Kou Yang was eliminated in 10th place by Justin Young.
It happened when Yang got it in preflop holding 
but he was never ahead of Young's 
.
Yang failed to get lucky and was sent home with $14,843 for his deep run.
Bill Germanis flopped a flush with his 
against Eyal Al Revah, who had the 
, on a flop of 
.
However the 
turn gave Revah a full house for the knockout.
Germanis finished in 11th place for $14,843.
Fred Ertl was all in preflop and found himself in dire straits against George Brady.
Fred Ertl: 
George Brady: 
Ertl had a kicker problem with his ace and he failed to resolve it as the board ran out dry.
With that, he was knocked out in 12th place for $14,843.
Isabel Gogniat goes her stack all in preflop and was flipping for her tournament life against Bob Whalen.
Isabel Gogniat: 
Bob Whalen: 
Gogniat was looking to hold but that proved easier said than done when the appeared on the flop,
Gogniat's hopes to continue were crushed and she finished in 13th place for $11,662.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Terry Fleischer found himself all in preflop and in need of some luck against Justin Young.
Terry Fleischer:
Justin Young: 
.
Fleischer's best chance at staying alive was to catch a king, but he failed to do so as the board ran out dry.
With that, Fleischer exited in 14th place for $11,662.
Tamas Lendvai was all in with 
against Justin Young's 
.
The appeared on the flop to improve Young to a pair, and neither the turn nor river helped Lendvai.
With that, Lendavi was ousted in 15th place for $11,662.
Sergio Fernandez finished in 16th place losing 
to Kou Yang's 
.
The board ran out 
giving Yang a flopped set and sending Fernandez out the door.
Day 1c Chip Leader David Froyalde went all in for 400,000 and was called by the Day 1b chip leader Bob Whalen.
David Froyalde: 
Bob Whalen: 
The board ran out 
awarding Whalen the knockout and sending Froyalde home in 17th.
Tony Jakes saw his tournament come to an end when he got the last of his chips all in against and was looking to double against 
.
Unfortunately for Jakes, the board came 
to knock him out in 18th place.
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