Felipe Ramos scored a vital boost to his stack after taking on Daniel Ratigan and earning three quarters of the pot. In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Ratigan checked and called a bet by Ramos before doing so again on the 
turn and the 
river.
Ramos turned over the 
for the nut low and a pair of kings, while Ratigan only had 
for the nut low.
Jonathan Duhamel came in with a raise from the cutoff and it got folded to Doug Lorgeree in the big blind. With not even four big blinds left, Lorgeree took some time before three-betting. Duhamel four-bet the rest in.
Doug Lorgeree: 
Jonathan Duhamel: 
The aces remained ahead on the 
runout and Duhamel also hit the nut low to eliminate Lorgeree in 33rd place.
Wayne Diep opened with a raise and Jose Paz-Gutierrez moved all in. Action folded back to Diep who called.
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: 
Wayne Diep: 
The board ran out 
and Paz-Gutirrez made a full house to double up.
Mike Matusow limped first to act and Ryan Lenaghan did so from one seat over, Dylan Linde also called. Doug Lorgeree in the big blind checked his option and the flop came 
. Lenaghan bet and just Linde called. The turn and river were checked and Lenaghan showed the 
for the wheel. Linde had 
for the wheel as well and failed to get three quarters as the spades flush draw missed.
Right after, Linde raised and called the shove of Lorgeree for 23,000 total. Lorgeree showed the 
and Linde turned over his 
. Despite flopping a wheel on the flop, Dorgeree also had to settle for a chop after the turn and 
river run out.
Still on life support, Jose Paz-Gutierrez was all-in for a single T-5,000 chip. Behind him, Nikolai Yakovenko made it two bets and Daniel Ratigan defended his big blind. Ratigan check-called the 
flop but waved the white flag on the turn.
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: 
Nikolai Yakovenko:
Yakovenko had some outs to wipe out Paz-Gutierrez but a paint card rolled off on the river to give the Bolivian the double-up.
Catching the action on a flop of everyone checked over to Sampo Ryynanen who put out a bet. Adam Coats was next to act and he raised. Steven Wolansky called as did Ryynanen.
The turn was the and action checked to Coats who bet again. Wolansky called while Ryynanen raised. Coats called this time while Wolansky folded.
The river was the 
and Ryynanen bet while Coats just called.
"Nines," Ryynanen said showing his 
"I have ace-jack," Coats said. He showed his and that would earn him the pot.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Eli Elezra opened from the cutoff and called a three-bet from Stuart Rutter on the button. The flop was 
and Elezra instantly led out, which Rutter called.
Elezra already put a second bet in before the turn was dealt and Rutter called again. On the river, Elezra checked, Rutter bet, and Elezra folded after some thought.
At another table, Dylan Linde defended his big blind against Jonathan Duhamel and check-called the flop, before check-raising the turn. Linde bet the river and Duhamel called.
Dylan Linde: 
Jonathan Duhamel:
Linde took the high with a set of deuces, while Duhamel took half with a seven-six low.
When the community cards were dealt, Jose Paz-Gutierrez had already been all in and Daniel Zack, as well as Wayne Diep, ended up checking down the board of 
. Zack announced queens and Paz-Gutierrez showed the for a full house, aces over jacks.
"That's good," Diep added and the Bolivian tripled up, but remained just shy of the starting stack.
Brian Rast got all his chips in before the flop against Sampo Ryynanen and Adam Coats.
The flop was and both players checked. On the turn, Ryynanen checked. Coats bet and Ryynanen folded.
Adam Coats: 
Brian Rast:
The board bricked out for Rast when the fell and Coats took down the pot with his two pair.
On an alternate table, Ben Landowski busted to Eli Elezra.
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