Allan Le moved all in on the button and Harsukhpaul Sangha moved all in for his last 132,000 in the small blind. The big blind folded and the pair waited for hands at other tables to conclude before the cards were turned over.
Allan Le: 
Harsukhpaul Sangha: 
There was a small sweat for Sangha on the 
flop, but the 
runout was safe for him and he doubled up.
Alan Mastic and Ben Palmer were both all-in and at risk as Bryn Kenney had them both covered with his stack and had called.
Alan Mastic: 
Ben Palmer: 
Bryn Kenney: 
The board ran out 
- the pocket nines of Palmer were enough to take Mastic out and earn a double-up from Kenney. The 21,000 side pot and the bounty was sent Palmer's way and after counting out his stack, Kenny had to pay Palmer 84,000. With the elimination of Mastic, there are now 38 players left and hand-for-hand play has started.
A player in middle position moved all in for around 200,000 and Taylor Black moved all in for 145,000 in the next position. The remaining players folded and the cards were turned over, with Black in a strong position holding against his opponent's 
The board came 
with pocket jacks holding and Black doubling up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Marc Macdonnell raised to 24,000 and Elio Fox shoved all in from the small blind. The player in the big blind looked at his cards and then also decided to go all-in with the smaller stack. Macdonnell got out of their way.
Big Blind: 
Elio Fox: 
The board ran out 
- the ace on the flop meant that Fox collected another bounty and his stack is now standing at around 1,200,000.
Taylor Black raised to 25,000 from the hijack and was met by a shove of John Racener for 144,000 in the big blind. Black called.
John Racener: 
Taylor Black:
The board ran out 
- no danger for Racener as he doubled up.
With the bubble looming, action has slown down to a crawl, resulting in just one bustout in the past fifteen minutes. 40 players are left, 37 of them will finish in the money.
Albert Daher was the big stack at the table, and he open-jammed from the cutoff to isolate three shorter stacks in late position. The button folded and Joe Cada had a decision in the small blind. He eventually moved all in himself and the big blind folded.
"Pair?" asked Daher.
Albert Daher:
Joe Cada: 
The flop came 
giving no help to Cada. The turn was the 
giving him additional straight outs, which he duly took advantage of on the river, giving him a wheel and left an exasperated-looking Daher looking to the heavens before counting out his opponent's double-up.
With 41 players at the moment, the bubble is looming as 37 players will be in the money. Hand-for-hand play is expected to start shortly.
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