Jason Koon bet 25,000 in position on a board of 
, and his opponent in the big blind raised to 81,000. Koon made the call, and the 
completed the board. The big blind announced all in, and Koon snap-called. The big blind showed 
for top pair, but Koon had him obliterated after the flop with 
.
The players are redrawing for the final 27.
David Miscikowski came in for a raise to 18,000 under the gun, and Jeremy Wien three-bet to 52,000 from middle position. Action folded back around to Miscikowski, who shipped it for 177,000 total. Wien made the call and saw bad news:
Wien: 
Miscikowski: 
"Let me get lucky one time," Wien said.
It wasn't to be, as he found no help on the 
board.
Level: 20
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
A player opened for a raise to 16,000, and Blake Bohn three-bet to 41,000 in the cutoff. In the small blind, Melanie Weisner put 151,000 in, and the original raiser folded. Bohn gave up his hand after a bit, causing Weisner to let out a laugh.
"I did not mean to bet that," she said. "I meant to make it 91,000, not 141,000. Were you folding to 91,000?"
"I was probably shoving on 91,000," Bohn said. "With 151,000, you couldn't fold to my stack."
Lauren Kling has crashed out of this tournament after her 
couldn't come from behind to beat Josh Arieh's 
.
The fateful board ran 
and with that Kling was gone.
Anthony "holdplz" Spinella checked a 
flop, and Manig Loeser bet 20,000. A third player folded, and Spinella pushed all in. Loeser quickly called.
Loeser: 
Spinella: 
Spinella was behind the two pair of Loeser, but he picked up some extra outs when the 
turn gave him a straight draw. It was Loeser who improved on the river though, and he gobbled up the double with his full house.
Melanie Weisner is up to 600,000 chips after winning a huge pot from Josh Arieh.
Arieh opened to 14,000 from the button and Weisner defended her big blind with a three-bet to 38,000. Arieh put in the extra chips to call and the dealer spread the 
flop. Weisner led for 30,000 and Arieh called. The landed on the turn and Weisner checked. Arieh set the price to continue at 63,000 and Weisner went deep into the tank for almost two minutes before emerging with an all-in bet worth 246,000 in total.
"Damn! I've such a big hand," said Arieh before adding, "OK, I call."
Arieh flipped over 
for a set of fours, but was crushed by Weisner's that had improved to top set. The river was the and Weisner doubled up.
These players each earned $15,211.
Jeremy Kottler opened for 13,000 on the button, and Phil Hellmuth three-bet to 30,000 out of the big blind. Kottler shoved all in, and Hellmuth almost beat him into the pot.
Hellmuth:
Kottler:
The dealer spread the flop: 
, leaving Hellmuth gasping with just one out. The 
arrived on the turn to give Hellmuth some additional equity, but the river prompted Hellmuth to vent his frustrations.
"I got him to put it in there with ace-jack," Hellmuth said. "Are you f****** kidding me?"
"What a f****** monkey," Hellmuth continued. "I knew he would give me all of his chips. Nice play. Good luck everybody."
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