Action was picked up on a 8♠8♥Q♥ flop. Vladas Tamasauskas checked from middle position. Robert Bridges bet 1,200,000 and Tamasauskas called.
The turn was the 8♦. Tamasauskas checked again and Bridges decided to go all in. Vladas Tamasauskas made the call and was ahead.
Robert Bridges: 6♠6♣ 
Vladas Tamasauskas: Q♦J♦
The river card was the Ax sending Bridges to the payout desk in 28th place.
Jean Coisy was all in for roughly 4,100,000 from the small blind and Rafael Takeda was looking for the knockout in the big blind as both hands were on their backs.
Jean Coisy: 7♠6♠
Rafael Takeda: 5♥5♠
It was a race but Coisy couldn't connect on the K♦4♦3♥K♠8♦ run out as he exited the table.
Justin Hall opened 1,000,000 in the hijack and Caleb Powell defended the big blind,
Both players checked to the K♥10♣8♥10♦ turn, where Powell led for 1,100,000. Hall made the call.
The 5♥ completed the board and both players tapped the table. Powell tabled A♠3♥ for ace high but was shown the 4♦4♥ from Hall.
Ben Snodgrass open shoved from under the gun and was called by Maxwell Schrack in the big blind.
Ben Snodgrass: J♦J♠
Maxwell Schrack: 10♠2♣
The board ran out 8♣2♦A♣6♣8♦ securing a much needed double-up for Snodgrass.
Level: 33
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 400,000
The remaining 30 players in Event #67 are on a 15 minute break.
Rami Hammoud three bet Adam Kievman's under the gun open. Kievman called.
Heads up to a flop of 10♠7♦7♥, Kievman check-shoved against the bet of 300,000 from Hammoud. Hammoud quickly called.
Adam Kievman: Q♦10♦
Rami Hammoud: A♠7♠
Just as Kievman was airing his frustrations about catching the bad end of things, the 10♥ peeled off the deck and Kievman said he'd like an adult beverage when the 6♠ completed the board.
The last lady left in the field, Jennifer Sabuel, was seen heading to the payout window, still smiling from ear to ear.
Michael Emanuelson jammed 1,925,000 in middle position and Rafael Takeda made the call in the cutoff.
Michael Emanuelson: A♥K♣
Rafael Takeda: A♦A♣
Emanuelson ran into the worst case scenario as the dealer ran out the 7♠5♠3♥4♠J♦ board, sending him to payouts.
Jay Bloom had exactly 1,000,000 in chips in early position and he exercised his right to go all in. Adam Kievman called in late position and he wasn't thrilled about it, saying, "I feel nervous any time cards are on their backs."
Jay Bloom: 10♣8♣
Adam Kievman: J♦J♥
Kievman winced when he saw the 9♣ window card, followed by the 7♥3♣ to giving Bloom the opened-ended straight draw and a flush draw. The turn left Kievman with his eyes rolling when the A♣ made the river inconsequential; Bloom had completed his flush.
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