Tony Sinishtaj opened for 7,000 on the button and Yuan Li three-bet to 28,000 from the small blind. Action folded back to who jammed for roughly 400,000 and Li called for less.
Tony Sinishtaj: 
Yuan Li: 
The 
was no help to Li as he couldn't find a pair on the 
turn nor the 
river and he was eliminated from the tournament.
John Esposito is no longer in his seat while Sosia Jiang has been stacking up a profit of the day and confirmed that she sent Esposito to the rail with pocket nines versus ace-seven on an eight-high turn.
Rickey Lee shoved from under the gun for 49,500 and Ray Qartomy called in middle position, showing 
at showdown. He was dominating Lee's 
but the 
board was all Lee.
"I put you on a bigger hand than that," Qartomy groused. "You haven't played a hand in an hour."
"Getting short, what do you want me to do?" Lee replied.
Michael Weber shoved from the hijack for 50,500 and action folded to Orson Young in the big blind who made the call.
Michael Weber: 
Orson Young: 
The board ran out 
for Weber to hold with the pocket pair to double up and leave Young behind with 9,000.
The hand after, Young put his last 9,000 in from the small blind. Kento Mori looked at his cards and threw in a stack of chips for the call.
Orson Young: 
Kento Mori: 
The flop came 
for them both to flop a pair and keep Young ahead with the higher one.
The turn was the 
which didn't change things but the 
on the river did as Mori rivered trips. Mori fist-pumped the air and shouted: "Yes!" to the surprise of Scott Baumstein who just saw down at the table. Max Silver kindly explained what had happened.
Jen Harman raised to 6,500 under the gun and Jeffrey Schwimmer flatted two seats to her left. Schwimmer's neighbor Robert Schulz also called and so did a player in the big blind.
The 
flop was checked to Schulz who bet 7,000. The big blind check-raised to 20,000, forcing two folds, but Schulz stuck around for the turn.
It fell and Schulz bet 17,500 in position. He took it down as his opponent folded.
Christoph Bruell, who was sporting an 888poker patch, moved his last 38,000 in from under the gun and Todd Louer called in late position.
Christian Bruell: 
Todd Louer:
The board came 
and the kicker played a crucial role to send Bruell to the rail.
Some of the table chip leaders just after the color up as well as notables in pavilion yellow.
With around 20,000 in the pot and a board showing , Stephen Graner lead out with a 4,000 bet from the small blind and Fabrizio Gonzalez three-bet to 12,000 from the cutoff.
Graner shuffled his chips while glaring at his opponent and tossed out a four-bet of 60,000. Gonzalez took a quick look back at his hand before tossing it into the muck and Graner raked in the pot.
James Calderaro raised to 6,500 from the hijack, Anthony Campagna three-bet all in from the small blind for 38,000, Simon Deadman tanked for a bit from the big blind before he folded and Calderaro open folded 
.
Campagna showed 
as he collected the pot.
With around 65,000 in the pot, Arsenii Karmatckii checked from early position on the river of the 
board. Alex Fortin Demers moved all in for slightly more than a pot-sized shove and Karmatckii spend some time processing his options. Then he opted to fold.
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