Action folded to Darren Elias in the small blind, and he raised to 75,000, and the big blind Jesse Lonis made the call.
After the flop came 10♠2♥7♠ Lonis called a bet of 75,000 from Elias.
The turn brought the Q♦ and both players checked to the 9♠ on the river. Elias then checked to Lonis, who bet 150,000, which got a quick fold from Elias.
As Lonis took in the pot, he told Elias, "I got there" and tabled K♠J♠.
Action was picked up on the river with a big pot brewing between Brock Wilson and Kristen Foxen.
On a board showing K♣10♣5♠8♥8♦ Foxen was facing a bet of 200,000 from Wilson. Foxen instantly cut out 200,000, before taking some time and making the call.
Wilson tabled Q♦J♠ for just queen high, and Foxen tabled the winner with 5♦2♦ to take the pot with his pair of fives.
Shortly after, Cary Katz was eliminated to put the players on the stone bubble.
With nine players remaining and seven making the money, the tournament has gone to hand for hand play.
Action was picked up with Darren Elias all in for 415,000 and Cary Katz putting him at risk.
Darren Elias: Q♠Q♥ 
Cary Katz: A♣K♥
It was a classic race, but Elias took the sweat out of things when the flop came 9♣Q♣Q♦ giving him quads. The rest of the board ran out 9♦10♦ to give Elias the double up.
Action was picked up with Marius Gierse all in for 185,000, and David Coleman putting him at risk.
Marius Gierse: K♣10♥
David Coleman: A♠10♣
Coleman had Gierse dominated, and when the board ran out 9♥J♦3♠A♦4♣ Coleman was still best, giving him the pot while knocking out Gierse.
Level: 12
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Kristen Foxen was first to act and raised to 30,000, which was called by Brock Wilson on the button and the small blind David Coleman.
All three players checked the J♠8♥4♣ flop, to see the K♠ on the turn. It was then checked to Wilson on the button who bet out 65,000. Coleman and Foxen both folded to give the pot to Wilson.
At the other table, the short-stacked Michael Brinkenhoff was eliminated.
Kristen Foxen opened the action with a raise to 30,00 from the cutoff, which was called by both the small blind Brock Wilson and the big blind David Coleman.
After the Q♠6♦7♥ flop, all three players checked to the 3♠ on the turn. Wilson then checked to Coleman, who bet out 30,000. Foxen made the call, before Wilson raised to 160,000. That quickly got Coleman out, and Foxen took her time, before finding the fold as well to give Wilson the pot.
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