Matthew Wantman was all in for about 10,000,000 on the button against Ido Ashkenazi on the cutoff.
Matthew Wantman: 
Ido Ashkenazi: 
The board was 
and that was it for Wantman, eliminated from the tournament in 14th place for a nice $37,421 payday.
The flop read 
and both David Dibernardi in the small blind and David Ivers on the button checked.
The turn brought them the 
, Dibernardi fired a bet of 1,075,000 over the line which Ivers called.
The river completed the board with the 
, Dibernardi now barreled 2,450,000 into the pot. Ivers responded with a shove and Dibernardi quickly folded.
Joseph Cheong completed his small blind and Ashish Ahuja shoved in the big blind for 9,800,000. Cheong quickly called.
Ashish Ahuja: 
Joseph Cheong: 
The board ran out 
for Cheong to flop top pair to eliminate Ahuja in fifteenth place with a pay jump to $37,421.
David Ivers limped from the small blind and Noah Bronstein moved all in from the big blind for about 5,100,000. Ivers snap-called and the players' hands were tabled.
Noah Bronstein: 
David Ivers:
The board ran 
and Bronstein headed to the rail in 16th place for $29,666.
Level: 36
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
The remaining 16 players are on a 15-minute break.
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On a flop reading 
, Ryan Jaconetti checked and David Ivers bet 800,000. Jaconetti check-called.
The dealer burned and turned the 
and Jaconetti check-called another bet of 2,600,000 from Ivers.
The completed the board and Jaconetti checked once more to Ivers who fired 6,000,000. Jaconetti went deep into the tank for a couple of minutes, then threw in chips, signifying a call. Ivers turned over for a flush and Jaconetti flashed the for a straight before sending his cards to the muck.
Matthew Wantman shoved from the cutoff and David Guay asked for a count on the button. The dealer confirmed Wantman had 4,550,000 behind and Guay made the call. The rest of the table folded so the cards could go on their backs.
Matthew Wantman:
David Guay:
The board ran out 
for Wantman to have a higher full house to double up and stay alive.
The eliminations were coming in fast and furious but now it seems like the action on both tables has slowed down quite a lot.
Except for a few raises and folds, some calls and all-ins, not many hands have gone to a showdown for now.
Samuel Taylor raised to 950,000 from middle position and Zinan Xu called from the hijack. David Ivers three-bet to 4,000,000 from the small blind and Xu was the only one to stick around with a call.
The dealer spread a flop of 
and Xu checked. Ivers fired 3,100,000 and Xu check-called.
The turn came the 
and was checked through to the river. Ivers moved all in for 10,3750,000 and Xu gave it some thought, but decided to let it go.
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