Adam Friedman raised to 40,000 from early position and Jean Gaspard called from the hijack. Henry Tran moved all in for 127,000 from the cutoff and Jeremy Ehrke also pushed all in for 159,000 from the big blind. Friedman and Gaspard folded and they were heads up.
Tran: 
Ehrke: 
The board ran out 
and Ehrke was left crippled.
Ryan Austin got the last of his chips in with pocket eights and Adam Friedman made the call with . The 
flop all but sealed it and the board ran out 
. Austin headed to the rail as Friedman's rollercoaster day continues with him currently near the top of the counts.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
We caught the heads-up action with a board of 
and Nick Pupillo checked to Steve Maniaci who bet 76,000. Pupillo called and the river was the 
. Pupillo checked again and Maniaci moved all in. "I'm going to need a count," Pupillo said.
Shortly after 281,000 was announced, Pupillo announced "call," and turned over 
for the flush. Maniaci just had three nines as he turned over 
and headed to the payout desk.
The following players were recently eliminated and walked away with $2,500 each.
Phung Ngo raised to 37,000 from middle positon and Jean Gaspard called from the button. The flop came 
and Ngo continued for 50,000. Gaspard called and the came on the turn. Both players checked and the completed the flush on the board.
After two more checks, Ngo turned over 
and was playing the board, but Gaspard tabled 
for a higher flush. Despite the beat, Ngo is still at over a million in chips and has had quite a day after starting the day with just 46,000.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
The money got all in three ways preflop with Steven Williams holding pocket aces against the 
of Steve Maniaci and the of Adam Friedman.
The flop dramatically came down 
and finished 
and Maniaci's set finished off a stunned Steve Williams and took back a big chunk from Friedman.
We caught the action with a board of 
and Adam Friedman threw out a bet of 66,000. Steve Maniaci called and the fell on the river. After a check from Friedman, Maniaci fired a bet of over 100,000.
Friedman snap-called and asked "what two," after Maniaci announced two pair. Maniaci tabled 
and Friedman turned over 
for the winner and a very healthy stack.
Jim Petzing opened from the cutoff and Kristopher Bradshaw moved all in from the big blind. Petzing snap-called and tabled . Bradshaw's 
needed some help, but the board ran out 
and Petzing sent Bradshaw packing.
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