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We caught up with the action on the turn and the board read 
. Timothy Vansant bet, Mike Schneider raised, Vansant re-raised all in and Schneider called.
Showdown
Vinsant: 
Schneider: 
Vinsant could not find another six on the river, and was sent to the rail. Schneider is now heads up with Theo Tran and has a commanding chip lead with 315,000.
Just four tables remain, and only one of them is three-handed:
Table 308
Terrence Chan - 185,000
Matthew Kelly - 175,000
Table 309
Feming Chan - 303,000
Brian Tate - 57,000
Table 310
Jonathan Little - 280,000
Claudio Rinaldi - 80,000
Table 313
Mike Schnieder - 150,000
Theo Tran - 140,000
Timothy Vansant - 70,000
On a flop of 
, Mike Schneider bet, Theo Tran made it two bets, and Timothy Vansant folded. In answer to Tran's raise, Schneider made it three bets and Tran just called.
The turn brought the 
. Schneider bet and Tran called.
On the 
river, Schneider bet again and Tran made the call, only to see 
flipped over by Schneider. Tran tossed his cards into the muck.
Tran has dropped to 28,000 and Schneider is at 275,000.
Jonathan "FatalError" Aguiar got his last few bets in against Ben Yu preflop and the hands were tabled:
Showdown
Aguiar: 
Yu: 
The 
flop kept Aguiar in the lead and even though an 
turned, Aguiar was still a favorite heading to the river.
A big fat 
rivered though, giving Yu a straight and a seat at tomorrow's final table. With the beat, Aguiar will have to settle with $4,135.
Johnathan Tamayo and Brendan Taylor put all the chips in the middle preflop. Tamayo was the player at risk, for his remaining 15,000.
Tamayo: 
Taylor: 
The board rolled out 
and Taylor's two pair bested Tamayo's rivered two pair to see one player headed to tomorrow and another one headed to the rail.
It was all in preflop for Brian Aleksa with 
versus Sijbrand Maal's 
. Aleksa was the player at risk.
The flop came down 
. Aleksa was still ahead with his pair and now a straight draw, but Maal was also looking at a straight draw. The hit the turn, however, pairing Maal's queen and the 
that fell on the river was no help to Aleksa who saw his hopes for a gold bracelet dashed.
Brian Aleksa is dangerously short in his heads up match against Dutchman Sijbrand Maal.
We reached the table after the dealer had flopped 
and Aleksa check-called a bet from Maal.
Both players checked the 
on the turn and the river brought the . Aleksa checked to Maal who bet forcing Aleksa to fold.
Aleksa did double the next hand with 
against on a 
board, but is still very low with just 18,000 chips.
From the button, Brian Aleksa raised it up. Sijbrand Maal made the call.
The flop rolled out . Maal slid out a bet only to have Aleksa put in a raise. Mall reraised and Aleksa made the call. The turn brought the 
. Maal bet and Aleksa called.
On the river Maal check-called Aleksa's bet. Maal turned over to take the pot.
Jonathan "FatalError" Aguiar and Ben Yu got three bets in before the dealer flopped 
. Yu led out for a bet and Aguiar called.
The turn was the and Yu led again. This time Aguiar raised and Yu called.
The river was the and Yu slowed down, check-calling a bet from Aguiar.
Aguiar turned over 
for aces-full and the dealer shipped him the pot. Yu slipped to 240,000 chips and Aguiar is back in it with 120,000 to his name.
Here are the counts from the remaining seven tables:
Table 308
Terrence Chan - 128,000
Matthew Kelly - 127,000
Mitch Schock - 104,000
Table 309
Brian Tate - 200,000
Feming Chan - 160,000
Table 310
Daniel Idema - 150,000
Claudio Rinaldi - 131,000
Jonathan Little - 84,000
Table 311
Brendan Taylor - 265,000
Jonathan Tamayo - 95,000
Table 312
Ben Yu - 311,000
Jonathan Aguiar - 49,000
Table 313
Timothy Vinsant - 155,000
Mike Schneider - 145,000
Theo Tran - 60,000
Table 314
Sijbrand Maal - 200,000
Brian Aleksa - 160,000
