After losing most of his chips in a big pot to Timur Margolin, Casey Stewart moved all in for his last 127,000 from middle position and Kyle Keranen called from the big blind.
Stewart's 
had Keranen's 
outkicked, and he managed to hold up through the 
board.
Over at one of the secondary feature tables there was 150,000 or so in the pot and a board reading 
when Chad Eveslage checked from early position and Dan Smith bet 65,000 from the cutoff. Eveslage made the call and then checked once again on the 
river. Smith bet 300,000, which had Eveslage's remaining stack of 191,000 covered.
Eveslage thought for nearly two minutes before releasing his hand, and Smith was pushed the pot. After the hand there was some discussion, and Eveslage revealed what he had folded.
"I had 
," he said. "I was so excited on the flop."
William Tonking was all in with the 
for 196,000 against the 
for Filippo Galtieri. The 
board gave Tonking the double up and knocked Galtieri down to 285,000 in chips.
Michael Finstein opened from early position to 40,000 and Idan Raviv made the call next to act before Vadzim Makushevski three-bet the hijack to 110,000.
With the action on Zachary Hirst in the cutoff, he could four-bet to 255,000 to force two quick folds from Finstein and Raviv before Makushevski went into the tank.
Several minutes went by before Makushevski released and Hirst was pushed the pot.
Griffin Benger opened on the button to 34,000, and Bob Miller reraised all in from the big blind for 165,000. Benger calculated the math, then called with the . Miller had the and was at risk.
The board ran out 
, and Miller doubled up.
Serbian national Vladimir Bozinovic just raised to 35,000 from the hijack and Bryan Shay three-bet from the button to 88,000. Both blinds folded and Bozinovic opted to four-bet to 200,000.
Shay went into the tank for quit a while but eventually he five-bet to 380,000.
Bozinovic folded his cards and Shay raked in this pot.
On the final board of 
, Brian Hastings had an over-bet of 400,000 out in front of him. Marius Pospiech tanked for a bit and then called, but couldn't beat the 
that Hastings showed for a set of eights.
Action folded to Matt Waxman on the button, and he min-raised to 32,000. Hunter Cichy moved all in from the small blind for 280,000, and Nick Yunis called from the big blind. Waxman folded.
Yunis tabled the , and it was a flip against Cichy's 
.
Cichy took the lead on the 
flop before making two pair on the turn card. The river was the , and Cichy had successfully doubled up to 634,000 in chips. Yunis was left with 2.04 million.
Ricardo Alvarado raised to 35,000 from middle position only to have Gal Erlichman make it 86,000 to go from late position. Action folded back around to Alvarado and he four-bet shipped for 431,000 total. Erlichman called and the hands were turned over.
Alvarado: 
Erlichman:
The two were in a classic race scenario for Alvarado's tournament life. The flop came down 
, keeping the two ladies out in front. The dropped down on fourth street and Alvarado was one card away from a double and continued life in the Main Event. Unfortunately for Alvarado, the hope of staying alive quickly disappeared as the completed the board. Erlichman paired kings and send Alvarado to the payout desk.
John Gorsuch raised to 32,000 in the cutoff, Gabriel Paul three-bet to 88,000 out of the small blind, and Nicholas Nardello cold four-bet to 182,000 out of the big blind.
Gorsuch made it five bets, reraising to 282,000, and Paul called out of the small blind. Nardello folded and the flop fell . Both players checked.
The turn was the , the two checked again, and the completed the board. Paul checked, Gorsuch tossed out a small bet of 105,000, and Paul folded.
"Jacks?" Paul asked Gorsuch after the hand as they racked their chips (the table was breaking.
"Ace-king," Gorsuch told him.
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