoang was in the big blind and raised to 40,000. Frei called.
Berry then went all in, prompting Hoang to ask for a count. The number was totaled to be 298,000 and Hoang went all in over the top, getting Frei to fold.
Will Berry: 
Tan Hoang: 
The board ran out 
, bringing two pair for both players' ace to play and force a chop.
Cy Church saw action folded to him in the cutoff and went all in for 158,000. After getting a count, Slater Dean called from the big blind.
Cy Church: 
Slater Dean: 
Dean let out a bit of a discontented sigh after seeing his suited face cards were up against Church's suited ace. The uneasiness would dissipate, however, as the flop fell 
. He held through the turn and river 
to secure the knockout, sending Church to the payout desk just a few eliminations before the three-table redraw.
Dapo Ajayi went all in from under the gun for his last 60,000 and was called by Omar Morillo, who was in middle position. Rich Dixon then went all in over the top from the hijack and everybody folded.
Dapo Ajayi: 
Rich Dixon: 
"I have one over!" said Ajayi after seeing the situation. "All I need is a king. I'm going to hit it, Rich. It's what they call jungle justice!"
"Justice?" asked Dixon.
"Jungle justice!" Ajayi corrected him as the flop came 
. "Still waiting for that king," he added as he watched the turn fall 
.
"Or an ace!" Ajayi pleaded, seeing the board bring a pair on board. The river fell to leave Ajayi waiting with no chips left to play, sending him to the rail as the pot was sent Dixon's way.
The following players finished 37-45th place ($3,297)
Dapo Ajayi opened to 20,000 from the hijack and was called by Steve Wilkie in the cutoff. Rich Dixon went all in from the big blind and Ajayi went all in over the top, getting a fold from Wilkie.
Rich Dixon:
Dapo Ajayi: 
Dixon spiked an ace on the flop 
, planting him firmly out in front of Ajayi. The turn came to give Dixon trips, though that did nothing to change his situation with regards to the cards he needed to fade. The river was a harmless 
and he scored the double, leaving Ajayi short and giving Dixon some chips with which to play.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Dapo Ajayi was overheard celebrating after having just earned a double. His winning hand of 
was tabled on a board reading 
.
According to Steve Wilkie, Ajayi hit a one outer as WIlkie had folded ace-seven on the river. Wilkie also added that Jennings was the that was the victim of the one outer, watching his 
find itself second best after the runout.
Jennings added that Ajayi had checked to him. He then bet and was called by a third player in the hand before AJayi check-raised all in. Jennings went over the top to get the two heads up and was in great shape to score the knockout until the alleged one outer hit on the river.
Mike Sherry opened to 18,000 from middle position and received calls from Fred Ertl, who was on the button, and Corey Williams, who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and all three players checked.
Action again checked through both the turn and river 
.
Ertl announced a ten after checking back, showing 
.
"I got livered!" joked Williams as he mucked. Sherry mucked behind and Ertl took down the pot.
Rich Dixon got his last 53,000 in preflop from under the gun and received action from Dapo Ajayi, who was in the cutoff.
Rich Dixon:
Dapo Ajayi:
Dixon smashed the flop , hitting top pair and a flush draw to leave Ajayi with two outs plus backdoor cards. The turn came to remove the backdoor outs and the river fell l for Dixon to secure the double.
Meanwhile, Ajayi appeared to have lost a pot prior to doubling Dixon and now finds himself as one of the short stacks with 38 players left in the tournament.
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