Timothy West raised in early position and Chip Jett defended his big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Jett quickly check-called a bet from West.
The 
landed on the turn and Jett checked to West who fired another shell. Jett paused for only a moment and slid his cards into the muck.
Todd Rones was in the big blind and forced all in for his last 9,000. "It goes quick. You can't afford to go cold for an hour and a half," he said.
Joe McKeehen raised and Michael Lipner called, creating a side pot going to a flop of 
. Lipner called a bet, then proceeded to call down McKeehen as the board ran out 
.
McKeehen showed 
for the flopped full house and Lipner mucked.
"It's over. It was so beautiful," Rones yelled, his first poker tournament ever coming to an end with a top-60 finish.
Kenny Hsiung raised in the cutoff and Brad Owen defended the big blind.
The dealer spread a flop of 
and Owen check-raised Hsiung. Hsiung asked, "do you only have 6,000 behind?" before putting in the raise and Owen called off his remaining 6,000.
Brad Owen: 
Kenny Hsiung: 
Owen was in the lead with ace-high and a gutshot straight draw but the on the turn improved Hsiung to a pair of queens. The 
river put the nail in the coffin as Hsiung made trips to eliminate Owen from the tournament.
Robert Linchesky was just involved in a pot against two opponents from opposite sides of the poker spectrum. One, Joe McKeehen, is the 2015 Main Event champ. The other, Todd Rones, is playing his first-ever poker tournament.
McKeehen opened the pot with a raise and both Linchesky and Rones called. McKeehen continued on the 
flop and both opponents called.
The turn came the 
and McKeehen bet again. Linchesky raised, Rones folded, and McKeehen called. Both players checked the river.
Linchesky showed 
for two pair, kings and jacks, and the world champ and three-time bracelet winner mucked.
Benjamin Scholl raised from middle position before Michael Coombs re-raised in the cutoff. Scholl then moved all in for his last 30,000 and Coombs snap-called.
Benjamin Scholl: 
Michael Coombs: 
Scholl was dominated and didn't improve as the board ran out 
.
"Team Torch," Coombs said, showing the patch he and Peter Lynn are wearing.
Coombs and Lynn are roommates and are sitting right beside each other. "We played together all day yesterday, too," Coombs said.
Timothy West raised in early position and Aaron Taonus three-bet in the hijack before West put in a four-bet leaving only 2,000 behind.
Both players checked down on the 
board and Taonus tabled 
before West showed 
for aces and deuces on the river.
Anthony Zinno and Lu Yuan went to a flop of 
. Zinno check-raised a bet from Yuan, and Yuan called.
The turn came the 
and Zinno led out. Yuan called to see the and both players checked.
"Good check back," Zinno said, showing 
for trip aces.
Rami Boukai was down to his last 3,000 and got it in the middle against Michael Moncek.
Rami Boukai:
Michael Moncek: 
"At least you're ahead," a tablemate said as the flop came 
. The turn gave Moncek a pair while the 
river didn't help Boukai, and the two-time WSOP bracelet winner became an early post-bubble elimination.
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