Gus Hansen opened to 24,000 from under the gun and Jordan Knackstedt defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Knackstedt checked to Hansen who bet 22,000.
Knackstedt check-raised to 100,000 and called off a shove from Hansen.
Jordan Knackstedt: 
Gus Hansen: 
The turn 
and river 
even improving Knackstedt to a boat and Hansen was eliminated
All the chips went in before the flop and Ryan Leng was the one at risk against Louis Hillman.
Louis Hillman: 
Ryan Leng: 
Leng was in a race to stay alive but couldn't connect when the board ran out 
giving Hillman two pairs jacks and nines, sending Leng to the payout desk.
A player had opened and Mike Matusow three-bet from the button to 76,000. Janet Hornung four-bet all in for 121,000 from the big blind and the initial raiser folded.
"The worst part about calling," said Matusow as he deliberated, "Is that I have to show..."
"Hand in the cookie jar," muttered someone at the table as Matusow committed his chips to the pot.
Janet Hornung: 
Mike Matusow: 
The flop 
gave Hornung trips and left Matusow drawing very slim. The turn and river 
changed nothing and Hornung doubled up.
"I was waiting to get him," said Matusow. "And this is what happens.
"Waiting and waiting...letting him and letting him..."
This is the final group of players who collected $18,535 for their Main Event finishes.
Josh Arieh was all in on the third feature table with 
against the 
of John Andrews and got ready to leave on the 
flop.
He put on his back bag and immediately hit the 
turn, the river was a blank to see Arieh double.
Adam Adler scored a lucky double with king-eight against the ace-queen of Antonio Esfandiari when he turned trip eights, and soon after he ended up all in for seven big blinds again. Esfandiari had jammed the button with his massive stack and Adler called for 74,000 in the small blind.
Adam Adler: 
Antonio Esfandiari: 
The 
board gave Esfandiari trips fives and Adler headed to the payout desk. Josh Prager had been eliminated before that as well.
These players collected $18,535 for their respective performances.
There was a raise to 20,000 in early position and Caleb Furth just called in middle position. The button three-bet to 85,000 and the initial raiser folded. Furth stuck in a four-bet to 235,000 and the button called.
The flop came 
and Furth led out for 135,000. His opponent called and the paired the board on the turn. Furth fired out another 280,000 and the button still called. The river brought the and with over one million in the pot already, both players decided to knuckle the table. Furth showed 
for a flush and his opponent mucked his cards.
In the next hand, Furth opened to 22,000 and everyone folded. Furth flashed as he picked up the blinds and ante. Following that, Furth raised to 22,000 again and was called by the player on his left.
The flop came and Furth check-called a bet of 32,000 on the flop and then another 105,000 on the turn. The river was the and both players checked. Furth tabled 
for two pair and picked up another pot.
Franklin Azevedo raised the cutoff to 20,000 and Joshua Tam defended the big blind.
The flop fell 
and both players checked to see the on the turn. Tam check-called a bet from Azevedo of 30,000 and the fell on the river, where Tam fired out a bet of 80,000 and Azevedo snap-called. Tam tabled 
for a busted straight draw and Azevedo won the hand when he tabled .
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