Jared Okun raised to 20,000 and Adam Geyer called. They both checked the flop then when the turned Okun check-called Geyer's 42,000 bet.
The hit on the river, Okun checked, and Geyer moved all in. Okun eventually folded, showing a jack, which meant he thought Geyer had the case king. "That jack on the river might've saved me," Okun said.
With the board reading and around 30,000 in the pot Aaron Coulthard bet 20,000 and Eli Elezra raised all in for his last 60,000. Coulhard called, to find that Elezra held and a full house. "I finally outflopped somebody!" Elezra said as he raked in a pot that boosted his stack to 185,000. Coulthard was left with just 26,000.
Aaron Coulthard moved all in for his remaining 25,000 and was called by Kathy Woo. Woo held and was up against Coulthard's pocket fours. Woo flopped a six and Coulthard was drawing a to four but found no help.
On the button Scott Seiver raised to 23,000 and Eric Baldwin called in the big blind. Both players checked the flop and when the turned Seiver called Baldwin's 31,000 bet. The fell on the river, Baldwin bet 70,000, and Seiver called.
"Seven-high," Baldwin said, and Seiver turned over to take the pot. Our chip leader now has 1,300,000.
Eli Elezra
Under the gun Michael Mizrachi raised to 25,000 and Eli Elezra reraised to 65,000. Rajesh Vohra then raised to 165,000 and Mizrachi folded. "Can't win with aces, and then I run into aces," Elezra said before making the call for the last of his chips.
And that's when Elezra found that, indeed, his had run into Vohra's . The board brought Eli no help and his night came to an end.
Rayan Nathan moved all in for his last 108,000 under the gun and Eric Baldwin called from the small blind. Baldwin's A-9 was dominated by Nathan's and when the board came Nathan double dup to 260,000.
Anders Henriksson
Scott Seiver raised to 24,000 and Anders Henriksson moved all in for his last 118,000. Jon Van Fleet then popped it to 350,000 and Seiver got out of the way. Henriksson needed his to hold on against Van Fleet's and the did just that as the board ran out . Henriksson doubled to 270,000.
David Seidman had made it 30,000 to go when Cody Slaubaugh moved all-in for his remaining 30,000. Seidman called and showed and was up against Cody's . Cody failed to improve and was eliminated in 19th place.