Jason Koonce put in all 570,000 of his chips in the cutoff and Ana Marquez set him at risk from the button with 
. She was way ahead against 
but the 
flop changed that in a big way. The 
turn and 
river failed to rescue Marquez and she sent her neighbor nearly all of her chips.
Only moments later, Marquez was eliminated.
Daniel Wilson pushed from the cutoff for the last 175,000 and found a caller in Scott Stewart from one seat over.
Daniel Wilson: 
Scott Stewart: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for the Irishman. Right after, Mario Silvestri also showed up at the payout desk.
Samuel Tsehai opened to 45,000 in early position and the action folded to Felipe Olivieri in the big blind. Olivieri shoved all in for 220,000 and Tsehai asked for a count before making the call.
Felipe Olivieri: 
Samuel Tsehai: 
The flop fell 
to give Olivieri top pair but Tsehai flopped an open-ended straight flush draw. The 
on the turn was a brick and the on the river paired the board to give Olivieri a full double up.
Ana Marquez defended her big blind against the under-the-gun raise by Christoph Vogelsang and they headed to a flop of 
. Marquez check-raised from 30,000 to 105,000 and Vogelsang came along. Both players opted to check the 
turn and Marquez also checked the 
on the river.
Vogelsang bet 110,000 and Marquez sent her cards into the muck.
Kelvin Kerber opened in the cutoff for 40,000, Scott Baumstein made it 110,000 on the button and Kerber put in 540,000, leaving 15,000 back. Baumstein thought briefly and then stuck it all in. Kerber said he was going to take some time to give himself a chance to ladder, and he used a couple of banks before calling.
Kelvin Kerber: 
Scott Baumstein:
The 
did little for Kerber but the 
turn gave him a straight draw. The 
was a brick, but he did ladder successfully.
Cliff Ellefson shoved all in from the small blind for about 240,000 and Michael Robionek called in the big with 
. Ellefson was forced to show and the 
left him in dire need of help.
However, he got some when a 
turn gave him a flush draw. The 
river didn't do it, though.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The remaining 97 players are heading on another 20-minute break while the tournament staff colors up the 1,000 chips in play.
Florian Duta had bet 155,000 in position against Cliff Ellefson, who had checked a completed board of 
. Ellefson slid in 255,000 and exposed 
, but he was soon informed he had put in too many chips. The tournament director arrived and ruled Duta could only call or fold to a min-raise as Ellefson had clearly intended to call since he exposed his hand. Duta said he called and showed 
for a flopped boat.
Ellefson was left with only around 40,000, which he doubled on the first hand after the miscue.
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