Freeman Kauffman raised to 50,000 from the cutoff, then called a three-bet shove for 240,000 from Jeff Ford in the small blind.
Jeff Ford: 
Freeman Kauffman: 
Ford fell flat on a 
runout to hit the rail, just after Joe Wilson also made his exit.
Brantley Grace jammed for 340,000 from early position, and Adam Bacome called off for 80,000 on the button.
Adam Bacome: 
Brantley Grace: 
"It crippled me, and it's gonna take me out," Bacome told the table.
Grace couldn't catch on the 
flop or 
turn, but Bacome correctly predicted his demise when the 
fell on the river.
Adam Bacome jammed from under the gun for 60,000, and action folded to Timothy Sciscoe in the small blind. He peeked at this hands, then folded.
Kyle Hinnerichs, who was in the big blind with a short stack as well, looked at Sciscoe with a grin and said, "You got 74 million chips in front of you!"
Sciscoe nodded and said, "And I plan on keeping 'em!"
Hinnerichs looked back at Bacome now. Hinnerichs told Bacome, "Are you kidding me? I hate you!" in a good-natured tone, much to the delight of the table. Finally he said, "Let's gamble!" and called, leaving himself just 20,000 in chips.
Kyle Hinnerichs: 
Adam Bacome: 
Bacome's nines held on a 
board to double Bacome up and leave Hinnerichs very short.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The final twenty-five players are on a 45-minute dinner break.
With 300,000 in the pot on the turn, Derek Westring jammed for 250,000 from the big blind on a 
board, and Jasen Currie called in the cutoff.
Derek Westring: 
Jasen Currie: 
Currie found the perfect turn card to take command of the hand, and filled up on the 
river to earn the knockout.
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