Alessandro Orefice raised to 25,000 in middle position, Mitchell Halverson moved all in for 117,000 on the button, and Orefice called.
Mitchell Halverson: 7♣7♥ 
Alessandro Orefice: 8♣8♠
The 9♥J♠9♦A♥ board left open the possibility of a chop going to the river, but Halverson did better than that by spiking the 7♦ to make a full house and double up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Around 80,000 was in the pot as three players went to a flop of Q♣9♠3♠. Kevin Lee then bet 40,000 from early position and Wasim Assaf called on the button.
Mario Colavita then moved all in for 360,000 in the big blind and Lee reshoved. Assaf quickly folded K♦Q♦.
Mario Colavita: Q♠J♠
Kevin Lee: A♠2♠
Colavita was ahead with top pair, while both players had a flush draw. The 5♠ turn completed the flush, but Lee had the nut flush to leave Colavita drawing dead going to the 8♦ river as Lee collected the massive pot to send Colavita to the rail.
"He saved me," Assaf said.
David Dongwoo Ko and Thierry Pawlenko went to a flop of K♣8♣7♣ when Pawlenko got his last 300,000 in the middle from the big blind and Ko put him at risk in middle position.
Thierry Pawlenko: A♣A♠
David Dongwoo Ko: Q♣9♣
Pawlenko showed down aces with the nut flush draw, but Ko had flopped a flush as the board ran out 10♦6♦ to earn him another bounty.
"Did he say GG?" a tablemate asked.
"He said it very quietly," Cory Skolnik replied. "How's your day going?" Skolnik asked Ko.
"It's been okay," Ko said.
Ekrem Bozkurt was all in against the bigger-stacked Shyamsundar Challa.
Ekrem Bozkurt: J♣10♣
Shyamsundar Challa: A♦K♦
The board ran out K♣4♣J♠K♥J♥ and both players made full houses with Challa having the best of it to send Bozkurt to the rail.
Raimondo Marcello already has reason to celebrate no matter how far he progresses in the tournament as he pulled the first $25,000 mystery bounty envelope.
Two more are still up for grabs.
Bruce Far limped in from early position and David Dongwoo Ko raised to 30,000 on the button. Far called and the flop came J♠6♥5♦.
Far then pushed all in for 150,000 and Ko snap-called.
Bruce Far: J♥8♥
David Dongwoo Ko: 7♠6♠
Far was ahead with top pair against Ko's sixes as the 8♦ turn gave Far two pair. The river, though, was the 6♦ and Ko improved to trips to send Far to the rail.
"As soon as he won the pot he looked over at him and said GG," tablemate Cory Skolnik said after the hand.
Thomas Osmun moved all in for 90,000 from the button and Justin Young put him at risk under the gun.
Thomas Osmun: A♠J♠
Justin Young: A♦Q♦
Both players hit a pair on the J♥Q♠7♥ flop, but Young was ahead with his queens and Osmun couldn't catch up on the 7♠ turn or 8♥ river as he was sent to the rail.
Robert van Hoose raised to 26,000 in early position and Paul Dewald moved all in from the button. Van Hoose called for his last 60,000.
Robert van Hoose: A♣J♥
Paul Dewald: 9♦9♥
Van Hoose was flipping for his tournament life but couldn't catch up against Dewald's nines on the K♦6♠3♥2♥10♣ board as he was sent to the rail.
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