Just after Jason Scott exited in 22nd place, William Silva Oliveira shoved for 21,000 from middle position. Robert Elias mulled it over for a bit before he called from the big blind with 
, slightly trailing Oliveira's 
.
The board came down 
, giving Elias a pair of tens to eliminate Oliveira in 21st place.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Samuel Warren opened to 7,500 from the cutoff, Ernest Guardarramas three-bet to 15,000 from the big blind, and Warren called.
The flop came down 
and Guardarramas continued for 17,000. Warren called.
The turn was the 
and Guardarramas checked to Warren who bets 35,000. Guardarramas check-raised all in for 53,000 and Warren called.
Warren: 
Guardarramas: 
Both players had flush draws, but Guardarramas' was better with the ace-high variety. The river was the 
safe for Guardarramas to double up.
With the board reading 
and about 40,000 in the pot, Joao Batista Cunha Jr. had raised all in from under the gun. Karl Schwing was in middle position with 21,000 committed post flop, and he tank called all in for about 90,000.
Cunha Jr.: 
Schwing: 
Cunha Jr. led with a seven-high straight and held up through the river to eliminate Schwing in 23rd place.
While that hand was going on, Joseph Montervino busted in 24th place at one of the other tables.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
In a battle of the blinds, Andrew Camou was all in from the small blind for about 50,000 with against Eliano Mesquita's 
in the big blind.
The board came down 
, safe for Mesquita to score the elimination. Camou finished in 27th place.
Ricky Guan shoved his last 30,000-plus in over a limp and Joao Batista Cunha Jr. snap called in the big blind.
The limper folded and Joao Batista Cunha Jr. turned over the 
. Guan was ahead with the 
but was gone after the 
run out gave Cunha a bigger pair.
Frank Funaro and Daniel Gerard busted in 30th and 31st place, respectively, for $302.
David Campisi started the day near the top of the counts and Ramon Liriano sat at the bottom.
The details escaped us, but the trend that created that situation appears to have continued with Liriano hitting the rail and Campisi moving up.
It looked like 
for Campisi and 
for Liriano, and the latter was ultimately defeated by a board featuring both a king and an ace.
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