A player in middle position raised to 6,000. Sandy Tran of Team Tran then three-bet to 15,000 and the middle position player called.
The flop came 6♣J♥4♣, the middle position player checked, Tran bet 15,000 and her opponent called.
The turn was the 2♣, Tran decided to go all in and her opponent made the fold. Team Tran is hoping to keep their chips moving in the right direction.
A player in middle position raised to 13,500. Sam Kuhn of Team Simmerman was in the big blind and raised the middle position player his last 2,000 putting him all in. The middle position player called and was at risk.
Middle Position Player: 7♣7♥ 
Sam Kuhn: 8♠8♦
The board ran out 4♥5♦3♠4♣5♥ eliminating the middle position player from Event #75.
Action picked up with Candelaria Vaca involved in an all-in situation against an opponent, whom Vaca covered.
Opponent: A♥K♥
Candelaria Vaca: J♦J♥
Vaca’s opponent apparently didn’t have faith in his hand, as he stood up and started packing even before the dealer fanned the flop.
The dealer placed 8♦7♠Q♠ on the board, keeping Vaca’s pocket jacks in the lead.
The 6♠ showed up on the turn and 2♠ on the river, giving Team Vaca the win and knockout blow.
Chris Marten of Team Marten was all in and at risk from middle position and was called by a player in the big blind.
Chris Marten: J♠J♣
Big Blind: 10♦10♥
The board ran out 6♦2♦K♣2♠6♠ securing the double up for Team Marten.
Action picked up with Nicholas Verderamo all in out of early position. A player on the button called to put Team Verderamo at risk.
Nicholas Verderamo: Q♦J♦
Opponent: A♥K♦
The dealer provided a friendly flop for Verderamo when 7♥J♥5♠ appeared on the board to give Verderamo top pair.
The 7♣ on the turn and 8♦ on the river sealed the hand for Team Verderamo’s double up.
“Still in it,” Verderamo said as he fist bumped a player across the table.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Dhimitri lleshi of Team Ruscitti was all in and at risk from middle position and was called by a player in the cutoff.
Dhimitri lleshi: A♦A♠
Cutoff: K♣Q♦
The dealer ran out a board of 10♠7♠4♠2♦8♦, securing a much needed double up for Team Ruscitti.
Brian Pinkus raised to 6,000 in early position, and then faced a decision when Brian Metzger moved all in for his remaining 59,000.
The action folded back to Pinkus, who asked for a count. The dealer confirmed the amount of Metzger’s stack, and then Pinkus went deep in the tank.
Pinkus looked down at his stack and counted out what it would cost to call before placing it off to the side. Then, Pinkus counted out what remained of his stack in the event of a call.
The moments ticked by and Pinkus appeared uneasy with the looming decision, and a player at the table asked if it was OK to call clock. Pinkus said it would be OK to call clock. The dealer called for the floor, but then Pinkus called to put Team Metzger at risk.
Brian Metzger: Q♠Q♥
Brian Pinkus: 10♣10♠
Metzger was ahead of Pinkus, and it would remain that way when the dealer ran out 9♣7♣5♥9♠4♠ on the board.
Metzger scored the double up and he turned to his supporters on the rail to give a fist pump.
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