Ryan Cruse moved all in for 197,000 under the gun and Josh Brown put him at risk in the small blind.
Ryan Cruse: A♦10♦ 
Josh Brown: K♦10♠
Cruse had Brown dominated, and the board ran out 2♠2♥7♦8♥2♦ to keep his ace-kicker in the lead and earn him a double up.
Weston Wells moved all in for 140,000 from early position and Alan Curl called in the hijack.
Weston Wells: A♣A♦
Alan Curl: 10♣10♥
Wells had found two aces and was a big favorite to double up as the board came 9♦5♥J♣2♠, but Curl spiked the 10♦ on the river to win the pot and send Wells to the rail.
"Just not my day," Wells said with a smile as he headed to the exit.
"Alan, that was the last ten," tablemate Arlie Brandvold told Curl.
Level: 17
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Keat O'Hearn bet 20,000 from early position on a board of 10♥8♣10♦3♦ and Kent Frampton moved all in for 166,000 in the cutoff. Egle called, as did O'Hearn.
The river was the 4♥ and Egle moved all in, chasing away O'Hearn. Egle then showed 10♠2♣ for trips, and Frampton mucked A♣4♣ as he headed to the rail.
John Schroer moved all in for 80,000 from early position and Kelly Snapp called in the big blind.
John Schroer: 7♠6♠
Kelly Snapp: A♦A♥
The Q♣J♣10♥ flop offered no hope to Schroer, but the A♠ turn did give him outs to a chop as Snapp improved to top set. The river was the 5♠, and Schroer was sent to the rail.
Ryan Cruse limped in from middle position before Rick Hass moved all in for 120,000 in the hijack. Keat O'Hearn then reshoved in the small blind, and Cruse fold.
"May the worst hand win," Hass said as they turned over their cards.
Rick Hass: A♠7♠
Keat O'Hearn: A♦Q♠
Hass needed to come from behind to survive, but he missed the K♣J♥3♥8♦9♦ board and was sent to the rail.
"Folded the winner. King-ten. Hearts," Cruse said.
Miles Barnum raised to 25,000 in early position and Billy Butler moved all in for 150,000 in the hijack. Brandon Luckey then reshoved for 163,000 on the button.
"I'm going to need a minute, guys," Barnum told his tablemates as he went deep into the tank. He eventually folded after a few minutes, leaving Luckey and Butler heads-up.
Billy Butler: A♣Q♣
Brandon Luckey: J♠J♦
Barnum told Luckey he also had two jacks, while Butler was racing for his tournament life. The 10♦2♥3♠3♣K♠ board was no help, and Luckey took the pot to send Butler to the rail.
With around 130,000 in the pot on a board of J♥7♦8♦3♠, Jeff Heiberg bet 45,000 from the big blind before John Bailey moved all in for 205,000 in the hijack. Heiberg called to put him at risk.
Bailey showed K♠K♥, but Heiberg had flopped two pair with J♦8♥. The river was the A♣ and Bailey graciously reached across the table to shake Heiberg's hand before heading off as the bubble boy.
The remaining 50 players are now in the money.
Alan Curl bet 31,000 from early position on a flop of J♠9♣10♥ and Weston Wells called in the small blind.
Both players checked the K♠ turn. Wells then moved all in on the 9♥ river, and Curl snap-called for 147,000.
"Just the nuts," Curl said, showing 9♦9♠ for quads. Wells mucked Q♦J♣ and handed over the double up.
Heads-up on a board of 9♠2♥J♣7♣, Evan Yellick bet 30,000 from the big blind and Leonardo Valenzuela called in the hijack.
Yellick checked the 7♣ river, and Valenzuela bet 120,000. Yellick called with K♣J♦ for two pair, and Valenzuela mucked Q♥9♥.
At another table, Ryan Cruse was all in for his last 90,000 from under the gun and up against Rick Hass in early position, but both players showed ace-king and chopped the pot.
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