Steve Wilkie shoved in the small blind and big blind Tony Piazza called with 
. Wilkie had 
and was outflopped when 
hit the felt. Fortunately for him, the 
gave him a commanding lead on the turn. He doubled when the 
completed the board.
Players are on break for 10 minutes.
Steve Wilkie bet 60,000 in a limped blind-on-blind pot and Tony Piazza made it 175,000 more on the 
flop. Wilkie said he should shove but he called. Both players checked the 
, bringing a 
. Wilkie checked and Piazza bet 275,000.
"Oh my, oh my," Wilkie said, standing up in distress.
He announced a call as he paced around his chair, and Piazza showed 
. Wilkie mucked his 
face up.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 10,000
Michael Rankins shoved for 180,000 with 
and was called by big blind Ryan Remington, who held 
.
The board ran 
, eliminating Rankins.
The blinds checked to Ryan Remington, who bet 75,000 on a 
flop. Ben Greenberg shoved for just 35,000 more in the small blind, and Steve Wilkie called in the big. Remington called also and they checked the turn for a 
river. Wilkie bet 200,000 and Remington folded.
Wilkie showed 
for a straight and Greenberg mucked his 
for flopped top two.
Sam Benavram shoved in the cutoff for about 500,000 and Ryan Remington snap-called on the button. The blinds folded
Remington: 
Benavram:
The 
flop made it a near certainty Benavram would be eliminated but he turned a tiny chance with the . The river was paint but it was a .
Tony Piazza raised under the gun, Michael Rankins shoved on the button and Leonardo Valenzuela shoved in the big blind. Piazza snap-called.
Piazza:
Rankins: 
Valenzuela:
The board ran , keeping the blades a winner. Piazza had 555,000, covering Valenzuela by 5,000. He also got a full payout from Rankins, left with a few blinds.
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
Don Marquis got his micro-stack in with after Cooper Wanty raised in front of him holding . The 
was looking good for Marquis to survive, but the river was the .
Steve Wilkie opened for 100,000 under the gun. Leonardo Valenzuela called on his left, as did Ryan Remington in the hijack. The flop checked around for a board of . Action checked to Remington, and he bet 350,000. Valenzuela called and then saw the board pair again with the .
This time, Valenzuela bet out what looked like 250,000, but Remington snap-called with .
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