Action was on the river with the dangerous board reading 
. Daniel Swartz was facing a bet of 110,000 from his opponent into a pot of slightly more than that.
Swartz thought it over for a while before calling. His opponent said good call and turned over the 
while Swartz showed the best hand with the 
as his chip stack sits above a million.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
On a board that read 
, Aram Zobian bet 27,000 over to his opponent Blake Battaglia who thought it over for a bit before calling.
Zobian revealed the 
which was good enough for the pot as Battaglia mucked to give Zobian a tighter grip on his table.
On the river, with a pot of roughly 85,000, the board read 
and Anes Kovacevic checked to Mark Uminn who shoved his remaining 25,000 in the middle. Kovacevic didn't waste time calling and both hands were tabled, Kovacevic tabled for a pair of queens and Uminn took down the pot when he tabled 
for a pair of kings.
The flop read 
and the pot was about 65,000. Darrell Haywood moved all in to put Keven Stammen at risk.
Stammen though it over long and hard before eventually calling.
Haywood turned over the 
while Stammen had the .
The turn was the 
and the river came the 
to eliminate Stammen and put Haywood in good chip position amongst the table.
The under-the-gun player moved all-in for roughly 70,000 and the action folded around to Millard Hale who snap-called in the big blind and both hands were tabed.
Under-the-gun: 
Millard Hale:
It was a coin flip and the flop was no help for Hale as it came . The landed on the turn giving him a gutshot straight to go along with his two overcards and the river was the making top pair and eliminating his opponent.
Action was on the river. The board read 
. James Snyder bet 55,000 into a pot of about 75,000. Casey Carroll thought it over for a few moments before shoving all in to but Snyder's tournament life at stake.
A long multi-minute tank ensued as Snyder stared down the stone faced Carroll and thought things through. After a few minutes, the clock was called. As the count winded down Snyder eventually folded and showed the for a surrendered set.
Carroll checked his cards a few times and decided to show the 
, meaning that Snyder laid down what would have been the winner.
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