On a flop of 
. Julian Menendez and Simon Campo got all the money in the middle, with the latter being at risk for his last 300,000 or so.
Showdown
Campo: 
Menendez: 
Campo had flopped a flush draw and was looking to crack the two pair of Menendez. The 
turn was a blank for both players, while the 
river missed Campo and gave Menendez a full house. Campo became our 19th-place finished and brought about a short pause in the action while the tournament officials combined the remaining field down to two tables.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,000,000
350,000
|
350,000 |
|
Busted |
. Solano was clearly dejected, though he seemed to perk up a little when the 
gave him a straight draw to a ten. Unfortunately for him, the 
river did not deliver and he suffered a bad beat for a monster pot.
. "I'll take a heart," McDonald stated referring to his runner-runner flush draw. The turn did not deliver a heart, but it did bring the 
, which put McDonald firmly in the lead. The 
river was no help to Hurtado, and he made his exit in 20th place.
. Jonathan Monsalves looked him up with 
turn and 
of Francisco Corvalan. The board ran out 
to end Cortaza's Main Event.
for a turned full house, and Iglesias propelled his cards to the muck.
, but was crushed by Bedoya's 
, giving the pot to Bedoya.
