Chris Cornell opened for 11,000 and then called the shove of 32,000 from Greg Wilson.
Cornell: 
Wilson: 
Cornell held his slight lead as the flop came 
. The 
turn game him a straight. Wilson needed to make a straight of his own to survive, and he did so as the 
gave him Broadway on the river.
We found Dale Sudduth all in with 
against an opponent holding 
. The flop brought the 
, and Sudduth rapped the table, but a 
on the turn saved Sudduth. The river didn't fill Sudduth's opponent.
David Mitchell bet 20,000 on a board of 
with two clubs. Alex Yen raised to 52,000, and Mitchell shoved all in and was quickly called. Yen had for top pair, while Mitchell had a flush draw with 
. Mitchell missed the turn as an 
fell, and another blank hit the river to end his tournament.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
"Time to go hit the jackpot," Kou Vang said with a smile on his way out the door.
According to Nicholas Pupillo, the tour pro hit the rail after he got all in with against a player holding , but Vang's opponent proceeded to flop trip nines.
A player in the cutoff opened to 9,000 and got shoved on by Joshua Turner on the button for 58,000. John Utley made the call from the small blind, and the opener folded.
Utley:
Turner: 
The 
flop gave Turner the lead with queens, a lead which stood through the 
turn and river.
"I wasn't looking for a call," Turner said. "But I didn't hate the cards you turned over, either."
Tri Do shoved all in from under the gun for his last 54,000 and was called by George Lusby.
Lusby: 
Do: 
"One time," Do said.
A 
flop only helped in terms of chopping chances though. A turn was a blank for Do, as was the 
river.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
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