All the chips went in the middle preflop between Michael Benko and Corey Hochman to see the following showdown:
Corey Hochman: 
Michael Benko: 
The board brought 
, giving two pair to Benko to eliminate his opponent.
Thomas Schropfer raised to 7,000 and Bryce Yockey reraised to 25,500. Schropfer four-bet, putting Yockey at risk for his tournament and the latter snap-called:
Bryce Yockey: 
Thomas Schropfer: 
The dealer fanned a board 
, giving a straight to Yockey but a full house to Schropfer and Yockey made his way to the cashier.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0
Veselin Karakitukov opened from the button to 6,000 and received calls from Iaron Lightbourne in the small blind and Krzysof Magott in the big blind. All three players checked the flop 
.
The turn came 
and action checked to Karakitukov who bet 18,000. Lightbourne folded and Magott stuck around.
The river was 
and Magott checked again. Karakitukov bet 39,000 after about a minute and then Magott went into the tank for a bit before letting his hand go.
Johan Guilbert moved all in for his last 4,000 in the cutoff and Micah Smith raised on the button to 15,000. Keith Lehr tanked for a minute before making the call to create a side pot.
The flop came 
and Lehr and Smith checked. The turn brought a and Smith folded after a bet from Lehr.
Lehr showed 
but Guilbert held 
for a flopped straight and took down the pot and the triple up after a 
completed the board.
After hanging around for two orbits since his triple up, Benny Glaser was all in from the big blind for his last 1,500. Action again folded to William Kakon on the button and he limped in. Vikram Kumar Palanisamy completed his small blind and the remaining 2,000 went into the side pot.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Palanisamy checked. Kakon threw in a bet of 4,000 and Palanisamy folded, showing the 
face up. Once all other hands were finished, cards were exposed in order to complete the runout.
Benny Glaser: 
William Kakon: 
Kakon had flopped top two pair to Glaser's pair of jacks. He was in need of running cards to stay alive and the turn brought 
to give him outs at a gutshot straight. However, the river 
would be his final card of the tournament as the bubble burst and Glaser was sent home sans a payout.
The flop read when Charles Coutlas checked in the small blind and so did Millard Hale on the button.
The turn brought the and Coutlas checked once more before calling a bet of 5,000 from Hale. The same action happened on the 
river, this time for 12,000 and Hale showed for trips sevens. Coutlas tabled 
for trips eights took down the pot.
Hand #20 of hand-for-hand play saw another all in and call.
There was 16,500 in the pot on a board of and Ryan Leng bet the size of the pot from the small blind, leaving himself 8,500 behind. John Richards was in the hijack and raised to put him in. Leng called.
Ryan Leng:
John Richards: 
Leng had the nut straight and needed to fade clubs to double up and avoid being the last unpaid casualty of the tournament. The turn and river secured that double, coming and play continues with the bubble now spanning two-thirds of a level.
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