Hamid Sepehri raised to 125,000 from the hijack, and when it folded to Joshua Mischel in the big blind, he called all in for less.
Joshua Mischel: K♥8♣ 
Hamid Sepehri: A♦A♣
Mischel would need lots of help to crack the aces of Sepehri, but when the board ran out A♥3♠J♣K♣2♥ Sepehri improved to a set, and Mischel was eliminated in 16th place.
James Patterson was short-stacked and all in with just 60,000 in the small blind in a multi-way pot.
Patterson had hopes of running his stack back up, but fell short when his A♥2♦ fell to Alan Gendelman's 8♦7♠ on a board that read 6♠3♦7♥K♣J♦.
Gendelman's pair of sevens ended Patterson's impressive tournament run.
Michael Lavin moved all in from under the gun for about 300,000, putting himself at risk. Josh Mischel made the call from the big blind.
Michael Lavin: A♣10♣
Josh Mischel: A♦8♦
Mischel picked up a flush draw on the Q♥4♦2♦ flop and hit another diamond on the Q♦ turn for the nut flush. The meaningless 5♥ rolled off on the river and Lavin was sent to the rail.
With a sizable pot brewing on a board of 3♠5♠2♠7♦6♠, Michael Choe moved all in, putting himself at risk.
Michael Zazzera made the call and turned over A♠K♦ for an ace-high flush.
Choe tabled Qx10x with no spade, and was sent to the payout desk.
Jackie Berry raised under the gun all in for 270,000, and Justin Arnwine in early position called. When it folded to the big blind Alan Gendelman in the big blind, he announced all in for 950,000, and Arnwine folded, leaving the two players heads up.
Jackie Berry: 7♠7♦
Alan Gendelman: J♠J♦
Berry would need help to beat the jacks of Gendelman. But when the board ran out 8♠6♥4♦9♦4♣ the pocket jacks of Gendelman were best, and Berry was eliminated in 20th place.
Action was picked up with Luke Browning all in, and Z Stein putting him at risk.
Luke Browning: 5♥5♦
Z Stein: A♥A♣
Browning would need help to crack the aces of Stein, but when the board ran out 2♦A♠6♦3♠7♥ Stein improved to a set of aces and eliminated Browning in 21st place.
Paul Kiem open shoved from middle position for 270,000, putting himself at risk and was called by Bradley McFarland in the big blind.
Paul Kiem: Q♣6♣
Bradley McFarland: A♠J♠
The board ran out 2♠2♥7♥10♣5♠ and Kiem was sent to the payout desk.
Hamid Sepehri and Dale Capuano got it all in preflop, with Capuano at risk.
Dale Capuano: A♠9♠
Hamid Sepehri: A♥10♥
The board ran out Kx2x5xKx4x and Capuano's tournament run came to an end.
Action folded around to Josh Mischel on the button who moved all in, covering both the players in the blinds. Z Stein made the call from the small blind, putting himself at risk.
Z Stein: A♦A♥
Josh Mischel: A♠9♠
The board ran out 2♣6♦6♥Q♥2♥ and Stein's pocket aces held to earn him the double up.
Justin Arnwine raised from early position to 60,000, before Charlie Chien three-bet to 200,000 in middle position. When it folded to Brian Funk in the small blind, he went all in for less. After the big blind folded, Arnwine four-bet all in for 532,000, which Chien called to Arnwine at risk.
Brian Funk: 9♥6♣
Justin Arnwine: Q♥Q♣
Charlie Chien: 10♠10♦
Arnwine had the best of it with his pocket queens, and after the board ran out 4♥4♣9♠2♠A♥ and the pockets queens remained the best hand. Arnwine scooped a massive pot and eliminated Funk from the tournament.
button in Safari
