Charles Johnson raised to 5,500 in middle position and Sokol Curri called in the hijack. Michael Roth then moved all in for 74,500 in the big blind, and only Johnson called.
Michael Roth: K♦K♥ 
Charles Johnson: 8♥8♣
"I was hoping for ace-king," Johnson said after Roth turned over his kings. The board ran out 9♥Q♦7♣A♠Q♠, and Roth stayed in the lead to secure the double up.
Tournament officials have just announced the prize pool for this event.
There were 394 total entries, generating a prize pool of $409,760. The top 50 players will be in the money and secure a min-cash of $2,067, while the champion will earn $82,624.
Payouts
| Place | Prize | Place | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $82,624 | 11-12 | $6,627 |
| 2 | $55,081 | 13-14 | $5,387 |
| 3 | $40,486 | 15-16 | $4,437 |
| 4 | $30,118 | 17-20 | $3,704 |
| 5 | $22,680 | 21-24 | $3,135 |
| 6 | $17,290 | 25-32 | $2,690 |
| 7 | $13,347 | 33-40 | $2,341 |
| 8 | $10,434 | 41-50 | $2,067 |
| 9-10 | $8,262 |
Grant Palmer three-bet to 17,500 in the big blind before Mark Wiser moved all in for 68,000 in early position. Palmer called to put him at risk.
Mark Wiser: J♠J♦
Grant Palmer: A♣K♣
Wiser was racing for his tournament life, but he fell behind on the A♥Q♥3♠ flop as Palmer made top pair. The turn was the 2♥, while Palmer improved to trips on the A♠ river to send Wiser to the rail.
Around 70,000 was already in the middle as Daniel Kusnerak and Kelley Slay went to the turn on a board of A♦7♠8♥2♥. Slay then bet 40,000 from the cutoff, andn Kusnerak called in middle position.
The river was the Q♥ and Kusnerak bet 44,500. Slay tanked for a minute. "Good hand," he eventually said as he called, and Kusnerak showed A♠Q♣ for two pair. Slay mucked A♣K♥ as he handed over the pot.
Grant Palmer raised to 5,500 under the gun, Micah Cunningham three-bet to 18,000 on the button, and Palmer called.
The flop came Q♣2♠5♠ and Cunningham bet 25,000. Palmer then moved all in. "I'm going to need a second," Cunningham said as he tanked for a few minutes before calling for 120,000.
Micah Cunningham: K♥K♦
Grant Palmer: Q♥Q♠
"Set of queens, huh? I did not see that," Cunningham said, and the A♦ turn and 2♦ river offered him no help as Palmer took the big pot to send Cunningham to the rail.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
A player in the big blind moved all in and Charles Johnson called for 61,000 on the button.
Charles Johnson: K♦K♥
Opponent: 5♥5♣
Johnson had his opponent dominated with his kings, and he stayed in the lead through the 7♠8♦7♦4♣A♦ board to earn the double up.
Cathy Gilpin bet 15,000 from the big blind on a flop of 10♠K♥2♦, Jack Sumner moved all in for 30,000 in the cutoff, and Gilpin called.
Jack Sumner: Q♥J♦
Cathy Gilpin: K♣10♦
Gilpin had flopped top two pair, while Sumner was on a straight draw. The J♠ fell on the turn, while the 3♠ riiver kept Gilpin in the lead to send Sumner to the rail.
Rodney Turvin raised to 4,000 under the gun and Adamastor Santos called in early position. Dan Allen then moved all in for 16,000 in middle position, and Rainey Hogan reshoved for 22,000 in the cutoff. Turvin and Santos both got out of the way.
Dan Allen: A♣J♦
Rainey Hogan: Q♣Q♥
Hogan had woken up with queens and was a favorite to score the knockout as the board came K♠2♦4♦2♣, but Allen spiked the A♠ on the river to win the pot and double up.
Hogan was left with just 6,000 after the hand. "Write a story about how she came back from 6K. It's a rainy day for Rainey," tablemate Brian Seibler said.
A player in early position bet 6,000 on a flop of Q♠K♣4♣ and Micah Cunningham called under the gun. Cunningham then moved all in for 60,000 on the 9♥ turn, and his opponent quickly called.
Cunningham showed K♦9♦ for two pair, but his opponent had a better two pair with K♥Q♦. The river, though, brought the 9♣ to give Cunningham a full house, and he earned the fortunate double up.
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