Marius Gierse raised to 24,000 on the button, and was called by the big blind Michael Berk.
After the 4♠7♥K♦ flop, Berk checked to Gierse, who bet out 16,000. Berk then raised to 45,000, which was called by Gierse.
The turn was the K♥, and Berk fired another bet, this time 115,000. That was enough to chase out Gierse, who mucked his hand to give the pot to Berk.
Level: 12
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Action picked up on the flop with Andrew Lichtenberger all in and Paul Roy putting him at risk, with the board showing Q♦2♣4♠.
Andrew Lichtenberger: Q♠7♣ 
Paul Roy: K♥Q♥
Both players flopped top pair, but Roy had Lichtenberger dominated. The board ran out 6♠4♥ and the king-queen of Roy was best, giving him the pot and knocking out Lichtenberger.
Action was picked up on the flop with the board showing J♦6♠3♦, with Brock Wilson all in and Dylan Linde putting him at risk.
Brock Wilson: K♦7♦
Dylan Linde: A♠J♠
Linde flopped top pair, but would need to fade the flush draw of Wilson. He was able to do that when the board ran out 7♣5♥ to give the pot to Linde and knock out Wilson.
Level: 11
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The 17 remaining players have been sent on another 10-minute break.
Sam Soverel raised to 16,000 from middle potion and was called by Aram Zobian in the cutoff. It then folded to the small blind Qinghai Pan who three-bet all in for 208,000. It folded back to Soverel, who took all of his time bank, before announcing fold, and Zobian followed behind.
As Pan took in the pot, he showed QxQx, with Soverel telling the table he mucked A♦J♦.
Action was picked up with a short-stacked John Krpan all in and Marius Gierse putting him at risk.
John Krpan: A♠K♥
Marius Gierse: 8♠8♦
Krpan woke up with a premium but could not hit on the 6♦7♥3♣5♥J♦ runout to send the pot Gierse, and eliminate Krpan.
At a nearby table, Cherish Andrews was seen leaving the tournament area after being eliminated.
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