Davide Suriano pushed all in for 1,900,0000 in early position and the action folded around to Patrick Clarke in the big blind. Clarke instantly called and had Suriano dominated heading to the flop.
Patrick Clarke: 
Davide Suriano: 
The flop came 
to give Suriano some chop outs. The 
on the turn left Suriano only cheering for a chop but the 
on the river eliminated Suriano from the tournament.
Donald Landwirth raised to 375,000 from mid-position and Ashish Ahuja called on the button. David Guay, in the small blind, three-bet shoved for 2,375,000. Ahuja was the only caller.
David Guay: 
Ashish Ahuja: 
The board ran 
and Guay made trips to double up.
Donald Landwirth raised to 350,000 on the cutoff and Carlos Loving was all in for less on the button, with his last 140,000. Tim West reshoved for about 1,900,000 and Landwirth thought for a long while but eventually folded.
Carlos Loving:
Tim West: 
The runout was 
and West made trips to win the pot, eliminating Loving from the tournament.
Level: 31
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
The action folded around to Jimmy Guerrero in the small blind who shipped all in for his last 1,200,000 chips. Joseph Cheong looked down at his cards in the big blind and made a quick call to put Guerrero at risk.
Joseph Cheong:
Jimmy Guerrero: 
The flop came 
to put Guerrero in the lead with a pair of kings. The on the turn changed nothing but the on the river turned the tides again as Cheong rivered a pair of aces.
Eric Cruz raised to 280,000 under the gun and Roy Park called from middle position, along with Andrew Weisner in the small blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Cruz checked to Park who fired 610,000. Weisner folded and Cruz check-raised to about 1,300,000. Park quickly let it go.
Three players saw a flop of 
and the action checked around to the on the turn. Joshua Vanduyn checked again from the small blind and Ido Ashkenazi fired out a bet of 350,000 in the big blind. The hijack folded and Vanduyn called.
The river was the 
and Vanduyn checked again. Ashkenazi quickly splashed in another bet of 630,000 and Vanduyn struggled to let his hand go. "I think my hand is too good to fold." He pondered for a few more seconds, "Ahh, I won't waste your time," he said as he plopped some chips into the middle.
Ashkenazi turned over 
for two pair and Vanduyn flicked his cards to the muck.
There was about 650,000 in the middle and the flop was reading 
when David Dibernardi checked from the big blind along with Oren Rosen from the hijack.
The turn brought the and was checked through to the 
river. Dibernardi threw in a bet of 175,000 and Rosen called. DIbernardi showed and Rosen tossed his cards in the muck.
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