Bobby Schmidt was involved in a three-way all in before the flop against Gene Lee and Robert Clabaugh. Schmidt had both players covered.
Lee: 
Clabaugh: 
Schmidt: 
The board ran out 
, flopping Schmidt a set and sending both of his opponents to the payout line.
According to Tom Kubin, he got his last 21,000 in the middle with 
and hit two pair to crack his opponent's pocket kings.
Shortly afterward, he doubled again with 
against 
by making a broadway straight on a board of 
.
He has built his short stack up to 132,000
Sarah Lee was all in for her tournament life holding 
. She was up against the current terminator of the tournament, Ronal Baltazar who was looking for another knockout holding the 
.
The flop stayed safe for Lee as it came the 
. But the turn was not so safe as the 
binked off. The river came the 
and Lee was sent away as Baltazar once again enveloped the stack of his opponent.
Steven McLoughlin shoved from the cutoff and PokerNews' Jesse Fullen called in the big blind for around 150,000.
Steven McLoughlin: 
Jesse Fullen: 
The board ran out 
and Fullen was eliminated in 42nd place for $1,012. Meanwhile, Team DraftKings' McLoughlin chipped up to over 250,000.
Tom Kubin had a three-bet in front of him pre-flop before James Scott pushed all in for his last 74,000. Kubin called and showed 
while Scott had 
.
It was a classic flip situation, but all suspense was taken out when Scott hit a set on the flop. He moved up to 204,000, while Kubin was left with a short-stack of around 30,000.
The previous hand, Scott was all in with 
against the 
of Jason Thompson. The board ran out 
, giving both players a full house and a split pot.
In a preflop all in, Adam Lamers held the 
and was looking to stay alive vs the 
of Leo Abbe.
The board ran out 
and Lamers gathered in a nice double as he took some from the large stack of Abbe.
Adam Lamers raised to 20,000 preflop from the button. Marco Starnoni called from the small blind and the big blind folded.
The flop came the 
. Lamers continued with a bet for 16,000. Starnoni popped a raise to 80,000, Lamers took a couple of moments before folding.
Starnoni showed the 
and collected the pot via the raise.
The RunGood Poker photographer Joe Garrett was seen standing in the payout line and relayed his knockout hand to us.
According to Garrett, he called a shove for his last 50,000 with and was up against 
. His opponent flopped a ten and Garrett received no help from the board.
John Hayward found himself all in for his last 134,000 chips with and was called by the of Kimberly Medina.
Medina paired her king on the flop of , but Hayward also flopped a flush draw which he hit when the board ran out .
Hayward began the day with 84,000 but is already up to 293,000.
Medina moved all in on the next hand but received no callers. She has 131,000.
Ronald Baltazar had a good chance to take out another player in a preflop all in as his 
led the of Aaron Wells.
The board ran out the 
and Wells was eliminated as Batazar continued his early chip up.
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