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David Pham had raised to 400 when the hickack shoved for a little over 2,000. Players at the table folded around to Pham, who made the call.
Hickack: 
Pham: 
Pham had to fade an ace, which he did as the cards came down 
.
After the hand Pham was up to 9,000.
With the board spread 
Lauren Kling ended up all in. She was called and tabled 
. Her opponent tabled 
and Kling needed hel from the board.
The turn card was a 
and the river brought a 
to the table. That's the end of Kling's tournament.
David Sands was recently all in preflop against one opponent and had some sweating to do with his 
up against his opponent's 
.
The board ran out 
and Sands was back up to 5,500.
On the very next hand the player under the gun raised to 225 and a player in middle position called. Sands responded with a three-bet to 825 from the cutoff and Tim West four-bet for 2,575 from the small blind. Action was folded around to Sands who moved all in with West calling.
Sands: 
West: 
The two ended up chopping as the board ran out 
. However, even with the chop, West ended up ahead. It turns out West and Sands have prop bets on the board. West had red jacks and fours, which he hit. That win pocketed him $60.
Humberto Brenes was a short stack when he raised preflop only to have the small blind re-raise. Brenes responded by going all in for 1,600 and got a call.
Brenes: 
Opponent:
Brenes may have been outkicked, but he paired his ten when the flop came 
. He managed to stay ahead through the 
on the turn and the 
on the river and is now up to 3,700.
Chau Giang had 3,000 chips and plenty of room to play when he went all in preflop with one caller coming along for the ride.
Giang: 
Opponent:
Giang saw he was behind and didn't seem too concerened, saying "I don't care if I go to Bobby's Room."
He won't be going just yet, though. The flop came and Giang's set stayed ahead through the turn and river. He is now up to about 7,000 chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
With just 1,250 chips on his stack, David Baker ended up all in pre-flop. An opponent called and Baker tabled . His opponent had and Baker said, "This is a classical one!".
The board spread out 
and Baker is now up to 2550 chips.
Veronica Dabul and Jonathan Aguiar ended up all in pre-flop. From under the gun, Veronica tabled , and in the big blind Aguiar tabled pocket tens.
Veronica flopped a flush and is now up to 6,000 chips, Aguiar slipped to 2,000.
Tony Dunst has been riding a short stack as of late and recently shoved all in when action was folded to him in the small blind. The player in the big blind didn't hesitate to call and we soon saw that Dunst was in bad shape.
Dunst:
Opponent: 
Dunst stood up and put on his jacket when the flop came , but paused when the turn brought the . With the 
on the river, Dunst was able to sit back down and will keep plugging away. He is now at about 2,350 chips.
Kanye West isn't the only guy who knows how to drop some late registration. In addition to Tom Dwan, we have also spotted David "Bakes" Baker, Chris Ferguson, JJ Liu, Andy Black and Steve Sung making their way to their respective tables.
