Julian Penza opened to 10,000 in early position and Felipe Davila three-bet jammed a stack of 108,000 from the next seat. Penza called.
Felipe Davila: K♥K♦ 
Julian Penza: Q♣Q♠
Davila was in great shape to double up and walked away from the table as the board ran out a safe 9♣4♥2♠5♠10♠ to earn him the double.
Daniel Carney raised to 12,000 from middle position and on the button, Dominick Santalucia moved all in for 110,000 and Carney called.
Dominick Santalucia: A♠Q♥
Daniel Carney: A♦K♦
The board ran out 10♦7♣3♥8♠6♦ and the ace-king held up for Carney to eliminate Santalucia.
David Wang kicked off the action with a raise in middle position to 11,000. A big-stacked Oliver Braddock was sitting directly on his left and chose to three-bet to 33,000. When play returned to him, Wang made the call.
The dealer burned and turned three, revealing a 6♣7♣A♥ flop.
Wang checked in flow, but put in a check-raise to 68,000 after Braddock had continued for 20,000.
Braddock gave his response some thought before ultimately deciding to fold.
Avery Grande opened to 11,000 from middle position before Ian Ivers jammed for 54,000 from the big blind. Grande confirmed the count before he put a stack into the middle to call.
Ian Ivers: A♣9♦
Avery Grande: K♥10♥
Ivers was ahead with ace-high but the Q♥8♠8♥ flop gave Grande a flush draw. However, it was the 10♦ turn that gave Grande the lead. Ivers could not find an ace on the 3♠ river as his Main Event dream must wait another year.
Arnaud Mattern raised to 11,000 and Nikolay Volper called one seat over on the button. Ryan Jones then jammed the big blind for 71,000 and Mattern reshoved to force out Volper.
Ryan Jones: A♣8♣
Arnaud Mattern: K♦Q♦
The 7♦6♦5♦ flop left Jones drawing dead to runner-runner straight flush, but the 3♣ turn sealed his fate to make the 4♠ river meaningless, as Mattern's flopped flush had already locked up the elimination.
Lynda Hernandez defended her big blind against Isaac Baron and they got it in after the 9♣8♣5♠ flop with Hernandez at risk for 63,000.
Lynda Hernandez: 9♠8♠
Isaac Baron: 5♦5♥
The A♣ turn was a blank but the 8♦ river saved Hernandez with the superior full house.
Doug Polk opened to 10,000 from the cutoff with 10♣6♣ and Raul Celaya defended from the big blind with 9♠7♥.
The flop came 7♦5♦9♣ and Celaya check-called a 13,000 bet from Polk.
Celaya checked the K♠ turn and Polk bet 38,000. Celaya shoved for 193,000 and Polk mucked.
Alex Bergfors opened from the cutoff and Brian Arbaugh defended his big blind.
On the A♥J♠4♣ flop, Bergfors continued for 8,000 before Arbaugh clicked it to 20,000. Bergfors inquired about the size of Arbaugh's remaining stack before he quickly announced all in and Arbaugh snapped it off for 71,000 total.
Brian Arbaugh: 4♥4♦
Alex Bergfors: A♦6♥
Bergfors had paired his ace but Arbaugh flopped bottom set to take a commanding lead. The 5♥ turn sealed the double for Arbaugh as the Q♣ river changed nothing and Arbaugh dragged some much-needed chips, while Bergfors still retains a very comfortable stack as the largest at the table.
Vincent Giuliano opened from the button, but things escalated quickly in the blinds. Michael Allen shoved for around 119,000 from the small blind, only to be met with an almost instant re-shove from Gustavo De Lima in the big blind, who had him covered. Giuliano got out of the way, and the two blinds were left to battle it out.
Michael Allen: A♥3♥
Gustavo De Lima: A♠Q♣
It was a rough spot for Allen, dominated by De Lima’s superior ace. The board ran out 7♠9♠8♦J♠6♠, offering no help, and Allen was sent to the rail while De Lima added more chips to his growing stack.
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