Martin Zamani shoved all in for 33,280, not even seven big blinds, and Luke Schwartz called him from the big blind.
Martin Zamani: 
Luke Schwartz: 
Zamani picked up a gutshot on the 
flop and hit the 
on the turn (followed by the popular "Running Hot" emote). The river was the 
and Zamani doubled up.
Thi "HoneyandTHI" Truong shoved for their last 12K and Ramiro "OnTheFlow" Petrone called it off and their ace high held for the knockout.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 600
Almedin Imsirovic raised the button, and Jeff Kirsch called the big. The flop came 
and it all kicked off. Kirsch checked and Imsirovic bet 5,250. Kirsch raised to 44,000 and Imsirovic shoved for 82,750. Kirsch called for less.
Almedin Imsirovic: 
Jeff Kirsch:
Board: 
Kirsch flopped top pair, but the American flopped the massive open ended straight flush draw, but bricked to send the pot to Kirsch.
There are just 129 players left in the game, down from about 200 when registration closed. Only 98 players will leave with money in their pockets.
Connor Drinan raised under the gun before Carlos "cyphellus" Chang raised to 26,070 from the big blind and got the call from Drinan. The flop came 
and Chang over-bet the pot for 74,282, forcing Drinan to fold.
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Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
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