Cecile Ticherfatine opened to 15,000 from under the gun and called after Vlastimil Pustina moved all in for his last 115,000 in middle position. Action was frozen until the other two table completed their hands, and the cards were then turned up.
Vlastimil Pustina: A♥Q♥ 
Cecile Ticherfatine: A♣K♠
Pustina was trailing and remained behind through the 8♠4♦2♥7♥10♣ board, finishing in 20th place on the outside of the money.
Evgeniy Tsyrenov opened to 15,000 in middle position, with Adam Weinraub calling in the small blind and Elvyn Bello making the call in the big blind.
Weinraub and Bello checked the A♦Q♠A♣ flop, with only Bello calling after Tsyrenov continued for 15,000.
Bello checked again on the 3♥ turn, this time opting to fold after Tsyrenov fired again for 50,000 to claim the pot.
With the elimination of Ari Shin, the tournament has 20 players remaining with 19 places paid.
The tournament will be played hand for hand until one more players is eliminated.
Frank Brannan opened from early position to 14,000 attracting a call from Anthony Hu from middle position.
The flop of 5♦10♠A♠ and turn resulted in a check from the Brannan and Hu on both streets.
Brannan continued checking on the 5♠ river before Hu slid out 23,000.
Brannan did not take long to call rolling over A♥9♣ besting Hu's Q♥Q♦.
Mitchell Hynam opened to 14,000 in early position and Jonathan Cohen defended his big blind to see the 2♥J♥K♣ flop.
Cohen checked and called when Hynam continued for 14,000. The 3♥ turn saw both players check, with action repeating on the 8♥ river.
Cohen flipped over A♦10♥, taking down the pot as Hynam mucked.
The board of 9♦A♥2♣5♣ led to a check from Vlastimil Pustina from the small blind position.
Anthony Hu wanted to play for more betting 45,000 on the turn which was called by Pustina to prompt a river.
The 10♠ river was not a card either player was willing to bet on as both players checked.
Hu showed A♣Q♠ edging out Pustina's A♦J♦ to win the pot.
Peter Cross opened to 12,000 and Michael Nia made the call. Victoria Livschitz then moved all in, with Cross shoving his larger stack before Nia got out of the way while flashing the A♣.
Victoria Livschitz: 7♠7♦
Peter Cross: 10♠10♣
Livschitz could not find help on the 4♣J♠3♠5♠2♥ runout, hitting the rail while Cross chipped up.
Faraz Jaka and Tyler Cornell were heads up to the 10♦9♦J♠ flop, where Jaka checked in the hijack. Cornell fired 20,000 on the button and the call was made.
Jaka checked again after the A♠ turn was flipped over, with Cornell sizing up to 55,000.
After taking some time, Jaka opted to lay it down and Cornell added to his stack.
Travis Egbert was all in, facing the bigger stack of Evgeniy Tsyrenov.
Travis Egbert: K♣J♣
Evgeniy Tsyrenov: A♦K♦
Tsyrenov was in great shape, holding through the 7♥10♠8♣6♥3♥ runout to send Egbert to the rail.
With roughly 65,000 in the middle on the board of 10♠5♣6♦5♠ Tyler Cornell opted to lead into Elvyn Bello for 20,000.
Bello decided to up the stakes pumping it to 72,000 in response to Cornell's bet. Cornell chose to fold resulting in the dealer pushing the pot to Bello.
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