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Jesse Chinni opened the button for a raise before Matt Iles moved all in over the top for around 170,000 from the big blind. Chinni made the call.
Iles: 
Chinni: 
The board arrived 
and Chinni flops the nut flush to be far too good for Iles' deuces. He departs in 21st place for $25,386 as Chinni moves up to 520,000.
Alexia Portal moved all in for her last 215,000 and Sam Trickett made the call.
Portal: 
Trickett: 
The board hit Trickett as it ran out 
. Portal is out in 22nd place as Trickett climbs to 900,000.
David Miscikowski raised to 29,000 before Antonion Esfandiari popped it up to 79,000. Jason DeWitt then put in a four-bet to 200,000 before Miscikowski moved all in. Esfandiari stepped aside and DeWitt made the call.
Miscikowski: 
DeWitt:
The board ran out 
and DeWitt pairs his king to eliminate Miscikowski in 23rd place. DeWitt is now our chip leader with 1.45 million chips.
After a preflop raise to 35,000 from Jeff Williams, Vivek Rajkumar moved all in for an additional 130,000. The table folded around and Williams made the call.
Rajkumar: 
Williams:
The board ran out 
and Williams' hand holds to eliminate Rajkumar from the tournament in 24th place. Williams is up to 920,000.
Kristof Harris was talking up a storm and having plenty of fun on his table, but his tournament has just come to and end at the hands of David Benefield.
It was Benefield's up against the 
of Harris with all the chips in preflop. The board landed 
and Harris lets out a cry of despair as the river sends the pot to his opponent.
Harris collects $25,386 for a fine tournament. Benefield is now up to 370,000.
Joshua Macciello has doubled up through Jeff Williams after shoving all in over the top of the opening raise of Williams who made the call.
Macciello: 
Williams:
The board fell 
and Macciello pairs his king to double to 675,000 with Williams back to 740,000.
Jason DeWitt raised to 28,000 on the button before Josh Arieh shoved all in for his last 313,000 from the small blind. DeWitt made the call.
DeWitt: 
Arieh:
Arieh was in trouble and didn't get any help on the 
board. Arieh finishes in 26th place as DeWitt is up to 1.19 million chips.
The players are now redrawing for the final three tables of play. Here's how they lineup:
Table 372
Seat 1: Kristof Harris - 105,000
Seat 2: Jeff Williams - 1,065,000
Seat 3: Paul Foltyn - 1,050,000
Seat 4: Vivek Rajkumar - 95,000
Seat 5: Peter Gilmore - 295,000
Seat 6: Eugene Todd - 205,000
Seat 7: David Benefield - 235,000
Seat 8: Joshua Macciello - 490,000
Seat 9: Empty
Table 374
Seat 1: Antonio Esfandiari - 1,200,000
Seat 2: Alexia Portal - 275,000
Seat 3: Matt Iles - 250,000
Seat 4: Jason DeWitt - 910,000
Seat 5: Josh Arieh - 325,000
Seat 6: Amit Makhija - 1,100,000
Seat 7: Sam Trickett - 720,000
Seat 8: Anthony Gargano - 300,000
Seat 9: David Miscikowski - 260,000
Table 376
Seat 1: Veronica Dunn - 205,000
Seat 2: Nico Behling - 155,000
Seat 3: Manelic Minaya - 230,000
Seat 4: Josh Cooper - 390,000
Seat 5: Perry Friedman - 300,000
Seat 6: Matthew Schwarmann - 290,000
Seat 7: James Carroll - 905,000
Seat 8: Jesse Chinni - 280,000
Seat 9: Dragan Galic - 180,000
The pot was opened by Eugene Todd with a raise to 29,000 in early position. Anton Nikaj re-raised all in for about 355,000 with from the button and Paul Foltyn called from the big blind. Todd folded and the hands were revealed.
Foltyn:
Nikoj: 
The board rolled out as Foltyn hit the river to bust Nikoj and chip up to about 1,050,000.
