Enrico Rudelitz raised to 240,000 from the hijack, Robert Heidorn called from the button and Kevin Unkel called from the big blind.
The flop was 
, Unkel shoved for 895,000, Rudelitz folded and Heidorn called.
Heidorn: 
Unkel: 
The 
turn and 
river completed the board, giving Heidorn tens full of jacks to eliminate Unkel in 75th place.
Shane Abbott raised all in for about 1,500,000 from early position and Christopher Sly isolated the pot with a shove of his own from the next seat over.
Abbott: 
Sly: 
The board ran out 
, no help to Abbott, ending his run in 77th place.
"Look at that," said Abbott. "Busted with sevens in 77th place."
On the secondary feature table, Nicholas Danias opened the action from the cutoff with a raise to 340,000 and Eric Cloutier jammed for 1,000,000 in the big blind, having paid the big blind ante to drop to eight big blinds. Danias snap-called and Cloutier was in need of help.
Eric Cloutier: 
Nicholas Danias: 
The 
flop brought no glimpse of hope for Cloutier and he was drawing dead on the 
turn. The 
river was a formality.
The next player to end up all in and at risk on the third feature table was Daniel Hachem on the button, and he was called by Robert Heidorn on the small blind.
Daniel Hachem: 
Robert Heidorn: 
On a board of 
, Hachem found no help and was sent to the rail in 79th place for $98,120.
Ivonir Bento was moved to the third feature table with a short stack of 885,000 and soon after ended up all in, called by Christopher Barton.
Ivonir Bento: 
Christopher Barton: 
The board came and the set of tens for Barton sent Bento to the rail.
Timothy Su raised on the button and Dan Wirgau shoved in the big blind. It looked to be about 3.2 million, and Su got halfway through the count before announcing a call and tabling .
Wirgau was dominated with 
but found new hope on the 
flop. However, he still had cards to fade and more so after the turned. The river: , giving Su a winning straight. Wirgau shot back in disbelief, but there was nothing he could do aside from accept a payout ticket.
Antonio Esfandiari pushed all in for 450,000 in the hijack and Chris Hunichen on the button raised to 900,000 in order to isolatee successfully.
Antonio Esfandiari: 
Chris Hunichen: 
Once the cards were turned over, Esfandiari already grabbed all his belongings and shook hands with all opponents in counter-clockwise direction to end up right next to Hunichen and witness the showdown.
The 
flop gave Hunichen a set and Esfandiari was in need of running cards. He walked back to the table when he noticed the turn, but the 
river brought no miracle to send Esfandiari to the rail in 82nd place for $82,365.
Luke Graham raised on the button to 225,000 and David Patterson made it 750,000 from the big blind. Graham wasted little time before announcing all in. He covered Patterson's stack of just over 4 million, and Patterson thought about 30 seconds then called.
David Patterson: 
Luke Graham: 
The 
board brought no help for Patterson and he hit the rail in 83rd.
David Guay raised to 225,000 from under the gun, and Timothy Su three-bet in middle position to 750,000.
Action folded back to Guay, and he called as the flop landed 
.
Guay checked, and Su continued for 590,000. Guay called, and both players checked the 
on the turn.
The river landed the and Guay led out for 2,180,000.
Su thought for several minutes before tossing in a single 5,000-denomination chip to signify a call.
Guay tabled his for just ace-high, and Su revealed his to scoop in the pot and move to over 22 million in chips.
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