Arturo Toscano opened to 30,000, Kiran Suresh reshoved for around 250,000, and Toscano called with a covering stack.
Kiran Suresh: A♣10♠
Arturo Toscano: K♥Q♥
"King!" Toscano called for, before the A♥7♥2♣ flop gave Suresh top pair. "Heart!" Toscano pleaded.
The J♣ turn was a brick, but Toscano's flush draw came in on the 4♥ river, sending Suresh to the rail.
Charles Stafford was all-in preflop for 225,000 from the button, and up against the covering stack of Richard Gebhart in middle position.
Charles Stafford: A♣A♠ 
Richard Gebhart: Q♥Q♦
The board ran out 4♦6♠8♦3♥6♣. Stafford's aces were ahead the whole way, and he doubled at Gebhart's expense.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The 21 remaining players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.
With the board reading 8♦8♣4♦Q♣ and around 150,000 in the middle, Nick Guglielmo shoved for 159,000 from middle position, and Justin Barclay called from the button with a covering stack to put him at risk.
Nick Guglielmo: K♥Q♥
Justin Barclay: A♥5♥
Barclay was bluffing with ace-high, while Guglielmo was ahead with two pair, queens and eights. The 7♣ river changed nothing for either player, and Guglielmo exited the tournament area.
With the board reading 6♥10♦J♥, Stephen Culpepper was all-in for around 350,000 from the button, and up against the covering stack of Bobby Randolph in the big blind.
Stephen Culpepper: K♠J♦
Bobby Randolph: 6♣6♦
Culpepper had top pair but Randolph had flopped bottom set, leaving Culpepper drawing only to a running straight or running full house. Instead, the rest of the board ran out 7♣7♥, giving Randolph sixes full of sevens to send Culpepper to the rail.
Justin Brevik was all-in preflop from the cutoff, and up against Anthony Finley who covered him from the hijack.
Justin Brevik: A♠J♦
Anthony Finley: A♥K♠
The board ran out K♥2♥5♣3♦K♣. Finley was ahead the whole way, ending with trip kings at showdown to send Brevik to the rail.
With the board reading 4♣Q♦4♦, Doug Paxton was all-in from the big blind and up against Richard Gebhart who covered him from early position.
Doug Paxton: 10♠10♦
Richard Gebhart: K♦Q♣
Paxton was drawing to two outs, and after failing to make a full house on the K♣ turn and 3♥ river, the first-ever champion of this event was sent to the rail.
With the board reading 4♥5♠9♠, Johan Cervantes was all-in from early position, and up against Bobby Randolph who covered him from the button.
Johan Cervantes: J♠10♠
Bobby Randolph: 6♠3♠
Both players had a flush draw, with Cervantes having the higher flush draw, but Randolph also having an open-ended straight draw. The straight came in on the 2♣ turn, and after the 8♥ river Cervantes was eliminated.
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