Jose Paz-Gutierrez move his whole stack of 900,000 into the middle from under the-gun and from one seat to his left, Eric Sunde Moved all-in for 4,200,000. Action folded all the way around and both hands were tabled.
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: 
Eric Sunde: 
The board ran out 
and Sunde's flopped set was good for the whole pot as Paz-Gutierrez was eliminated from the tournament.
Daniel Lujano was all-in preflop for 3,600,000 from early position and from the button Chris Wa called after taking some time to think about it. Action folded around and the hands were tabled.
Daniel Lujano: 
Chris Wa: 
The flop of 
was not much for Lujano, but the turn of 
, smashed him and the river 
did not improve Wa and Lujano doubled up through him.
Robert Sun raised to 700,000 from the cutoff, Christopher Cummings three-bet to 1,200,000 from the small blind, and Sun called.
The flop came 
and Cummings continued for 1,000,000. Sun called to see the on the turn.
Cummings slowed down with a check, allowing Sun to bet 1,400,000. Cummings then announced he was all in.
"Did you say all in? I call," Sun said confidently. Sun had 
for flopped trips, but Cummings turned over 
for a turned full house.
The 
came on the river to seal Sun's fate as he became the victim of a cooler in a massive pot.
Steven Powers raised from the cutoff. Andy Finkleberg went all in from the small blind and Powers called when it was back on him.
Andy Finkleberg: 
Steven Powers: 
The flop came 
. The turn was the and the river came the 
which was no help to Finkleberg as he was eliminate in 23rd place.
Stuart Hosen raised to 400,000 and Robert Mcmillan went all-in for 5,400,000. Hosen went into the tank before deciding to fold his pocket eights face up.
A few hands later, Robert Mcmillan raised to 400,000 and this time Eric Sunde put himself at risk for 3,100,000. Mcmillan went into the tank before ultimately folding his pocket eights face up as Sunde took in the pot.
Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Bruno Lopes shoved from middle position for 3,030,000. Next to act, Robert Sun re-shoved from the hijack and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Bruno Lopes: 
Robert Sun:
The 
flop gave Sun a set as Lopes shot back in his chair and let out a big sigh. The turn and river came , and the popular French rapper hit the rail in 24th place.
Dwayne Sullivan lost a large chunk of his stack in a preflop all in as he was holding 
vs the 
of John McNaughton whom he slightly covered.
The flop came 
to keep Sullivan ahead but the turn was the to send him behind. The river was the 
and Sullivan was left with less than two big blinds.
He would lose his short stack on the next hand to Kenneth Wroblewski. The blinds ate up the rest of his stack as his 
could not best the 
of Wroblewski when the board stayed clean for the queens.
Bruno Lopes raised pre-flop before Billy Sewell went all in for 2,200,000 from the button. Lopes called.
Billy Sewell: 
Bruno Lopes: 
Lopes remained in good position to knock out Sewell as the board read 
by the turn, but the river brought the to give Sewell two pair and the double up.
"Oh no," Lopes said.
"Welcome to my world," said Christopher Cummings, remembering Lopes' river drawout against him.
"If you can't be good, might as well be lucky," said Sewell.
Jonathan Ingalls shoved from the small blind and Pat Lyons called off for his last 1,500,000.
Pat Lyons: 
Jonathan Ingalls:
"You really think I was going to lay it down," Lyons said heading to the flop.
Ingalls made a pair of jacks on 
, then improved to trips as the board ran out 
, sending the WSOP bracelet winner to the rail in 26th place.
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