Josh Reichard raised it up to 28,000 from under the gun and Paul Sokoloff moved his short stack of 230,000 into the middle from the small blind. Reichard instantly called and Sokoloff was in trouble once the cards were tabled.
Josh Reichard: 
Paul Sokoloff: 
The flop came 
which didn't look promising for Sokoloff. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
to eliminate Sokoloff in 12th place.
On the turn the board read 
. Josh Reichard announced all in for his remaining 267,000 into a pot of roughly the same size. Stephen Song was the player facing the decision. He confirmed the count before making the call.
Reichard showed the for the overpair while Song had top pair with the 
. The river was a blank 
and Reichard grabbed the big doubled up through Song.
Action was picked up on the flop. Joshua Turner check-called the flop of 
when Ryan Eriquezzo, who was on the button, bet 90,000. The turn was the 
. Turner again check-called when Eriquezzo made another bet of 142,000.
The 
peeled off on the river. This time, Turner led with an all in shove. Eriquezzo asked for a count to determine that the shove was for 488,000. Eriquezzo contemplated it for over a minute before eventually sliding his cards into the muck for a fold to give the decent size pot to Turner.
Joshua Turner opened to 31,000 from under the gun and Jarod Minghini called on the button. Paulius Vaitiekunas three-bet to 106,000 from the small blind which got Turner to lay his hand down. Minghini, however, made the call and the two players saw a flop of 
.
Vaitiekunas led out for 50,000 and Minghini stuck around to see the on the turn. Vaitiekunas pushed out another bet of 125,000 and Minghini thought for a moment before sending his cards to the muck. Vaitiekunas flashed 
as the pot was pushed his way.
The cards were already on their backs and the board being dealt as Gabriel Muzzio was all in.
Muzzio 
Jarod Minghini 
The board ran out 
and Muzzio's run ended in 13th place.
Josh Reichard opened to 23,000 in middle position and Michael Marder called from the hijack. Adam Cedric three-bet to 75,000 on the button which got both of the blinds to fold along with Reichard. Marder called and the flop fell 
.
Marder checked to Cedric who continued for 52,000 and Marder stuck around for the 
on the turn. Marder checked again and Cedric fired out another 110,000. Marder shoved all in for around 310,000 and Cedric went into the tank for a bit before making the call.
Marder tabled 
for a set of sevens while Cedric held 
for an overpair and flush draw. The river was the to give Cedric the nut flush and eliminate Marder from the tournament.
Action was picked up on the river with a board that read 
. Eric Salazar bet 130,000 into a pot of about 250,000 into two opponents. Jarod Mighini folded and Joshua Turner took his time before calling.
Salazar flipped over the and Turner mucked his hand after a few moments to send the pot across the table.
In a preflop all in Martin Ryan was all in and behind with the against the of Michael Marder.
The board ran out safely for Marder's ahead hand as it came 
and Ryan was eliminated in 15th Place.
The action folded around to the blinds and both Martin Ryan and Adam Cedric each put in 25,000 chips preflop. The flop came 
and Ryan check-called a bet of 18,000 from Cedric.
The turn brought the 
and Ryan checked again. Cedric fired out another 32,000 and Ryan stuck around to see the on the river. Ryan checked once more and Cedric reached back for a bet of 65,000. Ryan quickly mucked his cards this time and Cedric raked in the pot.
On a flop of Maurice Hawkins bet about 30,000 and was called by Eric Salazar. The turn was the . Both players checked. The river came the 
. Salazar led out with a bet of 60,000 which Hawkins called instantly while simultaneously turning over the which was the best hand as Salazar mucked.
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