Nyle Rock put in the last of his chips on the 
flop and he was called by Matt Vengrin.
Nyle Rock: 
Matt Vengrin: 
for Matt Vengrin.
The 
came on the turn, giving Rock a set of threes, but the 
river gave Vengrin a wheel for the pot and bust out.
James Vaughn opened to 24,000 from under the gun and was called by Jose Paz-Gutierrez and Damjan Radanov from the blinds.
Paz-Gutierrez bet the 
flop and only Vaughn called. Paz-Gutierrez then bet-called after Vaughn raised on the 
turn.
Paz-Gutierrez check-called a bet on the 
river and then mucked after Vaughn had a full house with his 
.
Elsewhere, David Prociak left the tournament room after Todd Brunson raked in the last of his chips.
Matt Vengrin opened to 24,000 from middle position and Matthew Woodward called in the big blind.
Woodward check-raised on the 
flop and was called. Woodward then check-called a bet on the turn before action checked through on the 
river.
"Kings up," said Woodward and Vengrin pulled a face before mucking. Woodward displayed his 
as the chips were pushed in his direction.
On the 
flop, Jeffrey Vaughn bet from early position and was called by Ray Henson in late position. Alex Livingston raised it from the button, and both players quickly called.
Livingston bet on the 
and river with both opponents calling each street.
Livingston showed 
for the nut flush, while Henson and Vaughn both had a 
to chop the low. Livingston got half of the pot while Vaughn and Henson had to settle for a quarter each.
Jake Liebeskind opened to 24,000 from under the gun and two-time WSOP Circuit ring winner Nyle Rock called from the big blind.
Rock check-folded after Liebeskind continued on the 
for 12,000.
Randy Ohel managed to put in all his chips (34,000) before the flop from the button. Two players tried to catch him, Yuval Bronshtein in the small blind and Yarron Bendor from the big blind.
The flop came 
and the rest of Bendor's stack finished in the middle of the table while the 
turn and the 
arrived on the river.
Bronshtein showed for a flush and the nut low, while Bendor showed 
for the same low. Bronshtein took three-quarters of the pot.
Randy Ohel eventually showed his hand, 
, but it was not enough to keep his bracelet hopes alive.
Kosei Ichinose moved all-in for 14,000 from under the gun. Scott Bohlman raised to 26,000 from early position and Freddy Deeb called from the cutoff.
Deeb called a bet on the 
flop. On the turn, Bohlman check-called a bet from Deeb.
On the river, Bohlman check-called again.
"Three jacks, no low," said Deeb as he turned over his 
. Bohlman mucked as Deeb raked in the side pot.
Ichinose had the 
to take the entire main pot and more than triple his stack.
From the button, and with a short stack, Michael Noori was all-in. Kane Kalas and Aditya Prasetyo called from the blinds.
Prasetyo raised the bet of Kalas on a 
flop.
On the turn, Kalas let Prasetyo bet, then on the 
river, both players checked.
Noori showed and was beaten by Prasetyo with . Kalas mucked.
Kane Kalas opened the action by raising. He was called by Yarron Bendor on the button and Michael Noori in the big blind.
On the flop, Kalas bet and was only called by Bendor.
Kalas also bet on the turn and the 
river, before he showed for the nut flush and the nut low.
Kalas scooped the pot and let Bendor with just a few chips.
Level: 16
Limits: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
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