Vikram Kumar Palanisamy raised under the gun for 16,000 and it folded to Evangelos Kokkalis on the button who called.
The flop appeared 
and Kokkalis called a new bet from Palanisamy. The turn fell a 
and Palanisamy moved all in for a remaining stack around 23,000. Kokkalis let it go.
Iaron Lightbourne raised on the button and Anton Morgenstern pushed his last chips in the middle from the big blind for a stack around 25,000. Lightbourne called, showing 
.
Morgenstern, holding 
, was in bad shape for a double up and found no help on the 
ranout to be eliminated from the tournament.
The following players finished 67-78th place ($5,174)
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Anton Morgenstern saw action folded to him on the button and he limped in. Joshua Ladines completed from the small blind and and Michael Kuney checked his option to take action three ways to the flop 
. Both blinds checked to Morgenstern, who bet 9,000. Ladines called and Kuney folded.
The turn came 
and Ladines checked. Morgenstern announced a pot-sized bet that the dealer stated to be 30,000. Ladines check-raised all in for a total of 55,000 and Morgenstern quickly called.
Anton Morgenstern: 
Joshua Ladines: 
Ladines was ahead with a straight and needed to fade higher straight outs as well as flush outs. The river was clean for him and he secured the double, leaving Morgenstern with crumbs.
Juha Helppi raised under the gun to 14,000 and both the small blind and Brandon Shack-Harris in the big blind called.
The dealer fanned a flop and after a check from the small blind, Shack-Harris opted to bet 22,000. Only Helppi called.
The turn was the 
and Shack-Harris sent another barrel for 28,000. Helppi quickly folded.
The following players finished in 79-90th place ($4,818)
Caleb King raised to 10,000 under the gun and Jerome Evans three-bet to 36,000 one seat over, called by the button and King.
On the flop 
, Evans led out for 8,000, leaving him with 2,000 behind. The button folded and King raised. Evans called with his last chips to create the following showdown:
Jerome Evans: 
Caleb King: 
Evans had hit a full house and the rest of the board didn't change anything with a and a to give him the double up.
On a board of 
both Abraham Faroni and Jonathan Gaviao checked from the small blind and hijack, respectively. Loren Klein bet 38,000 and Faroni check-raised to the size of the pot. Gaviao announced he was all in over the top and Klein quickly committed his stack as well.
Jonathan Gaviao: 
Loren Klein: 
Abraham Faroni: 
Klein and Gaviao both found themselves with the current best hand of Broadway and though Klein had redraw outs to a full house, the two of them were in line to split the pot. Faroni hit a miracle, however, as the river fell and he got nearly a full triple and Klein was left waiting for an escort to the payout desk.
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