Nicolas Milgrom raised to 20,000 in the small blind and WSOP bracelet Eric Baldwin three-bet to 60,000 in the big blind which Milgrom called.
The flop rolled out 5♠7♠2♣ and Milgrom moved all in which Baldwin called for his last 48,000.
Eric Baldwin: A♦10♣8♦5♦2♠ 
Nicolas Milgrom: A♠K♦9♥5♥4♠
Milgrom improved on the 9♦K♣ runout to kings up and he beat Baldwin's low to eliminate the WSOP bracelet winner from the tournament.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
James Chen opened to 12,000 from the cutoff and Volodymyr Kondratenko defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the Q♦6♣6♦ flop leading to the 2♣ turn. Kondratenko check-called a 12,000 bet from Chen.
Chen bet 57,000 when checked to on the 5♣ river and this time Kondratenko opted to fold.
Igor Zektser limped in early position before Michael Christ raised to 20,000. Shiva Dudani called on the button, Kevin Dwyer called from the small blind and Jon Kyte called from the big blind.
Five ways to a flop of 4♥10♦3♥, Kyte took the initiative and bet the pot for 112,000. Zektser folded and Christ called. Dudani folded and Dwyer called.
The turn brought the 7♣ and both the blinds checked to Christ, who went all in 177,000 and was called by both his opponents.
Jon Kyte: A♠Q♥J♣J♦5♥
Michael Christ: A♥K♥4♦3♠2♥
Kevin Dwyer: A♣8♥7♠6♥6♠
When the river brought the Q♦ Christ joked, "How did I scoop it?! That must have been a misdeal.".
His two pair and nut low had faded all his opponents outs for the high and has put him well in contention to make a run at winning this event back to back years. Kyte was sent to the rail.
Andrew Brown raised to 15,000 from late position and three players call including David Schwind in the cutoff.
The flop rolls out K♠10♦7♥ and action checked around to Brown who said "let's see who wants to go broke here," before potting it. Schwind moved all in for 192,000 which only Brown called.
David Schwind: K♣Q♣J♥9♥8♥
Andrew Brown: A♥A♣Q♥J♠2♠
Schwind improved to the staright on the 6♣ turn and nothing changed on the 6♥ river, to leave Schwind to double at the expense of Brown.
Ofir Mor opened from under the gun, Darryll Fish three-bet shoved for around 50,000 from his direct left and Mor called with a covering stack to put him at risk.
Darryll Fish: A♠8♥8♣7♣2♥
Ofir Mor: A♦Q♠7♠4♣2♣
The board ran out K♥A♥5♥5♣4♥. Both players had the same low with seven-deuce but Fish had a flush for the high to take three quarters of the pot.
Peter Neff raised in late position and Stanislav Ivanov put in another raise enough to put Neff's short stack at risk. Neff called but soon saw he was up against aces.
Peter Neff: A♥J♦9♣6♦3♦
Stanislav Ivanov: A♣A♠J♠9♥2♠
The flop gave Neff a hope of the low when it scrolled across A♦Q♣4♥.
The 4♠ turn boated up Ivanov, and unfortunately for Neff, the 6♥ was a low card that counterfeit him.
James Chen raised to 12,000 in middle position which saw Ryan Hoenig call in the hijack, with both Pedro Neves in the small blind and Steve Federspiel in the big blind call.
The flop rolled out 8♥9♥2♦ and Neves checked to Federspiel who moved all in for 50,000 which saw Chen raise to 100,000. Hoenig moved all in for 213,000 and Neves folded while Chen called.
Steve Federspiel: K♠J♣9♦8♦4♠
Ryan Hoenig: A♠Q♣10♥8♠3♥
James Chen: J♦8♣5♦4♥2♣
Hoenig improved to a flush and nut low on the 5♥ turn and held up on the K♦ river to soar up the counts, while the midwestern poker grinder was eliminated from the tournament.
Brian Hunkins opened to 14,000 from early position, Justin Liberto called from the small blind and Bolor Battumur, who had started the hand with around 10,000, called and was all-in.
The flop came Q♠6♥3♣ and Liberto check-folded to a 20,000 bet from Hunkins.
Bolor Battumur: [JhTdth9h92s]
Brian Hunkins: A♣A♦6♣5♦3♦
The rest of the board ran out 5♠7♥. Hunkins was good at showdown with two pair to send Battumur to the rail and win the pot.
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