Wendy Freedman opened to 22,000 from the hijack and was called by Johnny Deas on the button and Men Nguyen in the big blind. The dealer spread the flop of 
and Nguyen began with a check.
Freedman continued for 27,000 and Deas instantly raised to 104,000. Nguyen mucked his cards and Freedman wasted little time before doing the same.
Alex Greenblatt made it 25,000 in the cutoff and got calls from the next two players before Adrian Garduno shoved in the big blind for about 90,000. Greenblatt reshoved and chased away the callers, tabling 
. Garduno had 
for live overs but bricked out on 
.
The action folded to Jim Carroll in the cutoff who raised it up to 25,000. Samuel Madeley three-bet to 65,000 on the button and the blinds both folded. With the action back on Carroll, he shoved all in for roughly 80,000 and Madeley made the quick call.
Samuel Madeley: 
Jim Carroll: 
It was a cooler scenario for Jim Carroll who was drawing to just two outs. The flop of 
gave Carroll some straight outs but the 
on the turn and the 
on the river were of no help as he was sent to the payout desk.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 2,000
Players are on the first break of the day.
Abraham Araya shoved in the hijack for around 80,000, Freddie Rodriguez followed suit for less in the cutoff and Paul Schwartz put everyone at risk from the button.
Paul Schwartz: 
Abraham Araya:
Freddie Rodriguez: 
The flop came nine-high and nothing else of consequence hit, so Rodriguez tripled up and Schwartz busted Araya in a small side pot.
On a board of 
, the tournament supervisor was called over for a ruling. It seemed big blind Lou Garza had bet 50,000 and Paul Schwartz made it 100,000 on the button. Garza responded with an all-in shove and Schwartz had only put out 95,000. He flicked in another chip to complete his bet, and the dealer mistakenly announced a call, thinking that was a calling chip.
Thus, Garza tabled his hand of 
. The supervisor ruled action was finished and the river would be dealt. Garza vehemently disagreed with the ruling but a second supervisor was called, as Schwartz's 
was now face-up. The second TD agreed with the ruling. Garza pointed out his opponent should have to call the full amount of his stack to see the river, as he had announced all in and was now getting freerolled. The ruling stood, and luckily for Garza, the river was the 
so he won the pot anyway.
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