Andrey Zaichenko was all in for his last 39,000 having been first to act and Nick Guagenti looked him up from the big blind.
"Low cards please," Zaichenko demanded while tabling his 
. Guagenti had the 
and the flop gave Zaichenko a straight draw on 
. The 
turn improved Guagenti to a pair of kings, but it was Zaichenko that reason to celebrate as the 
rolled off on the river.
Mike Matusow check-called bets on the 
flop and 
turn from David Benyamine, before betting himself on the 
river. Benyamine raised.
"Really?!" said Matusow. "I should have check-folded," he said before mucking.
"I saved myself 30k," he continued. "It doesn't matter, I'm here to win the f***ing tournament."
Timothy Flanders raised leaving himself less than a big bet behind. Nick Guagenti called and the others folded including short-stacked Andrey Zaichenko.
Flanders and Guagenti checked the 
flop and turn and Flanders check-called all in on the 
river.
Guagenti showed 
for top set and Flanders took down the low with 
The turn already showed 
and Jake Schwartz check-raised to see Ville Haavisto call all in for a total of 92,000 throughout the hand. They had to wait until all other tables were completed and some table chat emerged.
"I didn't like the turn," the Finn said and Schwartz replied "that's good news for me."
The obligatory "they will chop it anyways" emerged and the cards were then tabled.
Ville Haavisto: 
Jake Schwartz: 
The on the river gave Haavisto trips and he scored a full double.
Several players ran back to their seats just in time to get dealt the first hand of the level and among them was also Carol Fuchs. She got it n preflop out of the small blind against Yarron Bendor on the button and Robert Slezak in the big blind.
Slezak checked the 
flop and Bendor bet, Slezak called. After the turn, Slezak check-folded to a bet and Fuchs immediately said "it's over."
Carol Fuchs: 
Yarron Bendor: 
The 
on the river changed nothing whatsoever and Fuchs joked "guess I should not have run back."
There are now 29 players remaining and the top 28 spots get paid. For each hand on the bubble, two minutes will be taken off the clock.
Level: 17
Limits: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
With still 30 players remaining, the players were sent on their final 10-minute break of the night. At the end of level 17, all remaining hopefuls will bag and tag.
Richard Ashby check-called a bet from Nick Guagenti on the 
flop.
The turn was the and this time Ashby check-raised, with Guagenti calling.
Ashby bet the river and Guagenti called.
Ashby showed 
and took down the pot.
Ville Haavisto was involved in a hand with Jake Schwartz that saw the latter bet the turn and river of a board . Haavisto folded to the final bet and dropped into the danger zone.
Andrew Kelsall was down to even less than that when he took on Ken Aldridge. He had 16,000 behind on the 
and was glad to take a check from Aldridge in the big blind, who announced two pair.
Kelsall tabled 
for a set and scored a near double two spots off the money.
Andrey Zaichenko opened from under the gun and Nick Guagenti defended his big blind. The two proceeded to get their stacks in on a flop with Zaichenko all in for 61,000.
Andrey Zaichenko:
Nick Guagenti: 
Guagenti improved to two pair on the turn but Zaichenko had outs to chop or scoop. The river gave him a better two pair and he doubled up.
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