Cary Katz raised all in for 27,000 from under the gun and found action from Andrew Lichtenberger (early position) and Ben Sulsky (hijack) at 90,000 each.
The flop fell 
and Lichtenberger check-folded to a bet from Sulsky.
Katz: 
Sulsky: 
The 
turn locked it up for Sulsky, rendering the 
river moot.
Tom Marchese just ended up all in for this tournament life before the flop for 212,000 and he was up against Scott Seiver.
Seiver: 
Marchese: 
The board ran out 
and Marchese found a pair of tens to stay alive. Seiver remains chip leader, as he's the only player with more than two-million chips.
Jason Koon raised to 28,000 from the hijack and Igor Kurganov defended his big blind. The flop came down 
and Kurganov checked to Koon who bet 40,000.
Kurganov check-raised all in for 73,000 total and Koon made the call.
Koon: 
Kurganov: 
The turn was the and the river the 
giving Kurganov a straight and a much needed double up.
The board read 
when Erik Seidel checked to David Peters who bet 136,000. Seidel tanked for a while before making the call and Peters tabled 
.
Seidel mucked his cards and Peters ranked in another pot.
Isaac Baron opened from under the gun to 28,000 and Connor Drinan reraised to 65,000 from the next seat. Play folded over to Scott Seiver in the small blind, and he studied the action. After a minute passed, Seiver tossed in his time extension plaque to get an extra minute. After a little bit, he put in a reraise of his own and made it 185,000 to go. Action quickly folded back to Drinan. He thought for a few moments, then folded, and Seiver won the pot.
Igor Kurganov raised to 30,000 from early position, Ben Lamb called from the hijack, Jason Koon called from the button, and David Sands three-bet to 118,000 from the small blind. Kurganov four-bet to 255,000, prompting quick folds from Lamb and Koon.
Sands tanked for more than two minutes, surrendering two of his time bank plaques, before he reraised all in for 700,000. Kurganov called and tabled the 
. He trailed Sands' , though.
The board ran out 
, which was no help to Kurganov, and it gave Sands the sizable double up.
Andrew Robl raised to 30,000 from middle position before Sam Trickett reraised to 86,000 from the cutoff seat. Play folded back to Robl, and he called to take a flop out of position against Trickett.
The flop was 
, and Robl checked. Trickett bet 90,000, and Robl check-raised for a little over 300,000. Trickett folded, and Robl won the pot.
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