With the flop reading 
, Ray Flavin checked and Lance Donnell went all in from early position, for his last 111,000.
Flavin started putting together a big stack for a possible call. "I'm going to miss these guys," said Flavin, sounding like he was ready to make the call.
A few seconds later, Flavin chose to fold, shipping the pot to Donnell.
Bill Richter limped in from under the gun, and Josh Gindi jammed for 45,000 from the cutoff. Jon Turner three-bet shoved for 115,000 in the big blind, and Richter folded.
Josh Gindi: 
Jon Turner: 
Turner held on the 
flop, but the 
turn gave Gindi a Broadway draw to go with his overs. The 
river gave Gindi a winning pair of tens and the double.
Chris Linder open raised from middle position, Bill Richter three-bet from the small blind, and Lindner called.
Both players checked the flop 
, and turn 
.
The river came 
, Richter bet 25,000 and Lindner called. Lindner could only laugh it off when Richter turned over 
, good for a rivered full house.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Tyler Burke opened to 14,000 from early position, and Larry Stallard three-bet all in from the big blind. Burke made the call.
Larry Stallard: 
Tyler Burke: 
Stallard's tournament life was at risk against the big stack of Burke, and the flop came out an interesting 
, putting Burke ahead but giving Stallard the slight edge in equity, with bottom pair and an open-ended royal flush draw. The turn came , the river 
, and the hand ended in a chop, with both players holding the king-high straight.
Paul Hendee and DJ Fenton were heads up on the river, with the board showing 
.
Hendee (known as OTWPaul) put out a bet for 30,000, and Fenton thought it over for a bit before making the call. Fendee had turned his missed flush draw into a bluff, showing 
. Fenton snapped off the bluff, calling with .
After four people built up a pot of 60,000 and saw a 
flop together, Brian "The Golden Blazer" Frenzel jammed his last 58,000 in from the big blind, and only Michael Yoshihara called to put him at risk.
Brian Frenzel: 
Michael Yoshihara:
"I'm live!" Frenzel said with a smile. The turn bricked Frenzel's flush draw, and the river left Yoshihara's set in front for the elimination.
Mitchell Cogert went all in preflop from middle position, and Jared Shipley reshoved from the button. All other players folded.
Mitchell Cogert:
Jared Shipley:
Board: 
Shipley stood up and asked his queens to hold up several times during the runout, and that request came through, sending Cogert to the exit.
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