Matthew Zambanini raised to 40,000 in middle position and Kevin Grabel called in the hijack. Melanie Hennigan then moved all in for 300,000 in the small blind and Zambanin folded, but Grabel snap-called.
Melanie Hennigan: A♥2♠ 
Kevin Grabel: 8♦8♣
Hennigan was looking for an ace to stay alive, but she couldn't connect with the 9♠K♦10♠K♥6♦ board and was eliminated in 16th place.
Melanie Hennigan limped in from middle position before Neal Liptak moved all in for 220,000 in the hijack. Matthew Zambanini then reshoved on the button.
Kevin Grabel was in the small blind and ripped off his sunglasses as he went deep into the tank. He took several minutes before folding, while Hennigan also got out of the way.
Neal Liptak: 10♠10♣
Matthew Zambanini: A♦Q♣
Liptak was racing for his tournament life, and he stayed in the lead on the 9♥8♥8♦4♣9♦ board to earn yet another double up. Grabel then admitted he folded ace-king.
Melanie Hennigan moved all in from the cutoff on a flop of K♥2♥2♣ and Donovan Bates committed his last 225,000 in the big blind.
Donovan Bates: 9♥6♥
Melanie Hennigan: A♣6♠
"I need two black cards," Hennigan said as Bates was chasing a flush draw. The 4♣ turn was safe for her, but Bates hit the 9♦ on the river to make two pair and earn the double up.
Neal Liptak moved all in for 115,000 in the hijack and Kevin Grabel called in the small blind.
Neal Liptak: Q♥Q♦
Kevin Grabel: A♣4♥
Liptak had picked up two queens and improved to a set on the Q♠10♦3♠ flop. The rest of the board ran out K♠5♠, and Liptak doubled up.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Boris Kravets bet 120,000 from the cutoff on a board of 3♦9♠A♥6♥ and John Palermino called in the big blind.
The river was the 6♣ and Kravets moved all in, putting Palermino to a decision for his last 200,000.
"I think you got me outkicked. I've been thinking for four minutes, whatever you guys think is reasonable," Palermino said as he went deep into the tank. The clock was eventually called, and Palermino open-mucked A♠10♦.
"Do you want to see?" Kravets asked him before turning over K♠10♠ for a bluff.
Arthur Zabronsky was eliminated from this table on the next hand.
Arthur Zabronsky bet 25,000 from the cutoff on a flop of J♦2♣3♣ and Nicholas Verderamo called in the small blind.
Both players then checked the A♥ turn. Verderamo led out for 125,000 on the 9♥ river, and Zabronsky called.
Verderamo showed A♦6♦ for a pair of aces, and Zabronsky mucked.
Justin Arnwine and Nicholas Verderamo went to a flop of 4♦9♣10♣ where Arnwine bet 30,000 from the cutoff. Verderamo called in the big blind.
The turn was the 3♦ and Arnwine bet 50,000. Verderamo then raised to 200,000, and Arnwine folded.
"I don't blame him for playing ace-jack. I wouldn't have folded either," Boris Kravets said to Arnwine as the table was still discussing Arnwine's bustout of Milos Scekic.
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