Newton Graziano ran a weak ace into a hot running Shane Pierce's pocket kings.
No ace, and for Graziano, the rest was history. With his elimination in 19th they are redrawing for seats at the final two tables.
Level: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Brett Collson called off a David Battaglia shove with sixes.
Battaglia was at the top of his range with queens and Collson hit the exits when they held.
Matt Shanahan got it in for just a couple blinds with the 
versus Julie Billiteri's 
.
It ran out all Billiteri, with the 
giving her a flush to bust Shanahan.
Russ Campanella made it 45,000 on the button and Nathan Kross shoved the small blind for 174,000 with a weak ace.
Campanella called with the 
, flopped an open-ender and got there to end Kross' day, and inch closer to Julie Billiteri at the top of the counts
Julie Billiteri made it 50,000 and Chris Meyers called.
Billiteri led 100,000 on the 
flop and Meyers jammed for around 350,000 more.
Billiteri called with the 
and was miles ahead of Meyer's 
. She held through a 
turn and 
river to kick Myers to the curb and take the chip lead again.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Brian Burns open-shoved 
for a couple hundred thousand and ran into Russ Campanella on two tens in the big blind.
Burns missed completely and Campanella hit a set on the river for good measure, taking the lead again as Burns exited.
Chris Meyers opened to 35,000 and Brett Collson shipped it in for 273,000 total.
David Battaglia came over the top all in from the blinds and Meyers folded. It was Collson's sevens versus Battaglia's big slick and a seven on the flop was all Collson needed to double up big.
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