Josh Arieh got all of his chips in the pot on a flop and Ram Vaswani called. Arieh held for a pair of aces while Vaswani showed 3-T-J-Q for a wrap draw. The turn was the and the river was the , making Vaswani's straight and eliminating Arieh.
Arieh went from chip leader to out in just under two hours.
On a board of Erick Lindgren bet 15,000 and his opponent called. The river was the -- completing most of the draws out there. Lindgren checked and his opponent checked.
"I've got seven-ten" Lindgren said as he flipped over his top two pair.
His opponent tabled for the rivered flush and dragged the pot.
Joe Hachem and his opponent got all their chips in the pot on a flop. Hachem showed for middle pair and a flush draw while his opponent tabled for a set of nines. The turn was the , giving Hachem a wrap draw to go with his flush draw, but the river was the and Hachem was sent to the rail.
Michael Mizrachi raised to 4,500 from UTG, an early position player re-raised to 9,500, Mizrachi moved all in, and the EP player called. Mizrachi showed while his opponent tabled . The Grinder kept his lead on the flop, but his opponent had outs with a club flush draw and the two remaining queens. Wouldn't you know it, the fell on the turn, but Mizrachi picked up additional outs with a spade flush draw. The river was a killer -- the -- making Mizrachi a set of aces, but making his opponent a wheel and eliminating the Grinder from the tournament.
The cutoff raised to 4,000 and Humberto Brenes called from the small blind. The flop was . Brenes checked and his opponent bet 11,000. Brenes then gave the thumbs-up to indicate a raise and made it 35,000 to go. His opponent folded three pair face up and Brenes dragged the pot.
Johnny Chan raised to 3,600 from the big blind, Eli Elezra called, and a middle position player also called. The flop was . Chan checked, Elezra checked, the MP player bet the pot (23,600), Chan called, and Elezra folded. The turn was the . Chan bet out enough to put the MP player all in and he called. Chan showed A-A-x-x for a pair of aces while his opponent showed 8-9-T-Q for top two pair. The turn was the , the river was the and half of Chan's chips were shipped across the table.