Aaron Eggen just took a three-way preflop all in with 
against the 
of Nick Pupillo and 
of "DQ" Dan Hendrickson when the board ran out 
. Eggen had 95,500 to start the hand, and Pupillo lost the majority of his stack, while Hendrickson was covered by both with about 70,000.
A player opened for 11,000 early, and Jeff Fielder jammed for about 40,000. John Reading shoved as well from Fielder's left, folding out everyone, including the opener.
"You must have kings," Fielder said, showing his own 
.
Close, but it was 
for Reading.
The 
flop brought a pair for Fielder, though he still trailed. More equity arrived in the form of the 
, giving Fielder a flush draw, but he missed the 
river.
Mark Sandness and Kou Vang also busted out.
On a final board of 
, Justyn Huebener bet 17,000 from the big blind. Jeff Fielder raised to 42,000, and Huebener shoved.
"I call," Fielder said with a sigh.
Huebener showed 
for the top full house, and Fielder flicked together.
"I always have ace-king against you," he said. "How many monies?"
The total was 76,500, and Fielder shipped the requisite chips.
Peixin Liu just doubled up when he hit a straight flush with 
after flopping a flush draw and getting in against the set of fives held by Tyler Caspers.
"Still can't beat you Liu," Caspers mused.
The two have a bit of history, as both made the final table of this event almost exactly one year ago. There, Liu got fourth for $22,297, while Caspers finished third for $32,932.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
A player shoved under the gun for about 30,000, and Mike Ross reshoved when action folded to his small blind. The big blind mucked.
Ross:
Under the gun: 
Ross' aces had a crushing lead, and he had it locked in by the turn as the board came 
.
On a 
flop, Shane Nelson bet and then called off his stack of what looked like about 40,000 when a player check-shoved on him.
Nelson:
Opponent: 
"This will be fun," Nelson said. "I haven't faded a draw in a long time."
He wouldn't do so this time as a turn was followed by a 
river.
"He's gotta have it on the button," Tony Lazar said with mock digust after DJ Buckley turned over , putting Lazar, who had shoved from the small blind for about 25,000 with 
, at risk.
The board rolled out 
, and "Lazer" headed for the doors.
Todd Breyfogle busted out in the early minutes of the tournament, though we didn't see the hand that ended him.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
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