Four players saw the flop with 17,000 in the middle and Daniel Negreanu bet 6,500 after the action was checked to him. Only Allan Le called and they then headed to the turn. Negreanu jammed for 18,500 and Le eventually folded.
On the tail end of a smaller pot between Jake Schwartz and David Benyamine, the board showed . Schwartz bet and Benyamine reluctantly called, then mucked when he was shown the for two pair and a seven low by Schwartz.
The same table now also features Ismael Bojang, who entered late on Day 1.
Anatolii Zyrin raised to 4,000 and was called by Noah Bronstein out of the small blind. Bronstein took one while Zyrin patted. They checked and Bronstein tabled the for a queen-ten, which Zyrin had beat with a jack-low.
Bronstein dropped to fewer than half of the starting stack after the hand was over.
Allan Le bet sixth and seventh street against Eric Kurtzman, who was then shown the for a rivered wheel. There were some "ohhh's" at the table and Kurtzman tossed his cards into the muck.
Aditya Prasetyo bet all the way on a board of and Bryan Micon check-called. Prasetyo rolled over the for a set of eights and Micon sent his cards into the muck.
Bariscan Betil was eliminated not long ago and Schuyler Thornton followed in a Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw hand against Andrew Kelsall. Fewer than 50 players remain in the final level of the night, which is a repeat of the previous level with the same blind structure.
flop with 17,000 in the middle and Daniel Negreanu bet 6,500 after the action was checked to him. Only Allan Le called and they then headed to the 
turn. Negreanu jammed for 18,500 and Le eventually folded.
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for two pair and a seven low by Schwartz.
for a queen-ten, which Zyrin had beat with a jack-low.
