Neil Patel raised to 15,000 from early position, then called a three-bet shove for 30,000 from Ryan Hohner in the small blind.
"I've got my favorite hand," Hohner said.
Ryan Hohner: 
Neil Patel: 
Hohner's favorite hand was good for a double after the 
board left Patel dead by the turn.
"You guys are in trouble...each and every one of you!" Hohner said with a grin as he stacked up his chips.
There was 70,000 in the middle when John Michalak checked it over to Brent Barfield on a 
flop. Barfield fired 56,000, and Michalak matched it.
The 
turn paired the board and checked through. Neither player bet the 
river either, and our chip leader tabled 
for flopped top-top.
Nate Gibbs jammed for 26,000 from middle position, and Michael Rossitto called in the small blind.
Nate Gibbs: 
Michael Rossitto: 
Rossitto found an ace on the 
flop to increase his lead, but Gibbs picked up plenty of equity on the 
turn, giving him a gutshot and a flush draw. The 
river bricked off, and Gibbs headed to the payout desk.
At the same time at another table, Jered Gallagher went bust.
On the eleventh hand of hand-for-hand play, Cory Warner jammed for 26,500 from the cutoff, and Aaron Johnson called in the big blind.
Cory Warner: 
Aaron Johnson: 
Warner hit a pair of queens on the 
flop to take a commanding lead, but Johnson found a glimmer of hope on the 
turn to pop the bubble.
"Oh, I knew it was comin'!" Matt Higgins said when the fell on the river, giving Johnson two pair and leaving Warner as the bubble boy.
The remaining 36 players are in the money, guaranteed a minimum of $5,930, and are now on a one-hour dinner break.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Greg Jennings raised to 15,000 from the button, and James Burns three-bet to 36,000 in the big blind. Jennings called, saying, "I know everybody's rooting for me!" as he did.
Action checked to the river of a 
board, where Burns bet 25,000 and Jennings called. Burns tabled 
for the nut flush, and Jennings showed before mucking.
Mike Shin raised to 14,000 from the big blind, and Justin Coliny three-bet to 36,000, and Shin called.
The flop came 
, and Shin quickly checked. Coliny fired 100,000, but Shin didn't pay to see a turn.
Dan Lowery got his last 66,000 in chips in on a 
flop from the big blind, and Stephen Song had him at risk from the cutoff.
Dan Lowery: 
Stephen Song: 
Lowery's four was outkicked, and the turn and 
river left Lowery just shy of a cash.
The final thirty-seven players are now hand-for-hand, so stay tuned to see who the unfortunate bubble boy will be.
Everybody folded to Nikolas Martinez, who opened the button to 12,000 off a short stack. The small blind folded, and Stephen Song peeked at his cards and pulled them closer to his stack before throwing in seven 25k chips to put Martinez all in.
Martinez tank-folded and said with a smile, "I think no matter what I do there, he's making that bet."
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