A player from early position went all-in for 110000 and from two seats over, Cliff Josephy went all-in for 160,000. Action folded around and the cards were turned over.
Opponent: 
Cliff Josephy: 
The board ran out 
and Josephy flopped a nine to improve his hand and eliminate an opponent.
Charles Walker and Paul Chauderson were heads-up on the river with the board showing 
. Chauderson bet 60,000 from the big blind before Walker, from middle position, moved all in.
Chauderson called after a few seconds and showed 
for trip eights. Walker, though, had hit a fortunate river, making a full house with 
.
The stacks were counted down and Walker had Chauderson's 650,000 covered. "Oh my God. Unbelievable," Chauderson said.
Before Chauderson left, he and Walker exchanged a handshake. "I support you tomorrow," Chauderson told him.
"I'm going to win this whole tournament," Walker said.
A player in early position opened to 60,000. Charles Walker shoved all-in for about 300,000 from behind covering him and the early position called.
Early Position: 
Charles Walker: 
The board ran out 
and Walker out sends his opponent to the payment line with a pair of jacks.
A short-stack was already all in when Jim Karambinis and a player in middle position saw a three-way flop. When the dealer spread 
, Karambinis' opponent grabbed a stack of his chips and, before he could more than forward, Karambinis beat him to the pot with his last 171,000.
His opponent argued that he hadn't acted yet, but the rest of the table said there was enough forward motion to deem his move a bet. The bet stood, and Karambinis was all in.
The short-stack showed , middle position showed 
for top pair, while Karambinis had them both beat with 
. Karambinis secured the hand when he hit a set on the river to double up. The short-stack was eliminated.
"Game change for you," a tablemate told Karambinis.
Roland israelashvili went all-in for 107,000 in early position and from the button Rae Sines called. Action folded around and the cards were tabled.
Roland Israelashvilli:
Rae Sines: 
The board ran out 
and Sines' kings held up for the knockout. Israelashvilli ran back over to Event #54: $2,500 Nine-Game Mix 6-handed where he is still in.
James Wood shoved all-in pre-flop from under the gun and Todd Hansen called from behind, covering him.
James Wood: 
Todd Hansen: 
The board ran out 
and Hansen won with a pair of eights.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
2017 Little One for One Drop champion Adrian Moreno was in the big blind facing a bet of 34,000 from the cutoff on a board of . Moreno called, then both players checked the 
river.
Moreno showed 
for third pair on the board and his opponent mucked.
Earlier at this table, Twitch streamer Deborah Vanneste took part in a blind versus blind confrontation, hitting a set of tens on a 
board against her opponent's top pair and earning the knockout.
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