Vanessa Selbst raised to either 7,000 or 6,000 on the button; both Phil Hellmuth and Matthew Ashton called from the blinds. Hellmuth and Ashton both checked on a flop of 
, Selbst continued for 11,500 and Hellmuth check-raised to 23,000. Only Selbst called.
The turn was the 
, Hellmuth checked again and Selbst fired out 26,500. Hellmuth called.
The river was the 
, both players checked and Hellmuth took the pot with 
for jacks and nines.
Kevin Eyster got his stack of 70,000 or so all in preflop and was flipping against Olivier Busquet.
Eyster: 
Busquet: 
Eyster got it in good, but the 
flop was disaster for him as Busquet found a pair of kings. The turn meant Eyster needed an eight to stay alive, but it wasn't in the cards as the 
blanked.
"Good game guys," were his final words before he exited the tournament area.
Fabrice Touil opened for 8,500 under the gun and cleared the field all the way around to Sam Trickett in the big blind. Trickett announced that he was all in for 50,800, and Touil thought for about a minute before making the call.
Touil: 
Trickett: 
Touil was drawing to two live cards, but he failed to find any help as the board ran out 
.
With the board reading 
, Al Decarolis (cutoff) and Vanessa Selbst (small blind) went back and forth before Decarolis ended up all in for 118,500 with 
against Selbst's . The river was no help to Selbst, locking up the double for Decarolis.
Mike Brady checked to Sam Trickett on a flop of and the BIG ONE for ONE DROP runner-up tossed out a bet of 9,000. Brady called.
The turn was the , both players checked and the 
completed the board. Brady checked a third and final time, Trickett bet 13,000 and Brady check-raised to 13,000. Trickett considered the bet for a bit, then folded.
Michael Mizrachi began the day with a big stack, but in the past two levels he's done nothing but give them away.
Most recently, Mizrachi opened for 7,000 from the button and then called when Chris Moore three-bet to 17,000 from the small blind. Both players checked the 
flop and Moore led out for 15,000 on the turn. Mizrachi min-raised to 30,000, Moore called and it was off to the river.
Moore returned to checking and Mizrachi wasted little time in firing out 45,000. Moore only had 49,300 total and committed it, which Mizrachi called. Moore rolled over the for a full house, and Mizrachi simply shook his head and flashed an ace.
Nick Schulman got his stack of 75,000 or so all in preflop holding the and was up against the 
of Galen Hall. The 
flop gave Schulman a set, but it also delivered Hall a Broadway draw. However, Schulman didn't have to worry about it after the turn, since the gave him quads!
The 
was put out on the river for good measure and Schulman was shipped the double.
Jeff Gross opened for 7,000 under the gun and was met by an all-in three-bet to 68,600 by Kyle Julius in the hijack. Action folded back to Gross and he hemmed and hawed before making the call.
Gross: 
Julius: 
It was a flip and Gross was looking good to eliminate a tough opponent on the 
flop. The turn kept Gross in the lead, but then the dealer delivered the on the river. Gross shook his head up and down and then said, "That's the hand I lost with the second before I came here."
Meanwhile, Andrew Lichtenberger was eliminated by Aaron Jones shortly after the aforementioned hand.
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