Charlie Coultas opened to 40,000 from middle position, Michael Pearson three-bet to 107,000 on the button, and Coultas called.
Coultas check-called bets for 87,000 and 222,000 on the flop 
and turn 
.
Both players checked through the river 
, and Coultas showed 
to win the pot.
Paul Richardson went all in from the small blind, open shoving 183,000. Nick Pupillo made the call from the big blind, having Richardson covered.
Paul Richardson: 
Nick Pupillo: 
Board: 
Richardson was ahead the whole way, and doubled to 416,000.
Josh Burkhalter limped under the gun, Casey McCarrel raised all in for his last 166,000, and Lee Markholt made the call in the small blind. Burkhalter folded. Markholt had McCarrel covered.
Casey McCarrel: 
Lee Markholt: 
Board: 
Markholt's pocket aces held, and McCarrel is out in 14th place.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Jason Bousquet went all in preflop from the button, and Wes Nally made the call from the big blind.
Jason Bousquet: 
Wes Nally: 
Board: 
Nally gave PokerNews the details of the hand in the aftermath, in which a broadway straight came in on the runout. Bousquet takes home $6,478 for the 15th place finish.
David Diiorio opened to 40,000 under the gun, Charlie CouLtas called in middle position, and Dustin Fox three-bet to 150,000 from the hijack.
Diiorio four-bet all in for 485,000 total, and Coultas five-bet over the top, all in for 1,330,000 total. Fox, having both opponents covered, made the call.
David Diiorio:
Charlie Coultas: 
Dustin Fox:
The preflop spot was a dream for Fox, who found himself with pocket aces and a chance to take a massive chip lead. The runout wasn't kind to Fox, however, as a king on the flop of a 
board shipped the huge pot to Coultas.
Diiorio goes out in 16th place after the big three-way hand.
Charlie Coultas opened to 40,000 under the gun, and David Diiorio reraised all in for 224,000 from the small blind. Coultas made the call.
David Diiorio: 
Charle Coultas:
Board: 
The on the turn put Diiorio ahead, and Diiorio is back up to around a half million in chips in the aftermath.
Mitch Garshofsky opened to 40,000 from middle position, Joe Brindle three-bet to 130,000 from the cutoff, Garshofsky four-bet all in for 410,000 total, and Brindle called.
Mitch Garshofsky:
Joe Brindle:
Board: 
Garshofsky was well ahead preflop, and his ace-king held up through the runout and earned the double up.
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