Randy Levin had his stack of 625,000 all in against Alex Katsman.
Randy Levin: 
Alex Katsman: 
The board ran out 
to put Katsman on the right side of the flip and continue his climb up the leaderboard.
Stanley Regula shoved for his last 460,000 and David Slaughter made the call.
Stanley Regula: 
David Slaughter: 
The board came 
, which was safe for Regula as he remains in contention.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
David Slaughter bet 150,000 on the turn 
and Mitchell Lehman made the call.
On the river Slaughter bet another 300,000 and Lehman quickly called.
"Straight," said Slaughter.
Slaughter turned over 
for the seven-high straight.
"Oh my god," said Lehman. "You're killing me."
Lehman mucked and Slaughter dragged the pot.
David Smith had his 315,000 stack at risk in early position against Douglas Zaleski on the button.
David Smith: 
Douglas Zaleski: 
Smith jumped ahead on the 
flop. The turn left him one card away from a double, but the spiked the river to give Zaleski a set and the pot.
Edward Collins moved the last of chips in preflop, and Jean-Luc Adam called.
Edward Collins:
Jean-Luc Adam:
The runout came 
, which was no help to Collins as he exited the tournament area.
Steve Miller opened in early position and Kris Hawkins got the rest of his short stack in from the small blind. Miller called.
Kris Hawkins:
Steve Miller:
The 
flop put Miller way ahead. The 
turn gave a glimmer of hope to Hawkins with a wheel draw, but the 
completed the board to send him home.
Alan Perry opened to 60,000 from early position and both Andrew Bodewin and David Slaughter made the call. Robert Chow then three-bet to 280,000 from the big blind. Perry moved all-in for 610,000 total and the two other players folded.
Alan Perry:
Robert Chow:
The board came 
and Perry was pushed the pot.
Over on table 417, Bruce Schulman had another update.
"Equal coverage over here," he said to PokerNews.
Schulman has turned his 200,000 from about an hour ago into 950,000.
A player jammed on the button for her 190,000 chips and Girish Apte called in the big blind.
Button:
Girish Apte: 
The 
flop put Apte well ahead, but the turn gave his opponent a flush draw.
"Club?", the button player asked hopefully, but it was the to complete the board and eliminate her as Apte chipped up.
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