All the money was in before the flop with Jake Schindler covering Cary Katz who was all in and at risk.
Cary Katz: 
Jake Schindler: 
The board ran out 
and Schindler's nines held up to earn him the pot.
"I got counterfeited," Katz said jokingly as he got up from the table.
Lauren Roberts opened from the hijack with a raise to 10,000 and Jordan Cristos was on the button. He three-bet moved all in for 158,000. Daniel Weinand was in the small blind and he called before Roberts called as well putting herself at risk with the shortest stack.
Jordan Cristos: 
Lauren Roberts: 
Daniel Weinand: 
The flop was good for Roberts when it came down 
but the 
changed things quickly, giving Weinand the lead, leaving his opponents looking for sets. The river was the 
and that put Cristos in the lead now with a set of eights. With that, stacks were counted and Cristos had Roberts covered, so with that he earned a near triple up. Weinand stayed health despite losing the pot and still sits with nearly 600,000 chips.
The flop was showing 
when Ryan Riess moved his remaining 80,000 in the middle. Barry Hutter called and the players turned over their hands.
Riess showed 
for a flush draw and Hutter tabled 
for a flopped pair of bullets. The board ran out dry as Hutter took down the pot with his aces, eliminating Riess from the tournament.
Sam Soverel opened with a raise to 9,000 and Cary Katz defended from the big blind.
The flop was 
and Katz checked. Soverel made it 13,000 and Katz called.
The turn was the and both players checked.
On the 
river, Katz put out a small bet of 5,000. Soverel thought for a good while before making it 45,000. Katz tanked, then eventually decided on a fold, leaving himself with about 100,000 while Soverel moved over 200,000.
The flopped board showed 
, Tim Reilly fired 6,000 into the pot and Joseph Cappello called. The came on the turn, Reilly checked to Cappello who pushed in a bet of 11,000.
Reilly called and the dealer flipped over the . Reilly checked to Cappello, he slammed in a stack of blues, putting Reilly all in for his remaining 49,000.
Reilly took a full time extension, ultimately he called and Cappello announced that he had a nine as he turned over 
. Reilly mucked and Cappello took down the pot, eliminating Reilly in the process.
Level: 8
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The turned board showed 
and the pot had around 60,000 in it. Kristina Holst checked to Jared Jaffee, he bet 31,000 and was quickly check-raised to 139,000 as Holst moved all in.
Jaffee used a time extension, ultimately he called and the two turned over their hands with Holst at risk. Jaffee tabled 
for three queens with a king kicker, Holst showed for three queens with a higher kicker in her ace.
The on the river changed nothing and Holst found herself a full double up through Jaffee with her higher kicker.
The flopped board showed 
and the pot was around 240,000. Daniel Weinand moved all in for his remaining 169,000 and Sean Winter called, player turned over their hands with Weinand at risk.
Winter tabled 
for an over pair of cowboys, but would be behind when Weinand showed for his over pair of rockets. The on the turn and on the river changed nothing as Weinand found himself taking down the biggest pot of the tournament thus far.
The flopped board read and had around 20,000 in the pot. The action checked to Ali Imsirovic, he bet 21,000, Manig Loeser check-called and the dealer burned and turned a 
.
Both players checked and a landed on the river. Action checked to Imsirovic, he fired 31,500 into the pot and Loeser check-called the bet.
Imsirovic tabled for attempted bluff, Loeser showed for aces over tens and more than enough to take down the pot.
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