On a raised pot, the flop showed 
and Pierre Calamusa in small blind check-called the 16,000 bet of Kyle White.
The 
fell on the turn and both players checked. On the 
river, things escalated as Calamusa bet 18,000 and faced a raise for 65,000 from White. Calamusa quickly moved all in and White mucked his hand.
White slipped to 80,000 after this hand.
Christopher Aiello was all in and got called by Joey Weissman.
Christopher Aiello: 
Joey Weissman: 
Board: 
Short stack Aiello was unable to hit the board and departed the Amazon room to collect his payout.
According to the table, after having chipped down to 60,000, Jake Schwartz shoved all in preflop with 
offsuit. He was in bad shape for his tournament as Alexandro Tricarico had called him with a better hand, .
The board brought him no help and he headed to the cashier to collect his $7,819 prize.
Scott Stewart raised from the button and Bart Lybaert three-bet from the big blind which Stewart called.
The flop fell 
and Lybaert announced all in. Stewart, who was up to 600,000 earlier on, was sat with a stack of around 300,000 and was covered by Lybaert. He weighed up his options before ultimately making the call.
Bart Lybaert:
Scott Stewart: 
Lybaert was ahead with a better overpair to the flop and held on the turn and 
river to eliminate Stewart and regain the chip lead.
Jake Schwartz opened under the gun to 13,000 and was called by Alexandro Tricarico as well as Markus Kuhnen and Hon Cheong Lee in the big blind.
The flop fell 
, Lee checked, and Schwartz continued for 17,000. Tricarico and Kuhnen called.
On the 
turn, Schwartz checked and Tricarico fired 58,000, which was enough to make his opponents let it go.
Level: 19
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
The players are now on a 15-minute break.
Arunas Sapitavicius raised from under the gun and was three-bet by Daniel Larson in the big blind. Sapitavicius decided to four-bet all in, and Larson needed time to think. It took a few minutes for Larson, who was covered by his opponent, to make his decision, but in the end, he made the call.
Arunas Sapitavicius: 
Daniel Larson: 
Board: 
Larson had made the correct call and was the preflop favorite to double up. The flop and turn were safe for him, but the river brought one of the two cards that could eliminate him in shape of the ten of diamonds.
Tristan Wade opened to 11,000 on the button and Victor Figueroa called in the big blind.
A flop of fell and Figueroa checked. Wade bet 10,000. Figueroa raised to 30,000 and Wade made the call.
On the 
turn, Figueroa checked before folding when Wade bet 32,000.
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