Shunjiro Kita open-jammed for 350,000 in the small blind, and Joseph Cheong called with the covering stack in the big blind.
Shunjiro Kita: A♣Q♣ 
Joseph Cheong: A♦5♦
Kita locked up the pot on the 10♥9♣6♦Q♠ turn, and Cheong paid his opponent as the 8♠ river rolled off.
Frank Brannan jammed from the small blind, and Nicholas Palma called for his last 315,000 from the big blind.
Nicholas Palma: A♦9♦
Frank Brannan: K♦9♠
Palma had Brannan dominated and left him needing running cards after pairing his ace on the A♠2♠J♣ flop.
The J♦ turn left Brannan drawing dead, making the 8♣ river a mere formality, and Palma doubled.
When the action folded to Roman Hrabec in the small blind, he moved all in, and Brian Rast made a quick call in the big blind.
Roman Hrabec: Q♦8♥
Brian Rast: 10♥10♦
The 5♦K♥Q♥ looked good for Hrabec, but he was left drawing dead on the 10♣ turn.
The A♦ completed the board, and Hrabec headed out.
In a preflop confrontation, Patrick Eskandar was all in for his final few chips, Brian Battistone had his last 300,000 or so at risk, and Michael Rocco had both of them covered.
Patrick Eskandar: 8♥7♣
Brian Battistone: A♦K♠
Michael Rocco: K♥K♣
Rocco's kings held when the board ran out 3♠10♠4♦3♦9♦, knocking out two opponents in one fell swoop.
When it folded to Oliver Bosch in the small blind, he jammed, and Nick Guagenti called for his last 230,000 from the big blind.
Nick Guagenti: Q♠7♠
Oliver Bosch: K♣2♥
Guagenti started behind with queen-high against Bosch's king-high, but that changed when he paired his seven on the 7♥4♦8♥ flop.
The 3♣ turn and A♣ river changed nothing, and Guagenti secured the double-up at Bosch's expense.
Niall Farrell raised to 60,000 under the gun. It folded to Virgile Turchi in the big blind, who jammed all in for 225,000. Farrell quickly called after confirming the amount.
Virgile Turchi: A♠Q♥
Niall Farrell: Q♣J♣
Both players made two pair on the 4♥J♠A♥Q♠2♠ board, but Turchi's hand remained better to secure the double-up.
Over at another table, Zachary Fischer moved in his 240,000 from the small blind. Michael Acevedo called after some thought in the big blind.
Zachary Fischer: Q♥5♥
Michael Acevedo: 10♦8♦
Acevedo found a pair on the 8♥K♣2♦6♥9♣ board, eliminating Fischer from the tournament.
Seeing a min-raise from Matthew Widdoes in the cutoff ahead of him, Michael Jozoff called in the big blind.
Jozoff then checked over to Widdoes on a J♠8♥4♦ flop, who bet one big blind. Jozoff responded with a check-jam for 225,000, and Widdoes snap-called.
Michael Jozoff: 10♠9♣
Matthew Widdoes: A♥Q♣
"Oh, I was trying to make you fold that", Jozoff told Widdoes.
The K♠ turn and 8♦ river were no use to Jozoff, who was eliminated.
"He obviously doesn't know how rich you are", a player at the table said to Widdoes.
Widdoes responded, "I'm only here for a week; I didn't come to fold".
Adam Hendrix raised from the hijack, and Ankur Khemani called in the cutoff. Walter Fisher jammed for 160,000 from the big blind, and Hendrix reshoved, covering both players. Khemani tank-folded, and the cards were turned over with Fisher at risk.
Walter Fisher: K♣Q♥
Adam Hendrix: 4♦4♠
It was a coin flip that went Fisher's way after he spiked a king on the K♦J♠9♠8♦3♠ runout, earning himself a much-needed double-up.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
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