Kevin Davis moved all in for 250,000 under the gun and Carl Masters called in the small blind.
Kevin Davis: A♠10♦ 
Carl Masters: J♥J♠
Masters had picked up another big pair, and this time he held up on the Q♠4♠3♠K♣6♥ board to send Davis to the rail.
James Rion moved all in for 185,000 under the gun and Carl Masters called in the hijack.
James Rion: 4♣4♥
Carl Masters: Q♥Q♠
Rion found himself crushed by Masters' queens, but the K♣J♣4♠ flop gave him the lead with a set. The board ran out 3♥J♥, and Rion improved to a full house to secure the double up.
"I had king-jack suited," Patty Till said after folding her big blind.
Jeffrey Traynor moved all in for 150,000 in the hijack, Jack Hays reshoved on the button, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Jeffrey Traynor: 8♥8♦
Jack Hays: A♦7♦
Traynor remained in the lead through the turn on a board of 3♣J♥10♦Q♥, but Hays spiked the A♣ on the river to win the pot and send Traynor to the rail.
Mike Scarborough raised to 50,000 in middle position before Libby Wilson moved all in for 120,000 in the small blind. Chris Underwood reshoved for 130,000 in the big blind, and Scarborough called.
Libby Wilson: 5♥5♦
Chris Underwood: A♠Q♦
Mike Scarborough: J♦10♣
"Tell 'em the legend just busted two people. Get two cabs ready!" Scarborough yelled out, but the Q♥2♣4♥ flop gave Underwood top pair. "It's going to be real hard now," Scarborough said.
The rest of the board ran out K♣7♣, and Underwood scooped the pot to double up off Scarborough and send Wilson to the rail.
At another table, Doug Simon doubled up off James Lyle when his A♥J♦ won a race against Lyle's pocket fives.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Sam Hicks moved all in for 155,000 in the big blind, Charles Edlin also put in his last 250,000 on the button, and James Lyle called in early position to put both opponents at risk.
Sam Hicks: 8♣8♦
Charles Edlin: A♠K♣
James Lyle: K♦K♥
Lyle was poised for the double knockout after turning over two kings, and the Q♥5♠Q♣4♣6♥ board kept him in the lead to send both opponents to the rail.
Donnie Phan moved all in for 50,000 on the button. "No-look special," Mike Scarborough said as he called in the big blind without peeking at his cards.
Donnie Phan: K♠3♥
Mike Scarborough: 6♠2♣
"We are live. Live action," Scarborough said, but he wasn't able to connect with the A♦J♥9♠8♥5♣ board and Phan doubled up.
Stephan Mobley limped in from under the gun and Craig Welko raised to 50,000 in the hijack. Mobley called, and they saw a flop of 9♥5♣9♠.
Welko then bet 35,000, and Mobley raised to 100,000. Welko called, and the 3♦ fell on the turn.
Mobley then bet 110,000, and Welko moved all in for 550,000. Mobley slammed his chips down in frustration before flinging his cards into the muck.
Sam Hicks moved all in for 80,000 in the small blind and James Lyle called in the big blind.
Sam Hicks: K♥Q♥
James Lyle: A♠3♣
Lyle was poised for another knockout as the A♥A♦2♠ flop gave him trips and left Hicks drawing thin. The 7♥ fell on the turn, and Hicks spiked the 5♥ on the river to make a flush and double up.
James Lyle raised to 35,000 in the hijack and Doug Simon called in the cutoff. Dale Stafford then three-bet to 70,000 on the button, and Lyle four-bet to 200,000. Simon folded, while Stafford called.
The flop came K♥5♥2♠ and Lyle continued for 100,000. Stafford then moved all in, and Lyle snap-called.
Dale Stafford: A♦Q♣
James Lyle: A♥K♠
Stafford had been caught making a move with just ace-high, while Lyle showed top pair. The board ran out 3♠5♠, and Lyle secured the pot.
The stacks were counted down, and Lyle had Stafford narrowly covered with 435,000 to earn the knockout.
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