Jonathan Kotula raised to 42,000 and Arthur Vea met it with an all in re-raise. Kotula called, putting his tournament life at risk.
Kotula: 
Vea: 
The flop gave Vea one of the outs he needed when it came 
. The turn of 
and the river 
were no help to Kotula, who was eliminated in 10th place.
Patrick Silvey was in middle position when he made a raise to 24,000. Matthew Hollinger asked, "How much you got left?" and SIlvey replied that he had 131,000. Hollinger went all in and Silvey folded.
Jeffrey Bennett was dealt the , but it flipped over during the deal and he had to give it up despite a polite request to keep it. Kent Washington raised to 30,000 on the button and took down the pot.
Kent Washington went all in from the small blind. Christopher Reider folded from the big blind.
Jonathan Kotula had to work a little harder for this flop, but took it in the small blind when he and Kent Washington in the big blind saw a flop of 
{Xx}. Kotula's bet of 20,000 was enough to convince Washington to fold.
Jonathan Kotula was given a walk.
Kent Washington raised to 30,000 from early position and had no takers.
Arthur Vea called from late position and Hoai Pham complete from the small blind. When Patrick Silvey checked his option the dealer dealt out 
on the flop. Both blinds checked and Vea took the pot with a bet of 23,000
Matthew Hollinger raised from the cutoff and was called by Yuta Motoyama. Both blinds folded and they headed to a flop of 
. Hollinger bet out 30,000 and Motoyama folded.
Matthew Hollinger raised to 30,000 on the button and took the blinds and antes.
