The complete action was missed on the hand, but Kenneth Coy moved all in preflop with 10x10x and was called by Tyler Klumb with AxKx to put him at risk.
Coy was ahead with his pocket tens but a king appeared right in the window to give Klumb the upper hand. The runout failed to save Coy and he was eliminated in 12th place for a payout of $5,757.
On a three-way flop of 5♠8♥2♥, Gabe Neighbors moved all in for around 1,400,000 and Jack Do called behind for less. The action was then on Jon Gibbs who tanked for a long while before he let out a deep sigh and flashed 6♠7♠ before he sent them into the muck.
Jack Do: K♥Q♠
Gabe Neighbors : 10♠10♣
"Ah, I know he have tens or jacks but i have pot odds!" Do tried to explain his reasoning, but he was not rewarded as the baord ran out 5♥9♠ for Neighbors to win the pot.
Gibbs was kicking himself for folding as he would have made a straight and Do made his way to the exit in 13th place.
After calling a raise from Blair Hinkle, Stefan Kegley led-jammed on a flop of 8♣4♦10♦ and Hinkle called, putting himself at risk.
Blair Hinkle : Q♦10♠ 
Stefan Kegley : 8♥10♥
Hinkle needed to spike a queen or running diamonds to stay alive against the two pair of Kegley, bu the runout of A♦2♠ did not do it and he was sent to the payout desk in 14th place.
After losing several flips in a row, Nick Barksdale moved all in preflop for around 450,000 and was called by Stephen Moy to put him at risk.
Nick Barksdale : A♠J♦
Stephen Moy : K♥6♥
Barksdale was in good shape with his ace high against the king-high of Moy, but the flop had other plans as it came 6♦9♦6♠ to give Moy a huge lead with trip sixes. The runout of 8♠3♠ changed nothing and the Day 1 chip leader was eliminated in 15th place.
Thomas Dean moved all in preflop for 230,000 and then Donald Nimneh raised the price to 450,000m but then Jon Gibbs moved all in for 1,160,000.
Nimneh then went into the tank, shaking his head as he counted out his chips.
"Ugh, I should have just called or moved all in," he said out loud, and after a few more moments he tossed in his cards.
Thomas Dean : A♦10♥
Jon Gibbs: A♠K♠
"I knew I was behind but I feel a ten coming!" Dean shouted, but the board of 8♦3♣3♠4♣Q♠ did not save him and he was sent to the rail.
After an open from Blair Hinkle to 25,000, Taylor Howard moved all in for 117,000. Robert Sudan made the call from the big blind and Hinkle also just called.
On the flop 8♣K♦5♠, Sudan led for 50,000 into the side pot and Hinkle thought for a few seconds before making the call.
The turn was the Q♥ and Sudan decided to slow down and check, at which point Hinkle moved all in to cover him. Sutton quickly folded and the cards were tabled between Hinkle and Howard.
Taylor Howard: 7♦7♣
Blair Hinkle : A♦A♥
Howard could only catch a seven to stay alive, but the river 10♣ did not provide and he was sent to the payout desk.
Ironically, Sudan moved all in the very next hand with 7♥7♦ and was called by Tyler Klumb with A♠J♠. The runout of J♦4♠K♣5♠2♦ paired Klumb's jack to earn him the pot while Sudan was eliminated.
Short-stacked Owen Pitt moved all in preflop for around 75,000 and after some hemming and hawing, Adam Bacome made the call to put him at risk.
Owen Pitt : 6♦6♣
Adam Bacome : A♥4♦
Pitt was looking good on the 8♠Q♦3♦5♣ turn, but the river was the pesky A♠ to give Bacome the lead, sending him to the rail.
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