Michael Frentz got his stack into the middle against Christopher Rudd, with the cards on their backs.
Michael Frentz: 7♣7♦ 
Christopher Rudd: K♠K♥
Frentz was unable to catch up on the 9♠6♠3♣J♠10♣ board, ending his run as Rudd's pocket kings scored the knockout.
At a nearby table, Chin Chau found A♥A♠ in the big blind and held against two opponents to earn the triple-up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Aruna Mallina checked the A♠9♦Q♦ flop from the small blind, and Victor Paredes did the same in the big blind. Yousef Salameh announced all in from middle position, and Mallina called off the rest of his stack. Paredes let his hand go, leaving Mallina at risk heads up.
Aruna Mallina: A♥3♦
Yousef Salameh: A♣K♣
Salameh had Mallina dominated, with nothing further changing on the 8♥ turn or 2♣ river. That sent Mallina to the rail, as his chips were sent to Salameh.
Brandon Matthews opened to 8,000 in early position, and Sovron Meas called in the small blind. Meas led out for 12,000 on the 10♣K♥3♣ flop, and Matthews began counting his remaining stack.
After taking some time, Matthews raised to 32,000, and Meas took one last look at his cards before sending them into the muck.
Kenneth Jorgensen moved all in for 13,500 from under the gun, and John Snell called in the cutoff. Abraham Tannous came along on the button, and Eric Welch told Jorgensen that he was priced in from the big blind.
Action checked all the way through the 3♦5♣8♠K♠3♣ runout, and each of the four hands were turned up.
Kenneth Jorgensen: 4♣4♥
John Snell: A♣5♦
Abraham Tannous: A♦J♠
Eric Welch: Q♥J♦
Snell was the only one to find a pair on board, pipping Jorgensen's pocket fours to secure the knockout.
Level: 11
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Ricardo Bibat moved all in for 38,500 from early position, and Robert Anderson checked his cards in the big blind before sticking in the call.
Ricardo Bibat: A♦K♥
Robert Anderson: K♦Q♥
Bibat was in a dominant position, and faced no danger on the 4♦6♥5♣8♦3♣ board to earn the double-up.
Action was heads up on the A♦10♠7♥J♠ turn, and Adrien Aguilar checked from the cutoff with more than 30,000 already in the middle.
Jialiang Fang moved all in on the button, asking for the rest of Aguilar's stack. That sent Aguilar into the tank, taking several minutes before calling the clock on himself.
The tournament director started the 30-second clock, and Aguilar used almost all of it before sticking in the call.
Adrien Aguilar: A♥K♦
Jialiang Fang: A♠10♥
Aguilar saw the bad news, as Fang revealed his two pair. The 2♥ river was a blank, and Aguilar was sent out while Fang collected the pot.
Marcel Colin Jr limped in middle position, and Sarah Scheidt moved all in for her last 9,500 on the button. Action folded back around to Colin, who made the call.
Sarah Scheidt: A♥7♠
Marcel Colin Jr: J♥10♥
Colin connected with the 10♦K♠10♣ flop, making trip tens as Scheidt stood up for her chair. The 4♣ turn and 5♥ river completed the board, as Scheidt was sent to the rail.
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