After seeing two players limp in front of him, Nick Pupillo moved all in. Action folded around to the second limper, Gustavo Ortega, who made the call to put Pupillo at risk.
Nick Pupillo: A♣K♥ 
Gustavo Ortega: 7♦7♥
Pupillo was unable to find help on the 2♥3♦J♥8♠J♠ runout, ending his tournament as Ortega collected the last of his stack.
The pot had roughly 50,000 chips on a board of Q♥2♣K♦J♠ in a battle between Pedro Ingles and John Smith.
Smith checked the J♠ turn form the big blind before Ingles bet 14,200 from early position.
Smith called leading to an 8♥ river. Smith elected to go all in before being called by Ingles who was at risk.
Pedro Ingles: A♦10♦
John Smith: K♣5♥
Ingles was awarded the pot with his broadway straight.
All the chips went in preflop when Jonathan Wang clashed with Francisco Lopez building a 179,000 chip pot.
Jonathan Wang: A♦K♥
Francisco Lopez: Q♠Q♣
A runout of 5♠K♠2♥K♦4♥ improved Wang's A♦K♥ to trips overtaking Lopez's wired queens.
Action was three-way through the 5♥3♠10♠8♣ turn, with John Smith and Travis Egbert trading a bet and call while Ark Onikul folded.
Smith checked the Q♥ river from the big blind and Travis Egbert slid out almost all of his stack, betting 45,200 while leaving a single 100 chip behind.
Smith took a moment before announcing a call. Egbert tabled Q♠Q♦ for a set of queens on the river, while Smith showed A♥10♣ for a pair of tens.
Paul Chanderson opened to 6,500 from under the gun before Faraz Jaka three-bet to 21,000 in middle position. Adam Weinraub then moved all in for 83,500 from the big blind.
Chanderson shoved his larger stack of 107,500 and Jaka took some time before putting in the call, leaving both opponents at risk.
Adam Weinraub: A♠K♦
Paul Chanderson: K♣K♥
Faraz Jaka: Q♠Q♦
Weinraub was drawing thin but connected in a big way on the A♠J♦A♦ flop. The 5♣ turn and 7♦ river changed nothing, as Weinraub celebrated his good fortune.
Chanderson took the side pot, putting a dent in Jaka's big stack.
Shortly after losing with pocket kings Paul Chanderson found himself all in once again.
With a completed board of 2♠K♠5♥Q♣9♣ Cesar Rodriguez bet the river for 17,000 into a roughly 35,000 chip pot. Chanderson responded with an all in for the remainder of his stack at approximately 39,500.
Paul Chanderson: K♣Q♥
Cesar Rodriguez: K♦J♦
Rodriguez lamented his situation before begrudgingly calling Chanderson's all in. Chanderson tabled top two pair bettering Rodriguez's top pair.
George Archer and Amir Mirrasouli were heads up to the K♦3♦2♣ flop, where Archer led out from the small blind for 10,000.
Mirrasouli took a moment before making the call and the dealer flipped over the A♣ turn. Archer slid out a bet of 100,000, more than enough to put his opponent all in.
Mirrasouli made the quick call and the hands were turned up.
Amir Mirrasouli: A♦4♦
George Archer: Q♥10♥
Mirrasouli's pair of aces dodged Archer's straight draw on the 2♦ river and improved to a flush to earn the double up.
At nearby tables, Jonathan Wang and Michael Liang were both eliminated and headed to the exit.
Sandeep Pulusani went all in from middle position and was called by Amir Mirrasouli from the big blind putting Pulusani at risk.
Sandeep Pulusani: K♥10♥
Amir Mirrasouli: K♠J♣
The runout of J♦4♠8♠4♣3♠ shut the door on any hopes of a comeback for Pulusani awarding Mirrasouli the pot with a pair of jacks.
Action was four-way to the 3♣2♦2♥ flop, with Mitchell Hynam checking from under the gun and Jonathan Cohen doing the same in middle position.
Ari Shin fired a bet of 8,000 from the cutoff and Brian Hastings folded on the button. Hynam called while Cohen slid his cards into the muck.
Hynam and Shin both checked the J♥ turn and repeated the action after the 6♠ river.
Hynam tabled 9♥9♦ for two pair, good enough to secure the pot as Shin mucked.
Zaher Samaan opened to 7,500 in the hijack before Elvyn Bello moved all in on his left for 50,500. Action folded back to Samaan, who took some time before making the call.
Elvyn Bello: A♠K♥
Zaher Samaan: J♥J♦
Bello was flipping for his tournament life and connected with the 8♣10♥K♣ flop to make top pair. Samaan could not catch up on the 7♦ turn or Q♥ river, as Bello doubled his stack.
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