Daniel Bailey opened in the cutoff and made the call after Casey Hatmaker moved all in from the big blind.
Casey Hatmaker: A♥Q♥ 
Daniel Bailey: A♦8♦
Both players showed their suited ace, but Hatmaker's queen kicker held through the 10♠A♠4♥J♠7♦ runout to score the double-up. That left Bailey with less than two big blinds.
Anthony Potis was all in from under the gun, at risk against Elias Garney in the big blind.
Anthony Potis: A♦10♠
Elias Garney: 9♥9♦
Potis was flipping for his tournament life, and found immediate help on the 4♥10♥4♦ flop. Potis improved further on the A♠ turn, holding through the 7♣ river to earn the double.
Garney then recovered some of those chips, knocking out Kenneth Hock a short time later.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Akash Patel opened to 10,000 in early position, and Mark Brodsky defended his big blind to the A♠4♠10♦ flop.
Brodsky checked and called a bet of 7,000 from Patel. The dealer flipped over the 10♥ turn, and both players checked.
Another check from Brodsky followed the A♥ river, and Pater took a moment before checking back. Brodsky tabled 10♠9♥ for a full house, taking down the pot as Patel mucked.
Christopher Coles moved all in from the small blind, finding a call from initial raiser Elias Garney in early position.
Christopher Coles: K♣K♦
Elias Garney: A♦K♥
Garney was unable to improve on the 8♦6♠5♠7♦10♠ runout, seeing Coles double up with pocket kings.
Tim Faro was all in from the small blind, at risk against Anthony Potis in the hijack.
Tim Faro: A♣K♥
Anthony Potis: 10♣10♦
Neither player caught a piece of the 5♦5♣3♠3♣Q♠ board, leaving Potis in front to send Faro out.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
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