After unknown action Chris Oliver and Gil Morgensztern ended up for their tournament life with PokerStars Team Online Isaac Haxton covering both players.
Oliver was all in for 33,500 while Morgensztern had an additional 119,500.
Oliver: 
Morgensztern: 
Haxton: 
The board ran out 
and Oliver tripled up. Haxton was left with a small stack while Morgensztern is now a real competitor.
Alex Bilokur checked the 
board to his opponent, Philipp Gruissem. Gruissem fired a bet of 16,000, and Bilokur called.
The river completed the board with the 
, and Bilokur checked. Gruissem bet 35,000, and Bilokur made the call.
Gruissem tabled the 
for a straight to beat Bilokur's 
. He's now over 400,000 in chips.
Faraz Jaka raised preflop to 6,500 and Matt Waxman, two seats over, moved all in for 44,900. The action folded to Ankush Mandavia and from the small blind he moved all in for about 30,000 more.
Dan Smith was next to act in the big blind and he tanked for a bit before moving all in as well. Jaka quickly folded and the showdown went as following.
Smith: 
Mandavia: 
Waxman:
The flop brought out 
and Mandavia cheered, "Spades!"
On the turn the 
popped up and Jaka said that Waxman was gonna get there on the river. The river did indeed bring the 
and Waxman leaned back in his chair in amazement.
"Don't report that please," Waxman jokingly said as he raked in a big triple up. Smith was left with a very small stack while Mandavia maintained his stack.
From early position, Paul Newey raised to 5,000. Sorel Mizzi called on the button, and Joseph Cheong called out of the big blind. On the flop, Cheong and Newey checked. Mizzi bet 10,500, and Cheong folded. Newey reached for chips and tossed in a raise to 30,000. After some thought, Mizzi reraised all in. Newey called to put his stack on the line for 95,800 total. He held the 
for top pair, top kicker, while Mizzi had the for a flush draw.
The turn was the 
to give Newey two pair. It also added a Broadway straight draw for Mizzi.
The river completed the board with the , and Newey's big slick held up. He won the pot with aces and kings to double to over 200,000. Mizzi was left with 72,000.
Newey is a relatively new player to the high-stakes poker world, but he is no stranger to being a high roller. In a recent interview with PokerNews' Rich Ryan, Newey discusses diving into the world of poker, improving his game, and much more.
You can read that interview by clicking here.
"That was the worst beat of my career," Bryn Kenney laughed as he told his bustout hand to numerous interested players. We missed most of the action, but caught the board and Faraz Jaka recapped the action for us.
Kenney raised and called Mohsin Charania's three-bet after which the flop brought 
and both players checked. On the turn the popped up and that card sparked a ton of action.
After a raising war Kenney ended up all in, after starting the hand with 110,000 chips, while Charania barely had him covered.
Kenney showed 
for a full house and Charania turned over 
for a gutshot straight flush draw on top of his straight. The river brought the 
and while Kenney improved to a bigger full house Charania made his straight flush.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 500
Myro Garcia just ended up all in preflop for 123,000 and he was up against Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Selbst.
Selbst:
Garcia:
The board ran out 
and Garcia doubled up.
Jason Lavallee just ended up all in preflop for around 80,000 chips against German Fedor Holz. The showdown went as following.
Lavallee: 
Holz:
The board ran out 
and Lavallee was knocked out by the ace on the river.
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