Gabe Ramos three-bet on the small blind, Michael Rocco in the big blind got out of the way and Jeremy Ausmus called.
The flop came down 
and Ramos fired out a bet which Ausmus called.
A 
came on the turn; Ramos bet again and Ausmus raised. Ramos re-raised and Ausmus re-raised him putting him all in.
Gabe Ramos: 
Jeremy Ausmus: 
A 
came on the river and aces held up for Ausmus, knocking Ramos out of the tournament in third place.
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Level: 27
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 0
The three remaining players are now on their way to a 20-minute break.
The board was showing 
when Gabe Ramos check-called a last bet from Jeremy Ausmus.
"Nuts" said Ausmus while turning over 
for the straight flush, leaving Ramos short stack after that hand.
With Michael Rocco under the gun and Zachary Grech in the small blind position, the flop read 
. The heads-up opponents re-raised each other until Grech was all in and cards went up.
Zachary Grech: 
Michael Rocco: 
With Grech flopping a flush, the table, including Rocco thought Grech had the hand in the bag. The turn came down an 
and the river was an 
and the room went crazy as Rocco went runner-runner to hit eights full of queens in a sick beat that sent Grech out of the tournament.
In a raised pot between Gabe Ramos and Zachary Grech, the flop showed 
when both Ramos and Grech checked.
The turn was the and went also check-check to see a 
on the river. Ramos bet and Grech made the call, but mucked his cards when he saw 
in Ramos's hand.
Gabe Ramos raised and Zachary Grech called in the small blind, followed by Jeremy Ausmus in the big blind.
The flop came 
and it checked to Ramos who made a bet. Grech called and Ausmus decided to raise it. After some consideration, both Ramos and Grech let it go.
In a battle of the blinds with Michael Rocco in the small and Zachary Grech in the big, it was heads-up on the river with a board of 
showing.
Rocco checked to Grech who bet and sent Rocco in to the tank before finally calling. Grech flipped over 
which made a straight to the nine and was good for the win as Rocco mucked his hand.
The board showed 
when Jeremy Ausmus bet and saw a raise from Michael Rocco. Ausmus considered his move for a minute and re-raise, with only 20,000 chips left behind. Rocco quickly raised again and Ausmus called with his last chips for the following showdown:
Jeremy Ausmus: 
Michael Rocco:
Ausmus had the best hand and doubled up after the completed the board.
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