Harry Finnimore shoved for about 700,000 in the small blind, and Chad Willett called.
Finnimore: 
Willett: 
Willett had live cards, and he saw a nice 
flop, giving him a two-way straight draw and outs to pairs. Finnimore saw the last card in the deck he wanted, the 
on the turn, as Willett now had an unbeatable straight. Finnimore hit a meaningless two pair on the 
river.
Harry Finnimore opened for 150,000 and saw action explode behind him as Mario Hudson made it 350,000 and then Chad Willett ship over that, covering everyone. Finnimore got out of the way, and Hudson snapped it off for about 2 million.
Hudson: 
Willett: 
A murmur went through the remaining players as the 
flopped, giving Willett top set and a huge lead for a chance to take most of the chips in play and eliminate the former massive chip leader. The 
was a blank on the turn, and the river ended Hudson's tournament.
"Good luck, you guys," he said cheerfully enough, seemingly unperturbed by the beat.
Chad Willett raised to 140,000 under the gun, and Joe Matheson jammed for approximately 1 million. Willett was ready with a call, as he had 
, and it turned out to be a cooler at Matheson had 
. The flop came 
.
"Got the spades covered," Mario Hudson observed.
Good thing for Willett too, as runner 
and 
came out, giving both players a flush but Willett the nuts.
In a bloated pot, Harry Finnimore bet 200,000 from the small blind on a board of , and Chad Willett shoved all in for 1.015 million. Finnimore thought about it for a minute or so then announced a call.
Finnimore: 
Willett: 
"I screwed myself by making the pot too big," Finnimore said after the 
fell.
Robert Wittman pushed all in for 150,000, and Harry Finnimore seemed to resign himself to a call in the big blind.
"I have to call," he said, putting in the chips. "I know I'm behind."
Finnimore:
Wittman:
Wittman flopped a pair of queens on to grab a huge lead, but the 
brought a sweat on the turn. Finnimore completed his backdoor flush with the river.
James Livingston got his last few big blinds in with 
, and Mario Hudson put him at risk with 
. Hudson flopped a jack and held up.
Level: 27
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
Harry Finnimore opened to 100,000 in early position, and Rodger Johnson shoved for about double that. Everyone else folded and looked at Finnimore as he was seemingly thinking over his decision before he started.
"Actions on me?" he said. "I thought [Rich Alsup] had cards. I call."
Finnimore: 
Johnson: 
Finnimore kept his lead in the race as 
flopped. A 
turn brought a flush draw for Johnson, but the river was a total brick.
Players are on break for 10 minutes.
Mario Hudson opened for 100,000 in the cutoff and then called big blind Rich Alsup, who shoved 531,000.
Hudson:
Alsup: 
Hudson flopped a king, but the 
meant Alsup had a flush draw. A black card hit on the turn, but it was the 
, no help. The dealer peeled off the river though, and Alsup exhaled loudly and pumped his fist.
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