From the button, Alex Huot moved all in for over 550,000 and David Spurr called all-in for his last 140,000.
Huot: 
Spurr: 
Although Spurr held the advantage, the 
board saw his opponent Huot capture the pot and send Spurr to the rail in 10th place for a $482.
The final nine players are now re-drawing to the unofficial final table.
From the small blind, Deb Swift moved all in for 215,000 and Alex Huot called in the big blind.
Swift: 
Huot: 
The board ran out 
and Swift hit the rail in 11th place.
Level: 18
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Ed Davis put his last 47,000 in from the cutoff with 
and found himself called by a dominated hand, as Alex Huot put him at risk with 
in the big blind. Huot flopped his three-outer as 
hit the felt, and the turn ended things.
At the other table, Michael Cooper got his stack in with 
and was against the 
of Jeff Chapman in a battle of the blinds. The board ran out 
, and Cooper's kicker played, to the amusement of the rest of the table.
From the button, Jeff Chapman moved all in and Bill Casey called off his last 38,000 from the big blind.
Chapman: 
Casey: 
The board ran out 
and Casey was eliminated in 14th place for a $365 payday.
Simultaneously, Rafael Ibaibarriaga was eliminated in 13th place.
Alex Huot opened under the gun to 25,000 and both Ed Davis and Deb Swift called from the button and big blind respectively.
The flop fell and a bet of 45,000 from Huot was enough to win the pot.
The action folded to Aaron Schoch in the small blind and he limped in. Jeff Chapman then bumped it up to 39,000 from the big blind only to have Schoch move all in for 287,000 total.
Chapman contemplated for a few moments before folding.
Phillip Stumbo opened to 30,000 from the hijack only to have Jason Somerville three-bet all in for his last 107,000 from the big blind. Stumbo called having Somerville covered by just 4,000.
Somerville: 
Stumbo: 
With Stumbo holding the heavy advantage, the 
furthered his lead before the and 
completed the board and ensured Somerville's elimination in 15th place for a $365 payday.
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