Daniel Negreanu raised his button to 40,000 and Jake Schindler called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Schindler checked to Negreanu who continued for 30,000.
Schindler folded, and Negreanu scooped in the pot.
Following the elimination of Brian Rast, the tournament is now playing hand-for-hand.
There will be a two-minute run off off the clock for every hand dealt during this process until at least one more player is eliminated.
In a three-bet pot preflop, Brian Rast led out from the big blind for 70,000 on the 
flop.
Brandon Adams called in the cutoff as the turn landed the 
and Rast checked. Adams announced he was all in for 320,000, and after using two time extension chips, Rast called.
Rast: 
Adams: 
Rast was drawing dead as the river of the 
peeled off to rocked Adams up to over a million while Rast would be down to just 11,000.
The following hand, Rast called all in from the small blind holding 
against Jared Jaffee's 
. No help came for Rast, and he fell in 10th place.
Level: 15
Blinds: 8,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Jared Jaffee raised to 27,000 under the gun and Bill Klein jammed for 177,000. Brian Rast reshoved with what he said was 550,000 more. Jaffee thought a bit and folded.
Klein: 
Rast: 
The 
flop was a promising one for Klein as he needed to only fade the last two nines. The 
and 
improved him to a straight. Jaffee indicated he folded the winner.
Dominik Nitsche raised to 25,000 on the button, and both Jason Koon and Daniel Negreanu called in the blinds.
The 
board was checked down and Koon tabled his 
.
Negreanu mucked, but Nitsche tabled the winning 
for a flush.
Jake Schindler opened under the gun for 25,000 and Jason Koon made it 80,000 on the button. Schindler came back with 200,000 and Koon shoved all in for about 900,000. Schindler folded right away.
Ben Lamb opened under the gun to 27,000 before Jake Schindler three-bet his button to 51,000. Action folded back to Lamb, and he moved all in for roughly 315,000. Schindler called.
Lamb:
Schindler: 
Lamb was at-risk and trailing, but caught life on the 
flop.
Unfortunately, Schindler would snatch back the lead as the turn and river fell the and , and Lamb was eliminated in 11th place.
Brandon Adams opened for 28,000 and called a three-bet to 100,000 from Bill Klein, on the button. They checked down a 
board until Adams bet 135,000 or so on the river. Klein used a time extension but folded.
From under the gun, Bill Klein shoved all in for 205,000 and Sam Soverel next to act followed suit by calling all in for 152,000.
Klein: 
Soverel:
The dealer spread a 
board, and Klein struck top pair to eliminate Soverel in 12th place.
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