Action was picked up with Justin Zaki all in for roughly 410,000, and Sam Laskowitz putting him at risk.
Justin Zaki: A♥J♦ 
Sam Laskowitz: A♠8♥
Zaki had Laskowitz dominated, but when the board ran out 8♦6♣4♥10♠2♠ Laskowitz paired his eight on the flop, to take the pot and eliminate Zaki in eighth place.
Cherish Andrews and Jeremy Ausmus got involved in a pot with the board showing 6♣4♦A♥2♦7♠.
After Andrews called bets on the flop and turn, Ausmus moved all in for the rest of Andrews chips on the river, and she made the call.
Ausmus tabled A♠A♣ for top set, and Andrews showed Ax3x as she left the tournament area.
At a nearby table shortly after, Joao Simao was seen leaving the tournament area after being eliminated in ninth place.
Level: 17
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The remaining players have been sent on another 10-minute break.
Action folded to the small blind Jeremy Becker, who was titled after getting bluff by Justin Saliba the previous hand, and had to pay him $500 because they were playing the "eight-three" bounty game.
He said, "Whatever, send me home" and moved all in for roughly 450,000, which Chino Rheem in the big blind quickly called to put him at risk.
Jeremy Becker: 6♠6♣
Chino Rheem: 10♥10♣
Becker ran into the bigger pocket pair and could not find help on the 4♦2♥9♦8♦8♣ to be sent to the rail in 11th place.
Action was picked up with a ton of chips in the middle, as Neil Warren was all in and Justin Saliba putting him at risk.
Neil Warren: Q♥Q♣
Justin Saliba: K♠K♦
It was a huge cooler for Warren, who ran into the bigger pocket pair of Saliba, and was unable to find any help as the board ran out 2♦10♠A♦A♣J♣ to send another massive pot to Saliba, as Warren hit the exits.
Action was picked up with Matthew Wantman all in and Justin Saliba putting him at risk.
Matthew Wantman: K♣Q♦
Justin Saliba: K♠K♦
Wantman was crushed by the kings of Saliba, and was left drawing dead on the turn, as the board ran out 4♦5♠A♠9♥4♣.
John Riordan opened from the cutoff with a raise to 60,000. It folded to Justin Saliba in the small blind who put in a three-bet to 205,000. It folded back to Riordan, who four-bet all in, which was snap-called by Saliba.
John Riordan: J♦J♣
Justin Saliba: A♦2♦
Riordan was in a great spot to double, but the board ran 6♥A♠3♥5♥8♣ and Saliba paired his ace, making Riordan the bubble boy for back to back events at the PokerGo Studio.
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