There was roughly 65,000 in the pot on 5♠A♦K♦Q♣.
Alexander Greenblatt from middle position bet 60,000; Maksim Pisarenko called in the big blind.
Pisarenko decided to lead on the J♥ river, and to Pisarenko's surprise, he got raised to 110,000. Pisarenko was in the blender for about two minutes before he made the fold.
Joshua Mccully in the big blind and Yannick Capocetti in late position had already built a pot of 70,000 on a board of 8♣Q♦10♠10♥.
After a check, Capocetti fattened the pot further with a 60,000 bet. Mccully, unmoving, took a few seconds before matching the bet for a call.
The river J♠ dropped, and both players tapped the table for a check. Mccully showed Q♣6♣, triggering Capocetti to throw his hand in the muck.
Both Giuseppe Pantaleo and Jarred Graham will at least get their buy-in back due to both bubbling the tournament.
Hand 1:
Jarred Graham shoved 56,000 from the cutoff; Mykhailo Lendel called on the button, and the blinds folded.
Jarred Graham: A♥K♥ 
Mykhailo Lendel: J♥J♦
The board ran out 4♥6♣2♣8♦3♥, and Graham was eliminated.
Hand 2 (on a different table):
Giuseppe Pantaleo shoved 81,000 from the cutoff; Dany Georges called from the small blind.
Giuseppe Pantaleo: 9♣9♠
Dany Georges: K♠K♦
The board ran out 7♠10♥J♠10♦5♦, and Giuseppe Pantaleo was eliminated.
We are currently hand-for-hand, with only two more players needing to be eliminated before we reach the money.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
On the button, Michael Phillips raised to 16,000 and was called by big blind Benjamin Underwood to see a flop.
The dealer fanned out 10♠9♥A♣, which both players checked. The turn 9♠ dropped, and Underwood made a 45,000 overbet, which was enough to take down the pot.
The action was caught with David Schneider having 16,000 in front of him on the button, and Jinyoung Park raised to 55,000 from the big blind. Josh Arieh then put in a four-bet to 120,000, which quickly got Schneider out of the way. Park made the call, and the two players went heads-up to a flop of A♦2♦7♠.
Park, first to act, immediately moved all in, comfortably covering Arieh's remaining stack. With the money bubble looming and only a handful of eliminations needed before the field reached the payouts, Arieh went deep into the tank.
After tanking for a while, Park called for time, and Arieh eventually released his hand into the muck.
Once the pot was pushed his way, Park turned over 4♦3♦ to show he had a flush draw. Arieh could only nod in acknowledgment as Park collected the chips.
Heads up, the action passed to Caleb Piderit, who then fired 14,000 into a 40,000 pot beside a A♣J♠6♥ flop. Jonathan Hankar in the small blind took his time to consider his options and called to see another card.
After another check on the 3♣ turn, Piderit continued with 40,000 which was enough to win the pot.
Daniel Rezaei opened to 16,000 in early position before calling a three-bet to 42,000 from Dorian Rios in the cutoff.
The dealer spread a 7♣A♥8♥ flop, which saw Rezaei check-raise to 45,000 after Rios had continued for 18,000. Rios called.
The action checked through on the 2♣ turn, and Rezaei checked once again on the J♠ river. This time, Rios didn't check behind, instead putting 35,000 into the middle. Rezaei called, but it was bad news. Rios tabled A♠A♦ for top set, and Rezaei mucked his hand.
Akshat Bajaj opened to 16,000 in early position, prompting Nicolas Yunis in late position to shove all-in for 146,000. Bajaj looked unsure of what to do next so left it to the roll of a 12-sided die. After the roll, he jammed his chips in for a call.
Nicolas Yunis: A♣K♠
Akshat Bajaj: J♦J♠
Yunis immediately moved forward, hitting a pair on the K♣2♣2♥ flop. The runout 6♣Q♦ didn't help turn things around for Bajaj, leaving him with one 1,000-chip to work with after the dealer pushed the pot to Yunis.
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