against the 
of Jake Solis. Marks had plenty of outs as the flop produced 
along with a blank. But failing to connect on the turn or the river, Marks shipped his remaining short stack over to Solis, who collected his second bust-out since the money.
and Clements checked to Troendly who shoved all in for a total of 46,900. Clements made the call and tabled 
.
, 
and Troendly raked in the pot worth over 100,000. Clements, meanwhile, dropped to 74,000 in the loss.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
to the 
of Dombrowski. and was accompanied by 
. The turn was the 
, and the river added insult to injury as it fell 
.
and both players checked. The turn delivered the 
and McClain fired a 20,000 bet that Troendly called in a heartbeat. 
and McClain open-shoved all in. Troendly considered calling for a minute, but eventually folded, flashing the 
.
for the nut Broadway straight.
, while Erdman countered with . The flop contained a lethal ace, as it was spread 
. The turn and river bricked out a , respectively, signaling the end for Cooper.
and Binger was drawing dead by the turn.
. Porcalla brought to the face-off. The flop was not the heart-rich flop Porcalla was hoping for as it came 
, and the all-but-out-of-here Porcalla watched the 
close out his day. The river was a irrelevant .
and Bostick's jacks held up to cement Troendly's elimination from the tournament.
rainbow, Michael Binger check-called a 13,000 bet from opponent Scott Clements. for two pair (aces and sixes) and Clements mucked.
