With the cards on their backs, two players were all in and at risk against Paul Dhaliwal.
Short Stack: 
Larger Stack:
Paul Dhaliwal: 
The board ran out 
to give Dhaliwal a pair of kings to knock out two.
Badr Imejjane moved all in before the flop and Viet Vo made the call.
Imejjane: 
Vo: 
Imejjane needed to win the coin flip to stay alive, and did so when the board ran out 
.
He doubled to 450,000. Vo, meanwhile, was left with around 200,000.
Gregory Bock was in good shape to double up with 
against the 
of Michael DeGroot.
The flop, though, seemed to crush his dreams after DeGroot hit a set on 
.
The turn came the 
, putting four diamonds on the board, and a fifth came on the river.
Bock and DeGroot split the pot with a flush.
Action picked up on the flop of 
and Davie Cline, in late position, checked to Shaun Deeb, the button. Deeb moved all-in for 450,000 with and Cline, after contemplating his move for a brief moment, opted to call with 
. Cline's hand would hold up as the turn was a , followed by a 
.
Deeb, who sat on an above average stack for quite some time, was out. Cline, on the other hand, moved near the top of the chip leaders with around 60 players remaining.
Although he won't be winning his fifth WSOP bracelet, Deeb had about a dozen $300 bounty chips to add to his payout.
Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Joe Baucom just tripled up to 300,000 by winning a coin flip.
Baucom was all in with 
and up against Ori Hasson with 
and Joseph Lee with 
.
The board ran out 
and Baucom turned a pair of aces to win the pot.
Hasson still sits with 410,000, while Lee was knocked back below 100,000.
Lee doubled up with pocket kings a few hands later.
Vojtech Ruzicka shoved the cutoff with and was called by Michael Degroot in the small blind who had 
.
No improvement could be found for the king-jack and he departed the tournament area with roughly 70 people left.
Vijay Para opened in early position all-in for 270,000 with 
, and Steven Kelly, after tanking for a minute, made the call with 
.
The board came out 
, giving Kelly a straight, a bounty chip, and now one of the biggest stacks with under 80 players remaining.
Hasson called an all in from middle position in the small blind and the hands were on their back.
Early Position Player:
Ori Hasson: 
The board ran out 
and Hasson had made three queens to bust a player and add to his stack.
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