With 
on the board, Dannah Kamp checked to her opponent in middle position.
The opponent bet 28,000, and Kamp took a few moments before going all in for 161,000. The opponent went deep into the tank.
After several minutes, Kamp's opponent decided on a frustrated fold. The pot brought Kamp up to nearly the 250k chip mark.
David Meyers raised to 10,000 from middle position, and Dan Coen three-bet shoved for 20,000 from the cutoff. The big blind three-bet shoved for 44,000, and Meyers quickly called.
Dan Coen: 
Opponent: 
David Meyers: 
Meyers was ahead with his pair of tens through the 
flop and 
turn, but the 
river sent the big blind speeding out of his chair, dumping his drink all over the table in the process as he celebrated with a loud, "Yeah!" at the river suckout. Meyers took the beat in stride and paid off the double, while Coen exited the tournament area, and the floor was called to help clean up the drink from the table.
A blind-versus-blind battle saw the small blind get his last 85,000 in the middle, and he was in trouble against Jesse Capps in the big blind.
Opponent:
Jesse Capps: 
Capps held on the 
board to send his opponent to the rail.
A few hands later, defending Run It Up Reno Main Event champ Dan O'Brien also exited the tournament.
Scott Janik had his last 60,000 at risk preflop from the button against Alex Epstein in the hijack.
Scott Janik: 
Alex Epstein: 
"How do you have a pair?" Janik said after the 
board left his fours short of Epstein's sixes.
"I don't know how to answer that," Epstein said, "Sometimes I just have a pair!"
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Joseph Crowley opened to 8,000 from middle position, Marty Gorenc called from the small blind, and the big blind called.
The flop came 
, action checked to Crowley, who bet 9,000 and got a snap call from Gorenc.
Gorenc led out all in on the 
turn, and Crowley called.
Marty Gorenc:
Joseph Crowley: 
Gorenc's two pair was no good against Crowley's better two pair. A came in on the river to improve Crowley to a full house, and Gorenc hit the rail.
A player checked the 
flop from the big blind, and Jesse Sylvia bet 13,000 in middle position. The big blind check-raised all in for 130,000 and Sylvia called.
Opponent: 
Jesse Sylvia:
Sylvia avoided his foe's straight draw on the turn and 
river to earn the knockout.
"Boston" Rob Mariano gave PokerNews the details of his bustout hand, which happened with about 20 eliminations to go before the money.
An under-the-gun player limped, and Mariano shoved from the big blind. The limper made the call.
Rob Mariano: 
Opponent: 
with one heart hit on the flop, but no further help came for Mariano, who's out of the Main Event.
A player open raised to 8,00 under the gun, DJ Fenton three-bet to 24,000 from the small blind, and the opponent called.
Fenton went all in on the 
flop, having the opponent covered, and the early position player made the call.
Under the Gun:
DJ Fenton:
Fenton had the goods, turning over big slick for top pair. The turn 
and river 
brought no help for Fenton's opponent, who headed for the exit.
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