On blinds of 7,000/14,000, "DMacMoney" opened to 35,000 from middle position and "Mikecoliva" three-bet to 56,000 on the button. "DMacMoney" called to see the 
flop and then tapped to "Mikecoliva" who bet 73,500.
"DMacMoney" called and the 
landed as a turn card. Both players checked through to the 
river where a round of checks happened once more. "DMacMoney" tabled 
for two pair but it was not enough when "Mikecoliva" showed 
, for a higher two pair to take down the pot.
On blinds of 5,000/10,000, "Mikemac99" opened from the button to 20,000 and Michael "ParxBigStax" Marder shoved over 700,000 in the big blind. "Mikemac99" called for their 224,000 stack and the two tabled their hands.
"Mikemac99": 
Michael "ParxBigStax" Marder: 
The flop was 
and Marder took a commanding lead. The 
turn card brought some straight outs for "Mikemac99" and they were not needed when a 
river hit the board, giving "Mikemac99" the pot with a set of rivered sixes to double through Marder.
On blinds of 5,000/10,000, "QuadLaser" shoved 84,000 from under the gun and Jaime "mooseman1710" Reyes pushed over the top for just over 120,000. Ross “Thehebrewhammer” Gottleib pushed over the top and everyone else folded, leaving three to showdown.
"QuadLaser": 
Jaime "mooseman1710" Reyes: 
Ross “Thehebrewhammer” Gottleib: 
The 
runout sealed the deal for Gottleib who took down the pot to send two players out the door.
On blinds of 4,000/8,000, Michael "ParxBigStax" Marder opened to 16,000 and Daniel "leinad" Buzgon shoved 109,679 from the cutoff. Marder called, putting Buzgon at risk of elimination.
Daniel "leinad" Buzgon:
Michael "ParxBigStax" Marder:
The flop brought something for everyone when 
landed on the virtual felt. Marder flopped a set and Buzgon a lot of draws. The 
turn and river were not anything Buzgon needed to stay alive and he was sent packing, shipping the pot to Marder.
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On blinds of 3,500/7,000, Derek "pompii" Sudell opened to 14,000 from the hijack and "deTerMiNeD2bLOW" shove 106,696 in the big blind. Sudell thought for a moment but in the end, he elected to call and the two tabled their cards.
"deTerMiNeD2bLOW":
Derek "pompii" Sudell: 
Sudell was behind and a 
flop was of no help. A turn brought a couple more outs but the 
river was not one, sending a complete double to "deTerMiNeD2bLOW" and their queens.
On blinds of 3,000/6,000, "Chronmaster" shoved around 64,000 from under the gun and "RobertJordan" jammed over the top for just over 340,000. Everyone else folded and the two players tabled their hands.
"Chronmaster": 
"RobertJordan":
The board rolled out 
and the set of "RobertJordan" was more than enough to scoop the pot, eliminating "Chronmaster" from the event.
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