On a 
when Yakov Hirsch checked it was Kenny Shei who bet. Hirsch check-raised and Shei called, after which the turn brought the 
.
Hirsch bet on the turn and Shei called. The river was the 
and Hirsch fired again, only to get called by Shei's 
. Hirsch mucked and Shei took this pot down.
We're still on the bubble and Brian Tate just took another pot down. On a 
flop Tate check-raised Matt Szymanszek and his opponent called.
On the turn the 
hit and Tate bet again and Szymanszek folded.
The board read 
when David Olson check-called a bet from Matt Szymanszek. On the river the 
hit and Olson check-called another bet.
Szymanszek showed 
and he raked in this pot.
Kyle Ray raised under the gun and Samuel Golbuff called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and Golbuff check-raised Ray's bet. Ray called and on the turn, the 
, Golbuff bet and Ray took the pot down after putting in a raise.
While on the bubble Mikail Tulchinskiy just picked up a pot. The board read 
when Paul Mannoni bet and his Russian opponent called.
The river was the and Tulchinskiy called another bet. Mannoni showed 
but that was not enough versus Tulchinskiy's 
.
The tournament is now hand-for-hand until we lose one more player. The next player out will receive nothing while the Top 18 get at least $16,273.
George Danzer, the current leader in the World Series of Poker Player of the Year race, has just been knocked out two spots away from the money. Danzer had been short for quite a while and he just ended all in on the turn with the board showing 
.
Danzer turned over 
and he was drawing dead against Bill Chen's 
. The river was the and Danzer left the tournament in 20th place.
Brian Meinders was all in before the flop, while David Chiu and Greg Debora still battled it out for a side pot.
The flop showed 
and Chiu check-called a bet. On the turn the hit and both players checked. The river was the and Chiu bet, Debora folded.
Chiu showed 
and that knocked Meinders out who held 
.
JC Tran raised under the gun and Cathleen Tran three-bet from the big blind. JC four-bet and Cathleen made the call.
The flop came down and JC checked, Cathleen bet, JC raised and Cathleen called. On the turn the hit and JC bet, Cathleen called.
The river was the and JC bet once more, and Cathleen called again. JC showed 
and Cathleen turned over 
to take this big pot down.
A few hands later JC was all in for his final chips again Steven Wolansky, and the showdown went as following.
Tran:
Wolansky:
The board ran out 
and Tran hit the rail a few spots from the money.
With the Big One for One Drop just days away Antonio Esfandiari was attempting to add another bracelet to his collection in this event, but he fell just short of the money.
Esfandiari came back from the break with very little chips and we just saw him make his exit.
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