On a flop of 
, the chips of Artem Maksimov and Brandon Schaefer went into the middle with the former at risk for 304,000.
Artem Maksimov: 
Brandon Schaefer: 
The 
turn was a blank and the 
river improved Maksimov to jacks and tens for the double.
Jonathan Witz's large stack had recently taken a few hits, but it's back over a million thanks to a recent hand with Brandon Schaefer.
On a turn board reading 
, Schaefer bet 55,000 and got called by Witz.
The river brought the and again Schaefer bet, this time for 115,000. Witz responded quickly with a raise to 300,000.
After a brief deliberation, Schaefer folded, awarding the healthy pot to Witz, whose stack is back near the top of the leaderboard.
Michael Heritsch defended the big blind and check-called a bet by Anderson Ireland on the 
flop. The 
turn went check, check, and Heritsch bet the river for 80,000. Ireland called and announced top twp but Heritsch had the nuts with the 
for the six-high straight.
Randy Ohel was faced with a decision for all of his chips after a bet from Leonid Yanovski on the river.
The board showed 
and Yanovski bet enough to put Ohel all in, and Ohel said he needed to "trust himself" as he made the call. Yanovski turned over 
for a straight, and Ohel mucked as he wished the rest of the table good luck.
Jonathan Witz had previously doubled with a rivered nut flush and now check-called a bet worth 60,000 on the 
river. His sole opponent Jeremy Ausmus tabled the 
as the winning hand as Witz sent his cards into the muck.
Stephen Chidwick lost the remainder of his short stack soon after the bubble burst and Andrew Donabedian followed suit soon after to reduce the field to the final 46 contenders.
On a flop of , Dylan Linde put in his last 78,000 chips and got a call from Kyle Montgomery.
Dylan Linde: 
Kyle Montgomery: 
Linde had the better two pair and held after the 
and fell to complete the board.
Shortly after doubling up, Mike Matusow was at risk again facing Nathan Zimnik.
Mike Matusow: 
Nathan Zimnik: 
Matusow's aces fell behind after the flop, and Zimnik maintained the lead with his set of kings on the 
turn. Matusow then got the help he needed on the to make a flush and climb over the 600,000 mark.
Andrew Donabedian got his last 50,000 chips in the middle in a three-way pot with Toby Lewis and Adam Hendrix.
The flop came , Hendrix checked and Lewis bet 30,000. Hendrix folded his hand.
Andrew Donabedian:
Toby Lewis: 
Donabedian flopped the nut flush versus the second nut flush held by Lewis.
The board completed with the and , earning Donabedian a nice triple up.
In a preflop raising war, Andrew Donabedian out of the big blind and Mike Matusow in an early position got their chips in for the following showdown.
Mike Matusow: 
Andrew Donabedian:
Matusow flopped best on and locked it up on the turn before then even making quads on the river. he doubled for 155,000 to leave Donebedian short.
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