Tony Lazer made it 36,000 preflop and got the call from both Ric Cacho and Nick Jivkov. The flop came 
and after two checks, Lazer continued for another 36,000.
Only Cacho called and the turn brought the 
. Cacho check-called an 82,000-chip Lazer bet and then jammed in on the 
river.
Lazer called with 
, but his flopped set had been run down with Cacho making the nut flush on the river holding the 
.
Jose Serratos shipped the small blind for close to 130,000 and Ric Cacho called from the big with 
.
There was some debate as to whether or not Serratos actually looked at his cards before making the move, but either way, he had 
and doubled through on a board that missed them both.
David Gutfreund's roller coaster of a day is over, he jammed his last 100,000 in with 
, ran into Jason Bender's and got no help from a board of bricks.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Hamid Feiz defended his big blind against a 30,000 chip open from Joseph Barnard, then shipped it in for some 210,000 with the 
on a 
flop.
Barnard called instantly with the 
set.
The turn came the 
and Feiz was about to be felted before the miracle river saved his day, vaulting him up the leader board and leaving Barnard in trouble.
Kipp Smith jammed in his lats 109,000 and Adam Friedman made the call with 
.
Smith was racing for his tournament life holding and managed to hold on the 
board to double through.
Brett Reichard called a Ric Cacho 31,000 open and they went heads-up to a 
flop.
Cacho continued for 49,000 and Reichard called again. The turn came the and after Cacho checked, Reichard bet 95,000.
Cacho put in the additional 66,000 Reichard had behind and he called all in with 
. Cacho had [10cx10s] doubling up Reichard after the the river bricked.
Here's how the big stacks look now with 27 players remaining:
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
The Following players all busted collecting $2,179 each:
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