From middle position, Rainer Kempe opened to 9,000, and both Zach Hyman and Sean Winter called in the blinds.
The 
board was checked down to the river where Winter bet 11,500. Kempe called and Hyman folded.
Winter tabled his 
, and Kempe mucked.
Dominik Nitsche raised from the hijack and Ben Lamb re-raised to 21,000 on the button. Nitsche called and the flop came 
. The two players got all the chips in the middle on the flop and it was Lamb at risk for 84,000.
Nitsche: 
Lamb: 
The turn was the 
, narrowing Lambs outs, and the 
on the river solidified his fate. Lamb was eliminated and Nitsche was the one stacking chips.
Sergio Aido opened the action to 9,000 from early position before Fedor Holz three-bet the big blind to 39,000.
Aido called, and when the flop landed 
, Holz bet out 30,000.
Aido called, and the dealer delivered the 
on the turn with Holz betting out 68,000.
Aido folded and dropped to 540,000, while Holz climbed to 350,000 in chips.
Dan Shak and Daniel Negreanu have both re-entered the field.
Rainer Kempe limped in from the small blind and Tom Marchese raised to 12,000 from the big blind. Kempe called and the flop came 
. Kempe checked and Marchese made a continuation bet of 16,000. Kempe called and the 
peeled off on the turn.
Both players checked to the on the river and Kempe checked again for the third time. Marchese reached back for 45,000 and Kempe called him down. Kempe tabled 
and that was good enough to earn him the pot.
Level: 8
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 3,000
Both Dan Shak and Daniel Negreanu have been eliminated from today's tournament.
But since both players are still on their first bullet, it is expected that they'll eventually re-enter.
Both Jake Schindler and Ben Tollerene have recently been eliminated from today's tournament for the second time today meaning they'll have to wait until tomorrow's Event #3 to close the gap in the Purple Jacket race.
From the cutoff, Isaac Haxton opened to 7,000 only to have Cary Katz move all in for 36,000 from the button. Haxton called once the blinds folded, and the cards were tabled.
Haxton: 
Katz: 
The flop of 
thrust Katz into the lead, but when the turn landed the 
, a chop would be the inevitable outcome as the 
completed the board on the river.
Ben Lamb opened to 7,000 from early position and both Cary Katz and Dominik Nitsche called in the blinds.
The flop landed 
and a bet of 9,500 from Lamb was enough to prompt two quick folds from Katz and Nitsche.
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