Valentin Lita bet 55,000 from the cutoff on a flop of 7♥10♦K♠ and John Palermino called in the hijack.
Palermino then led out for 95,000 on the A♥ turn, and Lita called. The river was the 3♦ and Palermino bet 300,000. Lita then moved all in, and Palermino snap-folded.
"I had to go with it," Palermino said.
Dawn Lucarelli moved all in for her last 200,000 from the hijack on a flop of K♠Q♣5♥, and Christopher Kennedy put her at risk on the button.
Dawn Lucarelli: A♦J♠ 
Christopher Kennedy: A♠A♥
"Give me a ten," Lucarelli pleaded after Kennedy turned over his aces, but she received no help on the 8♦ turn or K♥ river and was sent to the rail.
Louis Bailey moved all in for 60,000 under the gun and Arthur Zabronsky reshoved in the small blind. "Please give me at least pocket sevens," Brandon Mueller prayed to the heavens as he peeked down at his cards in the big blind, but he ended up folding.
Louis Bailey: Q♥8♥
Arthur Zabronsky: A♦10♥
Zabronsky spiked trips on the 10♠10♣3♠ flop, while the 3♥ turn improved him to a full house. The river was the J♣, and Bailey was sent to the rail.
At another table, Justin Arnwine had three-bet to 140,000 in the big blind and Nicholas Verderamo called in the hijack.
Arnwine continued for 100,000 on the A♥5♠Q♥ flop, and Verderamo called. The 3♥ turn and 10♠ river were checked down, and Arnwine showed A♦J♠ for top pair to win the pot.
Torsten Boker and Kevin Grabel were on the turn with the board showing 8♠5♠J♣8♦. Boker then moved all in for 97,000 in the big blind, and Grabel tanked for several minutes before calling under the gun.
Boker showed 9♥7♣ for a straight draw, while Grabel had A♥Q♣. The river A♠ gave Grabel two pair, and Boker was sent to the rail.
Melanie Hennigan limped in from the hijack and Donovan Bates moved all in for 110,000 on the button. Hennigan called once action got back to her.
Donovan Bates: K♥J♥
Melanie Hennigan: A♥Q♦
Bates took the lead on the J♦10♠10♥ flop with two pair, while Hennigan picked up a straight draw. The 7♠ turn was safe for Bates, while the river came the 8♠ to seal his double up.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Joshua McClain bet 20,000 from under the gun on a flop of K♠5♦8♥ and Louis Bailey raised to 100,000 in the small blind. McClain then moved all in for 236,000, and Bailey called.
Joshua McClain: K♥K♦
Louis Bailey: A♠K♣
Bailey had flopped top pair, but he ran right into McClain's top set. The board ran out 3♥5♥, and McClain doubled up.
Matthew Riebel was eliminated at the same time on another table.
Louis Bailey limped in from under the gun before Milos Scekic raised to 25,000 in middle position. Christopher Kennedy called on the button, as did Bailey.
Scekic continued for 25,000 on the 8♠3♥2♠ flop and Kennedy folded, while Bailey then raised to 60,000. Scekic called, and the 3♦ fell on the turn.
Bailey checked to Scekic, and he bet 80,000. Bailey took a few minutes before folding, and Scekic flashed A♦A♠ as he took the pot.
Boris Kravets raised to 22,000 in middle position and Justin Arnwine called in the hijack. Dwight Shell then three-bet to 115,000 in the small bilnd, and Kravets moved all in. Arnwine quickly folded. "Let's dance," Shell said as he called.
Dwight Shell: A♥Q♠
Boris Kravets: J♣J♠
It was a massive flip as the two players had around the same stacks. The board ran out K♠8♦2♥5♣10♣, and Kravets' jacks stayed in the lead to earn him the pot.
"It's close," Nicholas Verderamo said, and Kravets' stack was counted as 474,000. Shell's stack was then counted, and he had the exact same 474,000.
"I said it was close. I didn't think it was that close," Verderamo said as Shell was sent to the rail.
In a battle between the blinds, John Hall moved all in for 117,000 in the big blind and Dinesh Purohit put him at risk.
John Hall: A♥6♥
Dinesh Purohit: A♣5♣
The board ran out K♠Q♣2♥4♦J♣, and Hall's six-kicker continued to play to earn him the double up. "What am I supposed to do with ten big blinds?" he said.
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