Robert Jones jammed his chips in from early position, and Jake Revelle did the same from middle position. Everyone folded to Chad Holloway on the button, who went all in over the top. The blinds got out of the way and the players revealed their hands:
Holloway:
Jones:
Revelle:
The board fell , meaning Holloway had added two more eliminations to his resume.
Chad Holloway, Sean Small and Wyatt Gibson saw a flop of . Holloway checked, Small fired 15,000, and Gibson slid a tower of yellow chips into the middle for a raise to 35,000. Holloway ducked out of the way, and Small called. Both players checked the turn, and the came out on the river. Small bet 45,000. "Flush," Gibson muttered as he mucked his cards.
Kevin Weathers raised to 15,000 from under the gun and Daniel Ellery reraised an additional 32,00 from the cutoff. Weathers called the reraise leaving 24,000 behind.
The flop came and Weathers immediately announced all in. Ellery called and showed which was ahead of the of Weathers. The turn and river did not help Weathers and he was eliminated.
We found Sean Small and Wyatt Gibson heads up after all the cards were out. The board read . Small, in the cutoff, fired 30,000. Gibson made the call from the button and was shown for a straight. Gibson mucked his hand, and Small scooped the pot.
Everyone folded to Michael Trivett in the small blind, who raised to 15,500. Vincent Petrino shoved all in from the big blind for 72,500. After some thought, Trivett made the call.
Trivett:
Petrino:
The flop came , and Petrino was on the brink of elimination. He let out a whoop after a hit the turn, and the river meant he had held on.
, meaning Holloway had added two more eliminations to his resume.
. He was called by Allan Kwong from the big blind holding 
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eliminating Klump in 16th place.
to send Gibson to the rail.
and Harris turned over 
to give Smith the lead. The turn 
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, and Petrino was on the brink of elimination. He let out a whoop after a 
