Koray Aldemir opened to 9,000 from the cutoff, David Peters three-bet to 27,000 on the button and Keith Tilston raised to 70,000 from the big blind. Both of his opponents folded and Tilston scooped in another pot.
Nick Schulman opened to 8,000 from the cutoff and Chris Hunichen called in the small blind. Cary Katz called in the big blind.
The flop was 
and Hunichen checked. Katz moved all in for 8,000 and Schulman called. Hunichen thought for a bit then raised to 30,000. Schulman called.
On the 
turn, Hunichen continued betting, making it 22,000. Schulman called.
The river was the 
and Hunichen slowed down and checked. Schulman moved all in for over 100,000 and Hunichen sighed, then folded.
Katz showed down his 
for top pair, but he'd been bested by Schulman's 
for a rivered flush and would be eliminated.
Jake Schindler moved all in for his last 36,000 and Sean Winter called, players turned over their hands.
Jake Schindler: 
Sean Winter: 
The flop came down 
and Winter said "Come on ace of clubs on the turn,". The dealer flipped over the 
on the turn and Winter would need a king to take out Schindler. The on the river was not that and Schindler secured a double up with his pair of aces.
Sean Winter opened to 10,000, Alex Foxen called from the button and Jason Koon three-bet to 52,000. Winter moved all in for 234,000, Foxen folded and Koon snap-called.
Sean Winter: 
Jason Koon: 
After Winter turned over his aces Koon said "I heard this is the week of Sean Winter," with a smile as the dealer fanned out 
on the flop.
A fell on the turn and Koon was now drawing dead to the on the river. Winter scooped in the pot for a full double through Koon, who just before the hand knocked out Rainer Kempe.
Level: 8
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Jason Koon opened to 6,500 from the button on his new table. Rainer Kempe called in the small blind and Jake Schindler called in the big blind.
The flop was 
and all three players checked to see the on the turn. There, action checked to Koon who bet 16,000. Kempe called while Schindler ducked out.
On the 
river, Kempe checked a third time. Koon now bet 48,000. Kempe thought for a few seconds then called. Koon showed and that earned him the pot when Kempe mucked.
"Super thin value bet, man," Sean Winter said to Koon after the hand. "That's a scary board."
"Not that thin," Kempe responded.
The flop was showing 
and there was around 135,000 in the pot. Justin Bonomo bet 30,000, Koray Aldemir called and the 
landed on the turn.
Both players checked, the hit the table and Bonomo checked again. Aldemir bet 97,000 and left just 1,000 behind. Bonomo announced all in and Aldemir called for his remaining chip.
Bonomo turned over for top set of aces, Aldemir looked of disgust as he tabled 
for two pair. Bonomo took down the pot, sending Aldemir out the door.
Justin Bonomo opened to 25,000, Dan Smith moved all in for around 148,000 and Bonomo called players turned over their hands.
Justin Bonomo:
Dan Smith: 
The board ran out 
and Bonomo took down the pot with his jacks, sending Smith out of the tournament.
The board read 
and the pot was headed in the direction of Seth Davies. Jason Koon was standing up and walking away, he was holding 
for an over pair of queens. Davies was showing for a flopped set of nines, taking down the pot.
Alex Foxen opened with a raise to 7,000 from the cutoff and David Peters called from the button.
The flop was 
and Foxen continued, betting 7,000 again. Peters called.
Peters called another bet of 23,000 on the 
turn from Foxen.
The river was the and Foxen led out a third time, making it 39,000. Foxen quickly flashed what looked like pocket queens, but Peters was holding for top pair and that would earn him the pot.
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