Michael Russell shoved all of his chips in for 318,000 from the button and Adekunle Olonoh made the call from the big blind with the superior stack.
Michael Russell: 9♦10♠ 
Adekunle Olonoh: K♠J♠
The board came out with 10♣A♣4♥2♥9♣ and Russell survived with his two pair. Russell was very relieved as he had been clawing his way back after his pocket aces were beat by a flush in an earlier all-in clash.
Adekunle Olonoh raised from the hijack position and Michael Rocco was sitting on the button with a massive stack and three-bet for all of Olonoh's chips 320,000. Olonoh made the call.
Adekunle Olonoh: Q♥Q♦
Michael Rocco: K♣10♣
The board ran safe for Olonoh with 10♣8♥8♣7♦6♥ and Olonoh built a healthy stack.
Landon Tice raised to 40,000 from the button and was called by Curt Kohlberg in the big blind.
Action checked through on a J♣7♣5♥ flop.
The turn was the 5♣ Kohlberg bet 40,000 and Tice called.
The river was the Q♣ Kohlberg bet 130,000, Tice thought about his options for a moment before ultimately making the fold
On a heads-up completed board of 8♠3♠2♦10♣5♠, Joseph Brumpacheco checked to Michael Miller, who then moved all in.
This bet covered Brumpacheco, who went deep into the tank to decide the fate of his tournament life.
After close to a minute, Brumpacheco made the call, putting himself at risk, but heard those sweet sweet words from Miller..."You got it," as he tabled A♥J♠ for just ace-high. Brumpacheco then proudly flipped over 8♥5♥ for two-pair to take down the pot for the double.
Benjamin Harris moved all in preflop and was called by Anthony Marquez to put him at risk.
Benjamin Harris: A♦4♦
Anthony Marquez: 9♥9♠
Harris loved the flop at first when 4♠4♥ appeared, but his heart dropped when the 9♣ was right behind them to give Marquez a full house.
Only a four could save Harris from elimination, but the runout of Q♠6♠ did not do it and he was sent to the rail.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Jeffrey Vertes has been on an incredible roll, crushing at his table and already sitting on the big stack before the hand.
Vertes raised from the cutoff to 35,000, and Daniel Malka in the small blind three-bet to 105,000. Vertes quickly raised, putting Malka all-in for about 370,000 total. Malka thought for a long time and looked very uncomfortable with his decision, but ultimately decided to put in a call.
Daniel Malka: K♥10♣
Jeffrey Vertes: Q♠Q♣
The flop 6♠2♠Q♦ gave Vertes top set and all but sealed Malka’s fate. The turn 6♥ had Malka drawing dead, and the inconsequential river was the A♦.
Just a couple of hands later, action folded to Vertes in the small blind. Rene Lazaro was sitting in the big blind with just over 200,000 in chips. Vertes moved all-in. After inquiring about the payout jump and learning he made the jump to 83rd place, Lazaro called.
Rene Lazaro: K♠Q♣
Jeffrey Vertes: A♠10♠
The flop kept Vertes ahead, it was 4♣J♥A♦. The turn K♦ gave Lazaro some additional outs, but the Q♦ ended his run, with Vertes’s straight beating his two pair.
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