Richard Wilburn and Tyler Giles both checked the 10♠9♠A♦ flop, and the A♣ turn hit the table.
Wilburn led out for 40,000 from early position, with Giles sticking in a quick call. Another pair of checks followed on the 2♥ river.
Giles turned over K♣K♥ for two pair, aces and kings. That was good to claim the pot, as Wilburn slid his cards into the muck.
Michael Jouaneh opened to 12,000 in the cutoff, and made the call after Jonathan Ares moved all in for his last 18,000 in the big blind.
Jonathan Ares: 10♣7♠ 
Michael Jouaneh: Q♥9♥
Jouaneh was the only one to connect on the 3♠2♣J♠9♦A♥ board, making a pair of nines to send Ares out.
That left the final nine players, who combined to a single table to continue playing until just six remain.
Richard Wilburn opened to 15,000 from the hijack, and Andrew Wessner stuck in his last 15,000 in the cutoff. The rest of the table folded, leaving Wessner at risk heads-up.
Andrew Wessner: A♠J♠
Richard Wilburn: Q♣Q♥
Wessner found the help he was seeking on the 4♦K♥A♣ flop, but the 10♥ turn left Wilburn calling for a jack. The dealer flipped over the J♣ river, completing Wilburn's Broadway straight to send Wessner out.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Action folded around to Anthony Conti in the small blind, who moved all in for 93,000. After asking for a moment with his stack of 100,000, Michael Jouaneh stuck in the call from the big blind.
Anthony Conti: Q♠J♦
Michael Jouaneh: 6♥6♦
Conti was flipping, but found no help on the 5♣5♦10♦10♠7♦ runout. Jouaneh's pocket pair held, virtually doubling up while sending Conti to the rail.
Andrew Wessner moved his last 23,000 into the middle in early position, and was at risk when Ross Bryant called in the big blind.
Andrew Wessner: Q♠Q♣
Ross Bryant: A♠J♥
Wessner's pocket queens held through the 4♣4♥9♠3♦K♣ runout, doubling up while leaving Bryant short.
Wolfgang Hafer was all in for his last 20,000 chips, and at risk against Dominic Lake on his immediate left.
Wolfgang Hafer: J♦10♠
Dominic Lake: A♥10♦
Lake held his dominant lead through the 9♣K♠8♣4♣4♥ runout, taking down the pot as Hafer hit the rail.
Michael Jouaneh opened to 8,000 from early position and quickly called after Jonathan Ares moved all in for 29,000 from the small blind.
Jonathan Ares: A♠7♦
Michael Jouaneh: K♠K♣
Jouaneh remained in front through the 9♦4♣6♦ flop and J♣ turn. Ares then celebrated as the A♣ river completed the board, cracking Jouaneh's kings to stay alive.
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