Michel Dattani bet 100,000 into about 130,000 from the big blind on 
, and Andrei Kurov shoved all in from the button for 233,000. Dattani thought a little while and flicked in a chip. After a few minutes while action finished on the other tables, the tournament director told Dattani to reveal his hand.
Dattani showed 
for kings up but Kurov had 
for quads.
A bigger pot was brewing and once again Farid Jattin and Jonathan West clashed. The latter check-called a bet of 118,000 on the 
turn with 121,000 behind and the river paired the board. West checked and Jattin checked behind, then mucked when West flashed 
for trips kings.
One table over, Jacqueline Burkhart defended her big blind against a raise by Alex Keating and they checked the 
flop. On the 
turn, Burkhart check-raised from 25,000 to 80,000 and Keating eventually folded.
Kane Kalas shoved under the gun for 58,000 and Ajay Chabra called in the big blind.
Ajay Chabra: 
Kane Kalas: 
The 
flop sucked out most of the drama and things were wrapped by the 
turn.
On a flop of 
, Vlad Tatu bet 26,000 and was called by Marc Perrault to see the turn. Both players checked and Tatu then bet the river for 56,000.
"Do you have a good hand?" Perrault asked while studying his opponent. Eventually, the Canadian called and Tatu rolled over 
. Perrault claimed the pot with for top pair, sending Platinum Pass winner Tatu below 20 big blinds.
Samuel Tsehai took some chips off Mikita Badziakouski, besides that there has barely been any major action. The tension on the stone-cold money bubble is very high, but the all in showdowns rarely happen at the moment with the clock of the second level ticking down.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Vojtech Ruzicka in the big blind and Scott Baumstein in early position checked over to Ajay Chabra, who made it 35,000 to go. Ruzicka was the only caller and they opted to check through the 
on the river.
Ruzicka showed 
for a pair of tens and busted flushdraw, which Chabra had beat with the 
.
Farid Jattin checked from under the gun on 
and Jonathan West bet 125,000 from the button. Jattin called and the river was the . Jattin checked and West bet 200,000, with Jattin instantly calling.
West showed but was outflopped as Jattin had 
for two pair.
Ryan Olisar raised it up from middle position and JC Alvarado shoved all in for 83,000 on his left. The action folded back to Olisar who made a quick call to put Alvarado at risk. Once the action completed at the other tables, the cards were tabled.
JC Alvarado:
Ryan Olisar:
It was a coin flip that Alvarado took the lead in when the flop came . The turn was the 
and the river brought the as Alavardo scored a double up through Olisar.
Luis Faria bet 37,000 out of the big blind on a board of and Adrian Samu called in the cutoff. The river was the and Faria bet 117,000. Samu thought briefly and tossed in a chip, and Faria could only muster .
Samu took it with 
for tens and fives.
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