Jonas Mackoff got his final 990,000 in the middle preflop holding 
, and he was racing against the 
of Daniel Turner. The window card shot Mackoff into the lead, coming down 
. The 
hit the turn, and the river might have given Mackoff a bit of a scare, but it was the 
not a nine.
Joining the action on the 
turn with around 800,000 in the middle, Paul Senat announced all in out of the small blind for his last 730,000 and Jonathan Dwek quickly called in the big blind. The camera crews quickly rushed to the table while the cards were tabled to see Senat already drawing dead.
Senat: 
Dwek: 
No card in the deck could avoid the elimination of Senat, who was officially eliminated in 70th place for $101,444 as soon as the 
river completed the board.
Scott Stewart opened from middle position for 160,000. Big blind Damian Salas three-bet to 550,000 and the decision was back on Stewart. He four-bet to 1.2 million and Salas fired back with a five-bet to 2,030,000, leaving himself 2,330,000 behind. Stewart called.
The flop came 
and Salas bet 605,000, leaving 1,725,000 back. Stewart shoved all in rather quickly and Salas instantly called.
Salas: 
Stewart: 
The 
on the turn and 
on the river were blanks and Salas doubled.
"Come on!' Salas said. "Wow! Sick flop! My god, wow!"
Action folded around to Brandon Meyers in the small blind and he moved all in for his last 1,300,000. [Removed:508] snap-called from the big blind.
Meyers was at risk and behind with 
up against Crivello's 
.
The flop came 
and Meyers picked up a flush draw for some outs to stay alive. The turn was the 
, giving Meyers a flush. He needed to fade another club and he did as the hit the river. Meyers collected the double.
Dan Ott opened to 180,000 in middle position and Colin Moffatt three-bet to 575,000 in late position. It folded back around to Ott and he moved all in. Moffatt called for his remaining stack of around 2,750,000 total.
Ott: 
Moffatt:
Ott was well in the lead with pocket kings. The board ran out 
, providing no help to Moffatt, and he was eliminated.
Moffatt takes home $101,444 for his 71st-place finish in the Main.
Christian Pham has been on a tear as of late, taking down several pots preflop, a few on the flop, and steadily rebuilding his stack after being down to just over 2 million less than an hour ago. Shawn Daniels was one of the unfortunate victims of Pham's heater as Pham just eliminated Daniels from the tournament.
Christian Pham opened with a raise to 260,000 from the hijack and action folded around to Shawn Daniels who was in the small blind. He moved all in for 1,680,000 and Pham went into the tank. He tanked for several minutes before the clock was called. Pham tanked down until there was only 10 seconds left, then called with a covering stack.
Pham:
Daniels: 
The flop was an exciting one when it came down , giving Pham a better pair, but Daniels a flush draw. The turn was the 
though, not improving Daniels, and the didn't improve him either, so he was eliminated from the tournament in 72nd place. Pham's heater has him now sitting just under 8 million chips.
Gregory Goldberg raised all in from the small blind and Ryan Leng called all in from the big blind for 1,255,000.
Goldberg: 
Leng:
The flop came down 
, giving Goldberg flush and straight outs. The turn was the 
, giving Goldberg the lead with a pair of fives. However, the river was the 
and gave both players a seven-high straight to chop the pot.
Ian Johns raised to 180,000 from the cutoff and Bryan Piccioli called from the button. The flop came and Johns led out for 260,000. Piccioli made the call and the turn was the .
Johns checked this time and Piccioli quickly fired out a bet of 600,000. Johns thought for a moment and then pushed all of his stacks into the middle for 1,700,000. Piccioli didn't waste any time calling and tabled 
. Johns was behind with , but had many outs to double up.
The river landed the 
and Johns bricked all of his outs. Piccioli celebrated after scooping a big pot and Johns left the tournament area after being eliminated.
Valentin Messina three-bet shoved on Arash Ghaneian and four-bet shoved on Connor Drinan to move up the ranks and add about 400,000 to his stack.
On one of the hands, Valentin opened to 180,000 and Ghaneian called before Drinan reraised from the small blind, making it 550,000. Valentin shoved all in and had both players well covered. Ghaneian and Drinan both folded.
Ghaniean got one shove through afterwards, going from just under 1.2 million to 1.3 million.
Cosmin Joldis raised it up from early position, and John Hesp next to him was the lone caller. The flop came down , and Joldis continued for 325,000. Hesp announced a raise to 650,000, and Joldis thought for a bit before tossing away his cards.
"Show the bluff," Joldis said softly.
"You want to see it?" Hesp asked him. Joldis nodded and Hesp showed for just king high.
"Like a boss," another table mate commented as Hesp scooped the pot to up his stack to 3.6 million.
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