Action picked up with both Johan Guilbert and Ryan Riess all in preflop and cards were on their back.
Ryan Riess: 
Johan Guilbert: 
Looking for help, Riess found it with the 
flop that had Guilbert drawing to a single out.
The 
turn and 
river didn't improve Guilbert and Riess took down the pot with the double.
"Is that how you won the Main Event?" asked Joe McKeehen.
"Yes sir," replied Riess as he stacked his chips.
Action picked up on the turn in a heads-up pot between Antonio Lievano and Stephen Chidwick. The board read 
.
Chidwick led from the big blind for 125,000, and after some thought, Lievano made the call.
The river landed the 
, and now Chidwick checked. Lievano checked behind.
Chidwick: 
Lievano: 
Lievano scooped the pot and left Chidwick short-stacked. Chidwick would bust a few hands later.
Level: 11
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
David Coleman moved all in from under the gun for 150,000, about 12 big blinds. Immediately to his left, Matthew Gonzales moved all in as well, just having Coleman covered.
Gonzales: 
Coleman: 
There was no paint to be found on the 
board and Gonzales took down the pot.
Action picked up in a three-way pot with Jerry Wong all in for a few big blinds. He'd have to beat both Shaun Deeb and Mikita Badziakouski to stay alive.
The flop showed 
and Badziakouski checked from the blinds and Deeb checked the button.
On the turn 
, both players checked once again.
On the river 
, Badziakouski checked and Deeb put out a bet of 52,000 which caused Badziakouski to fold.
Wong stood up expecting to be beat when he flipped his , Deeb only had 
himself, though, and Wong survived.
On the very next hand, Wong got it all in again from early position, now with 75,000 in his stack. Action folded all the way to Alexandros Theologis in the big blind who thought for about 30 seconds before making the call.
Alexandros Theologis:
Jerry Wong: 
"What a slow roll," needled Shaun Deeb.
The flop came 
and had Wong in trouble.
"A six would be a good sweat," said Wong.
The 
is all he would get, adding a couple of more outs.
The 
was one of those out and Wong doubled up his recently tripled stack.
"Did it the hard way," said another tablemate.
Action picked up with both Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier and Josh Arieh all in preflop.
Grospellier: 
Arieh:
The board ran out all low cards with 
to give Arieh the full house and send Grospellier home.
Action picked up with cards on their back in a preflop all-in pot between Christoph Vogelsang and Chad Eveslage.
Eveslage: 
Vogelsang:
The board ran out 
and Vogelsang was eliminated.
Elsewhere in the room, Chris Hunichen was also seen headed to the rail.
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