Kyle Montgomery forced a fold from Dylan Linde when he bet the 
river for 120,000.
The next three-way pot on the same table showed a 
flop on which Montgomery and Ashly Butler checked. Chris Sandrock bet 125,000 and Butler was the only caller. On the turn, Butler checked once more and Sandrock now bet 325,000.
Butler opted to fold and was shown the 
for the top set by Sandrock.
Action picked up on the turn with the board reading 
.
Artem Maximov bet 115,000 in the big blind and got raised by Nader Younes on the button to 230,000. Jeremy Ausmus was also in the hand in the small blind, but he folded before Maximov called.
The river brought the and both players checked.
Younes showed 
for top two pair, which claimed the pot.
Christopher Andler three-bet the pot over a raise from Kyle Montgomery, who called to see the 
flop. Montgomery led out with a pot-sized bet, and called when Andler raised all-in.
Christopher Andler: 
Kyle Montgomery: 
Andler's aces were ahead, but the turn 
gave Montgomery a straight. The river 
was no help, and Andler was eliminated in 22nd place.
The vast majority of the stack of Michael Wolff was already in the middle heading to the 
flop and that's when his shove was looked up by Jonathan Witz.
Michael Wolff: 
Jonathan Witz: 
The open-ended straight draw of Witz immediately got there on the 
turn and the 
river was a mere formality, as Wolff headed to the rail in 23rd place for a payday of $23,806.
After a flop of 
, Shiva Dudani got his stack in against Jonathan Witz and the following cards were revealed.
Shiva Dudani: 
Jonathan Witz:
The turn changed nothing just yet but Witz spiked the miracle 
on the river to improve to a set of kings. He vaulted out of his seat in celebration and banged his fist against a nearby wall before returning to the seat.
Following a flop of 
, Jeremy Ausmus was at risk for 205,000 against Nader Younes to create the following shwdown.
Jeremy Ausmus:
Nader Younes: 
The 
turn and 
river brought no further diamond and Ausmus prevailed with his kicker to double through Younes.
| Seat | Table 430 | Chip Count | Table 439 | Chip Count | Table 448 | Chip Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Corey Hochman | 260,000 | Mike Matusow | 830,000 | Shiva Dudani | 425,000 |
| 2 | Michael Heritsch | 430,000 | Daniel Zack | 1,640,000 | Nader Younes | 1,450,000 |
| 3 | Kyle Montgomery | 810,000 | Mike Krasienko | 720,000 | Jeremy Ausmus | 250,000 |
| 4 | Dylan Linde | 680,000 | Leonid Yanovski | 650,000 | Artem Maksimov | 1,120,000 |
| 5 | Jordan Spurlin | 560,000 | Jesse Rockowitz | 450,000 | Eli Elezra | 640,000 |
| 6 | Christopher Andler | 650,000 | Arthur Morris | 1,125,000 | Nathan Zimnik | 760,000 |
| 7 | Ashly Butler | 1,200,000 | Anderson Ireland | 720,000 | Jonathan Witz | 1,220,000 |
| 8 | Chris Sandrock | 1,470,000 | Tommy Le | 1,040,000 | Michael Wolff | 340,000 |
Michael Kuney was short-stacked and all-in with aces against Jonathan Witz.
Michael Kuney: 
Jonathan Witz:
Both players found something on the 
flop, as Kuney had a flush draw against Witz's set of queens. The turn and river changed nothing, and Kuney hit the rail in 25th place.
On a flop of , Jonathan Witz bet 90,000 in the small blind and Nader Younes raised to 225,000 on the button. Witz then raised the pot for more than 800,000 and that sent Younes into the tank. He then folded and exposed the for everyone to see.
Witz only exposed the 
with the words "I don't even know what the other cards are."
Eli Elezra replied: "you had the nut flush draw, I know you."
Witz shot back with a remark that indicated Elezra had no idea what he was talking about and that caused some friendly banter.
"I played poker before you were born. How old are you? I am 61."
Witz replied "I am 59" and then raked in the pot with a grin on the face without exposing his other two cards.
The atmosphere on the final four tables has been very jovial as the action may have slowed down but the jokes from various contenders have not.
On a 
flop, Chris Sandrock led into Leonid Yanovski for 30,000. Yanovski called.
The turn brought the and Sandrock quickly fired out a meatier 180,000, which got a fold from Yanovski, as the Day 1 chip leader makes a late press to earn the same title after Day 2.
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