Rafael Ibaibarriaga, who took 13th in the opening event of the series, was the latest aces-versus-kings victim. He got 
in but saw John Gonzalez turn up 
. The 
community did not improve Ibaibarriaga, and he had to settle for fifth.
The hand after Isaac Leong went bust, it was aces versus kings again.
Matt Johns: 
Tyler Rauh: 
The board ran out 
, and Rauh took the pot with aces full, collecting Johns' remaining 75,000 or so.
Isaac Leong got his remaining chips in with 
but his kings were dominated by the 
of Thomas Dominguez. Leong failed to find improvement and he was first to go at the final table.
| Seat | Player |
|---|---|
| 1 | John Gonzalez |
| 2 | Tyler Rauh |
| 3 | Douglas Charles |
| 4 | Matt Johns |
| 5 | Isaac Leong |
| 6 | Rafael Ibaibarriaga |
| 7 | Thomas Dominguez |
We found Thomas Dominguez making what looked to be a crying call to put Deb Swift at risk, as he turned over 
and said he didn't want to see Swift's hand for fear of how crushed he might be. Indeed, Swift was way ahead with , and a flop solidified her lead with a set. The turn was a however, and the river a , giving Dominguez a running boat. The two exchanged a hug and Swift headed to payouts.
Level: 17
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 0
Jason Somerville went busto, getting his second cash of the series. He reportedly got his stack in with a double-suited hand with a dangler after opening and having an opponent set him all in with aces.
Deb Swift raised on the button and a player in the small blind with only about 20,000 got it in with 
. Swift had 
and she sent her opponent packing with a 
community.
At another table, Donnie Peters busted out to Matt Johns, who made an eight-high straight.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
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