Dominic Baranyi led 90,000 into a 180,000-chip pot on a 
flop and Joe Ciffa jammed in for about one million.
Baranyi took his time, but made the call with the 
and was ahead of Ciffa's 
.
Baranyi faded a spade on the 
run out to bust Ciffa and increase his lead on the remaining field.
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Geoffrey O'Connor made it 90,000 from the button and Brad Bourne bumped it to 220,000 from the small blind.
Joe Ciffa folded the big and they went heads up to an 
flop. Bourne check-called a 130,000-chip bet from O'Connor and the turn came the 
. Both players checked, but when the 
river came down, Bourne led for 400,000.
After a minute, O'Connor made the call, but mucked when Bourne showed the 
.
Silvio DeRubeis shoved over a Todd Saffron open and big stack Dominic Baranyi shoved over the top of him. Saffron folded and the hands were revealed.
DeRubeis: 
Baranyi: 
The race was over rather quick as Baranyi made a pair on the turn of a 
run out to send DeRubeis packing seventh.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
Kevin Reyes got one shove through, but the second in a row, this time for 209,000, was called by Geoffrey O'Connor when he found 
in the small blind.
Reyes was in tough with the 
and never found any footing on the 
board to go bust eighth.
Joe Ciffa got it all in preflop with the 
up against Kevin Reyes' , but found a way out of yet another jam, making two pair on a 
board.
Ciffa is the healthy one now, with Reyes on life support.
Michael Davis got the last of his short stack in with 
dominating big stack Dominic Baranyi's 
.
However, the board ran out 
, giving Baranyi two pair and sending the overnight chip leader home ninth.
Level: 25
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000
Kristan Mackiewicz made it 75,000 and Art Demmerley pushed in on her direct left for almost 400,000.
Mackiewicz quickly called with the and Demmerley was racing for his tournament life with the .
The board was a monster one for Mackiewicz as she made two pair to win the race and bust Demmerley.
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