Sam Soverel Eliminated in 13th Place ($209,457)

Sam Soverel had freshly stacked his chips after a double-up through Ben Lamb when he got involved in a pot against Alex Foxen that proved to be the end of his tournament run.

Soverel limped from the hijack before Aaron Katz did the same from the cutoff. Foxen chose to raise it to 825,000 on the button, which garnered a call from Soverel and a fold from Katz.

The flop fanned out 2♥2♥J♣, which led to a check from Soverel. Foxen bet 545,000, and Soverel came along with a call.

Soverel checked again on the 5♦ turn. Foxen fired 640,000 this time, and Soverel called.

The 9♣ river rolled over before Soverel checked. Foxen bet 2,000,000, which was enough to put Soverel all in. Soverel gave it some thought before he threw in his chips for a call.

Foxen showed A♥A♣K♦10♦, which was enough to topple Soverel's K♠K♥9♦5♠ to send him out in 13th place. Soverel earned $209,457 for his efforts.