Arianna Son opened from early position to 26,000, her neighbor called and Jerry Stecher moved all-in for roughly 280,000 . The action folded back to Son and she shipped the rest of her chips in the middle and the third player mucked his cards.
Arianna Son: 
Jerry Stecher: 
The board ran out 
, and Son avoided doubling Stecher up.
Dan Zack was in the big blind, competing against a player on his left with 
on the flop. Zack checked, his opponent fired 28,000, and Zack raised to 76,000.
Zack's opponent, however, spiced it even more as he cut out a chunk of chips and then three-bet to 198,000. Zack figured out it was about time to waive the white flag.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Players have been sent on their final 15-minute break for the day. They will come back to play two more levels before bagging.
Jack Sinclar check-called 28,000 in the cutoff with the flop reading 
. He check-called another 38,000 on the 
turn before his opponent checked back the 
river. Sinclair tabled 
and his neighbor tapped the felt before mucking his hand.
Jerry Stecher raised 35,000 from early position and Vanessa Kade moved all-in for 137,000. Strecher called quickly and the hands were tabled.
Jerry Stecher: 
Vanessa Kade:
The dealer fanned a flop of 
, changing nothing, the turn was the 
, giving Kade some hope with an open-ended straight draw. Unfortunately for Kade the river was the improving Stecher to a set of queens and busting her from the tournament.
The action folded around to Richard Dubini on the button, he raised to 20,000 and the big blind defended.
The action got checked to the river on a board of 
, and the big blind check-called Dubini's bet of 50,000. Dubini showed 
and added to his chip stack.
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