Roger Molnar got his last 450,000 into the middle with John Divecha making the call to try and bust him.
Roger Molnar: 5♣5♠ 
John Divecha: 10♦10♣
Molnar's small pocket pair was dominated by Divecha's. The board ran out 7♠A♣3♥K♦Q♥, which didn't improve Molnar to a set, and he was out of the tournament in 24th place.
Erik Mason made it 200,000 to go from early position with just 80,000 behind. David Neiman called all in for his last 180,000 from the hijack and Angelo Perez called from the cutoff with the covering stack.
Mason shoved for his last 80,000 as the flop came down 5♣2♠5♠, and Perez called to put both players at risk.
David Neiman: Q♣10♣
Erik Mason: K♠K♦
Angelo Perez: A♥Q♦
Mason was ahead with his Cowboys and just had to fade some clubs or an ace to triple up. The 8♦ turn meant Neilman's fate was sealed. The river was the A♦ to give Perez the best hand with a pair of aces, sending two players to the cashier's desk.
On the button, Claudio Elizalde opened to 60,000 and Stacy Kimbrel, with only 25,000 behind, was forced to go all-in. Jordan Russell in big blind called the raise creating a side pot of about 70,000.
The dealer flopped 4♥K♥3♣ which was checked down leading to the turn K♦. Russell check-raised Elizalde's bet of 40,000 to 125,000. Elizalde folded and Russell scooped the side pot and went to showdown for the main pot.
Stacy Kimbrel: 7♣2♣
Jordan Russell: Q♦3♦
The dealer completed the board with a J♥ river ending Kimbrel's tournament life.
Claudio Elizalde jammed from the cutoff for 305,000, resulting in a call from David Neiman on the button, putting Elizalde at risk for his tournament life.
Claudio Elizalde: Q♠Q♥
David Neiman: A♠8♠
The flop was a clean runout for Elizalde when it came 6♣2♠7♥.
The 3♠ turn brought a scare for Elizalde as it gave Neiman a flush draw to go with his overcard, but a 8♣ brick on the river resulted in the chips being pushed Elizalde’s way.
The hand began with a raise from Miguel Cardenas from early position to 50,000.
The table folded to Ryan Darby in the small blind, who elected to jam for 110,000.
Michael Coombs woke up with a hand in the big blind and called before Cardenas chose to get out of the way with a fold.
Ryan Darby: A♦Q♣
Michael Coombs: A♣K♥
Coombs had Darby in trouble with a better kicker. The board of 6♦4♦4♥A♠9♥ did not improve Darby, sending him home.
John Divecha made it 45,000 to go from middle position and Austin Hortaleza jammed for 145,000 from the big blind. When it got back to Divecha, he reluctantly called.
Austin Hortaleza: 8♦8♠
John Divecha: 7♣5♠
Hortaleza's Snowmen had Divecha crushed heading to the A♣8♣Q♠ flop, which improved Hortaleza to a set. The 10♣ turn offered Divecha a flush draw, and the 5♣ river completed his flush. Hortaleza was out, and Divecha moved up to over 1,000,000.
When it folded to Michael Reisman on the button, he raised to 140,000 with just 13,000 behind. Keegan Mccann jammed from the small blind with a covering stack, and after the big blind folded, Reisman committed the last of his chips.
Michael Reisman: A♥Q♦
Keegan Mccann: K♠10♠
Reisman was slightly ahead with ace-high, but the 10♦8♦9♣ flop put Mccann into the lead with top pair. The 7♦ turn offered Reisman a load of outs he could hit to survive. He managed to find one as the J♦ landed on the river to give him a flush, and he doubled up at the expense of Mccann.
With roughly 60,000 in the middle Stacy Kimbrel bet 52,000 from the big blind position on the board of 7♦9♠2♣4♦.
Keegan Mccann responded with a raise to 134,000 from the cutoff.
Kimbrel made the call creating a big pot heading into the river.
The 5♠ river prompted Kimbrel to lead out for the rest of his stack for approximately 130,000.
Mccann folded awarding Kimbrel the pot.
Frank Monteiro got the last of his chips into the middle preflop, with Connor Richards being the player to try to send him home.
Frank Monteiro: A♠K♦
Connor Richards: Q♠Q♦
Monteiro found himself needing to hit the runout with his Big Slick to keep his bracelet dreams alive. However, the low runout of 7♦10♣7♥4♠3♥ kept Richards' Ladies ahead, sending Monteiro to the rail.
Matthew Ng opened from the cutoff with a raise of 30,000. Michael Coombs decided to call in the big blind. The flop showed a board of Q♥10♣J♣.
Ng checked to see the turn, but Cooms bet 30,000 followed by a call from Ng.
Both checked the turn 5♥ to see the river of 6♦.
Ng checked again for the showdown, but Coombs didn’t want to give up so easily and bet 110,000 Ng decided to fold, and the pot moved to Coombs.
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