Matt Giannetti opened to 85,000 from the button it was folded over to Dan Smith in the big blind, who re-popped it to 200,000. Giannetti paused and announced he was all in for a bit under 600,000. Smith quickly made the call and Giannetti would be at risk.
Showdown
Giannetti: 
Smith: 
The 
flop left Smith with a commanding lead, however, Giannetti still had outs to a straight. It wasn't meant to be, though, as the 
turn and 
river bricked for Giannetti and he was sent to the rail in 7th place.
Giannetti, who already has tournament winnings in excess of $3 million, will add $112,725 more for his efforts today.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,100,000
555,000
|
555,000 |
|
||
|
Busted | |
flop, and then Conway check-called a bet of 95,000 on the 
turn.
river, which prompted Conway to roll over 
. Julius took a good look at his opponent's cards and then revealed the winning 
flop and Schulz called.
fell on the turn and Conway led out again for 170,000. Schulz thought it over and raised to 385,000 total. Conway didn't take long to muck and Schulz scooped the pot.
and gave him just a 4.24% chance of surviving the hand.
turned, giving him some hope of a chop with a ten. Any hope he had was crushed when the 
appeared on the river, and Vedes finished shaking hands with the table before taking his leave in eighth place.
and Vedes check-called an 80,000 bet from Vilandos. Both players checked the 
turn, however, after Vedes checked the 
river, Vilandos fired 175,000 into the middle. Vedes tanked for some time, but eventually chucked out a call. Vilandos tabled 
flop.
completed the board, Smith checked once more, prompting a 175,000 bet from Gregory. Smith quickly mucked and Gregory scooped the pot.
turn.
for a straight.
