From middle position, Garrett Thompson raised to 20,000. Bryn Kenney reraised from the small blind to 51,000 when action got back to him. Jason Mercier folded from the big blind and action fell back on Thompson. He four-bet to 112,000 and Kenney folded.
Kenney dropped to 560,000 and Thompson increased to 380,000.
With about 220,000 in the pot and a board reading 
, Jacob Toole bet 125,000 from the big blind and Bryn Kenney made the call from the button. Both players then checked the 
river and Toole flipped over 
.
"That's good," Kenney said before mucking. Toole is up to 830,000.
Jacob Toole raised from under the gun to 20,000. Steve Karp made the call from the cutoff seat and the flop came down 
. Toole checked and Karp fired 29,000. Toole mucked his hand and Karp picked up the pot. He's now got about 400,000 in chips.
After Tomas Elexhauser raised to 18,000, David John moved all in for 108,000. Elexhauser quickly called when action fell back on him.
Elexhauser: 
John: 
The flop was big for John, coming down 
and giving him three queens. He stormed to the front and then improved to a full house when the 
hit the turn. The river was the 
and gave John the double up. He's now back over 200,000 in chips.
Eric Haber was all in for the last of his chips on the flop of 
. Garrett Thompson was his opponent. Thompson held the 
and Haber the 
.
The turn and river finished the board with the 
and 
. Thompson made a flush and sent Haber out the door.
On the flop of 
, Mark Ader checked to Jason Mercier. Sporting the Team PokerStars Pro USA badge, Mercier fired 19,000. Ader made the call.
The turn added the to the board and both players checked to see the 
hit the river. Ader checked and Mercier cut out 64,000. Ader tank-called and watched Mercier flip up the 
for two pair. Ader mucked and Mercier won the pot to improve to 485,000 in chips.
From the cutoff seat, Bryn Kenney raised to 19,000. Cary Katz called from the big blind and the two saw the flop come down 
. Katz checked and Kenney checked.
The turn card was the and Katz checked again to Kenney. He checked behind.
The river completed the board with the . Katz fired 16,000 and Kenney quickly raised to 59,000. Katz called right away and showed the 
for a flush. Kenney held the for a broadway straight, but Katz's flush won the pot.
Mark De Faria raised on the button only to have Wayne Lewis move all in for 78,000 more from the big blind. De Faria made the call with and found himself in a dominating position against the 
of Lewis.
The 
flop changed nothing and Lewis needed to catch an eight or running straight cards to stay alive. The 
turn did not help and neither did the river. Lewis was eliminated from the tournament while De Faria is up to 380,000.
Eric Haber raised to 22,000 only to have Peter DeBest move all in for 80,000. Cary Katz then moved all in himself for around 125,000 and Haber made the call.
Haber:
Katz:
DeBest:
Haber and DeBest were in bad shape, especially after the flop fell 
. The turn and river changed nothing and Katz's aces held up to bring him up to 360,000. Meanwhile, DeBest was eliminated from the tournament and Haber dropped to just 40,000.
Matt Affleck raised to 18,000 from under the gun and then action moved around to Larry Lipman on the button. He made the call. Joe Tehan was in the small blind and reraised all in for 233,000. The big blind and Affleck folded before Lipman tanked for a couple minutes. He wound up making the call and tabled the 
. His eights were behind the for Tehan.
The flop came down and Tehan nailed a set of queens to get a stranglehold on this double up. The turn was the and the river the . Lipman also made a set, but it was no good. Tehan doubled and now has about 500,000. Lipman was left with 190,000.
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