Caleb Levesque was already all in and at risk against from the big blind for around 300,000. He was covered by Masbah Ben Baba on the button.
Caleb Levesque: 10♠10♣
Masbah Ben Baba: K♠K♣
The board was already out and the dealer was stacking up the chips as Levesque had secured a double on the Q♦10♥7♠7♣6♥ board.
Roger Hendren found a hand he was willing to shove with and jammed for 200,000 even from early position. Keith Romer woke up with a hand on the button and pushed in a call to send the duo to a showdown.
Roger Hendren: K♣K♦
Keith Romer: 8♦8♠
Hendren's significant lead held when the board ran out 2♣6♥A♣3♣J♣.
Peter Walsworth opened in early position to 55,000, and only Mark Maclean, on the button, called.
Walsworth continued with a bet of 60,000 on the 3♣K♦8♠ flop, which Maclean called.
The turn 7♥ did nothing to slow Walsworth down, who bet again, this time 175,000. Again, Maclean called.
Walsworth's aggression was unrelenting on the Q♦ river as he bet again, sliding out 300,000 this time.
Maclean took a moment before announcing he was all in for 470,000. Walsworth ceded, returning his cards to the dealer face down as Maclean scooped in a huge pot.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Jaehyun Park opened from under the gun to 75,000 and Steve Wilkie three-bet to 215,000 and was sitting to Parks direct left. Park four-bet to around 450,000 and Wilkie five-bet jammed for his remaining stack. Park snap called and the players flipped their cards.
Steve Wilkie: 10♠10♥
Jaehyun Park: Q♣Q♦
The 8♦8♠4♦8♣Q♥ runout was only good for Park, and Wilkie was eliminated from the tournament.
Chester Mead raised to 55,000 in late position, Randy Youngblood flatted in the cutoff, and Michael Kelley three-bet jammed in the big blind for 295,000. Mead got out of the way and Youngblood called with the covering stack.
Michael Kelley: K♠K♣
Randy Youngblood: J♣10♣
Kelley improved to trips on the Q♦K♥6♣ flop, but Youngblood picked up additional outs with an open-ended straight draw.
Youngblood got there on the 9♣ turn and Kelley was unable to fill up on the 4♦ river.
The hand was already underway with the blinds engaged on a flop of 6♣9♦4♣ with a pot of 150,000. After a check, Joaquin Lestani in the big blind added 40,000 to the pot and got called by Serge Delfour in small.
The turn 10♣ was peeled and Delfour check-called Lestani's bet of 55,000. Finally the river K♥ was dealt. For the third time, Delfour checked. Lestani shoved all-in for 370,000. Delfour snap-called.
Lestani showed J♠7♦ for a complete bluff and Delfour confidently tabled K♠Q♣ for a rivered king. Delfour scooped the pot leaving Lestani with only 15,000 behind.
Hunter Cole raised to 60,000 in the cutoff and Paul Carpentier three-bet jammed for 310,000 in the big blind to put himself at risk. Cole made the call.
Paul Carpentier: K♦9♦
Hunter Cole: 5♦5♣
Cole remained in the lead all the way as the board ran out 6♠3♣Q♠A♠5♥ and Carpentier was sent to the payout desk.
It was Oliver Heidel's turn to act after Yuichiro Yamanaka had shoved in the small blind for 160,000 and Shalom Elharar, under the gun, made the call. Heidel already had 55,000 in the pot, making him consider his options. He finally folded, leaving the two to head to a showdown.
Yuichiro Yamanaka: A♠A♣
Shalom Elharar: 5♣5♦
Yamanaka caught a straight on the the runout of J♦Q♣9♠K♥10♣ and scooped the pot for a double up.
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