Left with just 27,000 after the bubble phase, Dan Shak raised all in after Kyle Misao had opened.
Dan Shak: 
Kyle Misao: 
"I'll take the high," grinned Shak, but the 
flop improved Misao to two pair. The board ran out 
to make Shak the first player off to the payout desk.
Dylan Linde three-bet out of the big blind and was called by initial raiser Daniel Alaei. Linde bet the 
turn and Alaei called before doing so again on the 
river.
Linde showed the 
for a pair of aces and the nut low, and Alaei had the 
for the same nut low.
In the next hand, Mike Matusow scooped a three-way pot against Paul Volpe and Mike Gorodinsky with 
on a board of 
and raised right after. Stuart Rutter moved all in for 25,000 in the cutoff and Matusow called.
Stuart Rutter: 
Mike Matusow: 
The board came 
and Rutter took the low with his seven-deuce, Matusow claimed the high pot with a full house.
Jonathan Depa opened with a raise under the gun and Nikolai Yakovenko called. A couple seats over, Daniel Ratigan moved all in and both Depa and Yakovenko called.
The flop was 
and Depa led out. Yakovenko thought it over for a long while then decided to fold.
Jonathan Depa: 
Daniel Ratigan: 
The board completed with the 
and the 
, giving Depa a full house and eliminating Ratigan from the tournament. With Ratigan's elimination, the final 26 players are now all guaranteed at least $14,912.
Paul Volpe was in middle position and bet the 
flop. Per Hildebrand called on the button and Felipe Ramos called in the small blind.
On the turn, Ramos checked, Volpe bet, Hildebrand called, Ramos raised, Volpe three-bet, Hildebrand called and Ramos called. After the heavy turn action, the river got checked around.
Felipe Ramos:
Paul Volpe: 
Per Hildebrand: 
Ramos won the high hand with his set of sixes, while Volpe and Hildebrand chopped the low with their respective ace-fours.
With two bets in until the river of a board , Robert Mirachi check-called a bet by Scott Bohlman and was shown the 
for the nut flush by Bohlman with an eight-deuce low. Mizrachi mucked the case ace and Bohlman chipped up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
Daniel Ratigan raised from early position and Steve Chanthabouasy called. Action folded around to Jonathan Depa who raised and both Ratigan and Chanthabousay called, with Ratigan moving all in for the rest of his stack.
Chanthabouasy and Depa checked down as the board ran out 
. Depa showed which earned him half the pot with two pair, but Ratigan showed for the best low and half the pot, keeping him alive for at least a little longer.
Chris Bjorin raised and Eli Elezra called out of the big blind to see a flop of 
. Elezra checked and called a bet by Bjorin before doing so again on the turn. The river was checked through and Elezra turned over his .
Bjorin had that beat with the for aces and nines, which was good enough to scoop the pot.
Paul Volpe came in with a raise from the cutoff and called a three-bet from Per Hildebrand in the big blind. Hildebrand emptied the clip on 
and Volpe called each street. Hildebrand fanned out 
for aces with the nut low and Volpe mucked.
In the next hand, Volpe saw a turn with Daniel Alaei and Mike Gorodinsky where Alaei bet on . Volpe called, Gorodinsky made it two bets on the button and the others called. The river got checked around.
Both Alaei with and Gorodinsky with opened up a wheel and chopped up Volpe.
Anthony Zinno was quartered by Nikolai Yakovenko when both had the same low on the board of . Zinno held and Yakovenko had the for the nut flush to take three-quarters of the pot.
One hand later, Jonathan Depa raised and Scott Bohlman called in the small blind, Daniel Ratigan called all in for 12,000 from the big blind. On the flop, Bohlman check-called a bet before the turn and river were both checked. Depa showed the and Bohlman mucked, Ratigan showed 
for the straight and tripled up.
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