With blinds at 8,000/16,000, Alex Lavinthal opened his button to 36,000. Randy Lew responded by moving all in for 258,000 and Lavinthal quickly called to be at-risk.
Lavinthal: 
Lew: 
With Lavinthal in a coin-flip situation to stay alive, the 
flop would push Lew into the lead.
The turn of the 
changed nothing as the 
on the river would see Lew improve to a flush to send Lavinthal to the rail in 4th place for a $1,400 payday.
Randy Lew denied a break, and consequently both heads-up matches are now underway.
Blinds are 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000-ante.
Randy Lew has defeated Danny Alvarez.
Lew held 
against Alvarez's 
on a 
board, and when it blanked out on the turn and river, Lew was awarded victory.
As Randy Lew and Danny Alvarez hop into the next blind level of 8,000/16,000 and a 2,000-ante, the current chip stacks see both players nearly dead even.
Steve Kujubu is the third player to advance, besting Zhihao Zhang.
The only remaining match is Randy Lew versus Danny Alvarez. Lew has pulled about even after starting way down in chips.
Nick Aguilera turned around a huge chip deficit to beat Raphael Bouchard and book a ticket to the final four.
Alex Lavinthal is the first to advance to the next round, topping Michael Flores.
It's Level 14 (2,000/4,000/1,000).
| Match | Players |
|---|---|
| 1 | Randy Lew vs. Danny Alvarez |
| 2 | Alex Lavinthal vs. Michael Flores |
| 3 | Steve Kujubu vs. Zhihao Zhang |
| 4 | Nick Aguilera vs. Raphael Bouchard |
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