Five minutes into the penultimate level and another player hit the rail. All the chips went in pre between short stack David Prociak and Ari Engel.
Ari Engel: 
David Prociak: 
The 
board held for the pocket aces and David Prociak had to say goodbye. The tournament is now on the final table bubble.
Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 0
Last 15 minute break of the day for the remaining 11 players.
Just before break there was a three-way all in, with Jordan Spurlin covering the other two players. David Prociak was the shortest stack.
David Prociak 
Scott Abrams 
Jordan Spurlin 
The board ran out 
. Prociak took the high with the straight. Spurlin and Abrams chopped the low and Abrams took the high of the side pot between Abrams and Spurlin.
Erik Seidel and David Prociak had both committed 400,000 chips into the pot preflop when the dealer laid on the flop. Seidel promptly moved in for 730,000 and Prociak stepped aside, leaving Seidel to scoop the pot.
With a board that read 
Thomas Schropfer led out with a bet of 150,000. Connor Drinan raised to 450,000 which Schropfer called after a few moments of thought. The river was the , Schropfer checked and Drinan checked behind.
Schropfer flipped over 
for the straight. Drinan re-checked his cards and mucked in disgust.
A few hands later. The board read 
and Drinan made a river bet of 120,000 which Schropfer called after a few moments. Drinan said "Your hand" and mucked his cards. Schropfer went to pull in the pot without showing his cards, a brief discussion ensued about whether Schropfer had to show a winning hand or not to take down the pot because Drinan mucked. Schropfer flashed the 
and the floor ruled that he did not have to do so in order to take the pot.
The clashes between Jordan Spurlin and David Prociak continue after the latter got his small stack in preflop and was called by Spurlin.
David Prociak: 
Jordan Spurlin: 
The board ran out 
, keeping Prociak in the game.
With the final table just two eliminations away, play on Table #419 has slowed significantly.
On a board that read Jonathan Spurlin thought out his next move and bet 300,000 which was quickly called by Scott Abrams. But Spurlin had Abrams beat as he turned over the 
while Abrams nodded his head and mucked his beaten hand.
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