Chris Brewer opened the pot with a raise before Greg Raymer went all in for his last 45,000. Action folded back around to Brewer, who quickly committed the chips.
Raymer stood pat while Brewer discarded a king. "Ten," Raymer announced, turning over ten-nine.
Brewer was drawing to a nine-seven but flipped over a pair of threes on the draw to hand over the double up.
After Brandon Shack-Harris raised to 6,000 in the cutoff, Kyle Miholic moved all in for 34,500 on the button.
Shack-Harris gave his decision some thought, then dropped a stack of red T-5,000 chips forward to call.
Miholich almost exposed his hand before the draw until a tablemate stopped him. Shack-Harris then drew one and Miholich stood pat.
Miholich showed 
, while Shack-Harris showed he was drawing very live with 
.
Unfortunately for the two-time WSOP bracelet winner, he paired fours and had to concede the pot to his opponent.
Louis Abronson shoved all in for his last 15,000, Antonin Teisseire moved in for 30,000, and Frank Kassela called to put both players at risk. All three took one.
"Tell me I'm not drawing dead," Abronson said as Kassela showed nine-eight.
"Nine-seven," Abronson announced as he made 
. Teisseire showed a pair of threes and the French bracelet winner was eliminated, while Abronson tripled up.
"Alright, I get to play one more hand," he added after the hand.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 3,500
Phil Hellmuth raised to 5,000 from the cutoff and Louis Abronson called on the button. From the small blind, Roman Hrabec asked how much Hellmuth was playing behind before three-betting to 20,000.
Hellmuth called while Abronson quickly got out of the way. Hrabec took one, while Hellmuth discarded a queen.
After the draw, Hrabec announced he was all in, covering Hellmuth's remaining 22,500.
"Oh, I made a big hand here," Hellmuth said before shoving the rest of his stack in the middle and showing . Hrabec mucked his ten-low and the defending champion and 16-time bracelet winner doubled up.
Phillip Hui raised to 5,000 in the hijack and was called by Ian O'Hara in the cutoff, Jonathan Aguiar in the small blind, and Kevin Gerhart in the big blind.
Aguiar and Gerhart each drew two, Hui stood pat, and O'Hara drew one.
Action checked around to O'Hara, who cut out a bet of 30,000.
The blinds folded and Hui called.
O'Hara showed for a pair of deuces, while Hui picked off his bluff with , moving his stack over 100,000 after starting the day with one of the shortest stacks in the room.
Frank Kassela raised to 6,500 from under the gun and Alex Foxen defended from the big blind.
Foxen took one, then put out a bet of 26,000. Kassela went into the tank for about a minute before calling.
Foxen showed a pair of nines for a bluff, while Kassela showed jack-ten-seven to win the pot.
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