On a completed board of 
with roughly 400,000 in the pot, David Miscikowski was in the big blind facing a bet for all of his approximately 550,000 chips by Vanessa Kade in middle position. Eventually, Miscikowski called.
Kade tabled 
for flopped top set, and Miscikowski mucked his hand as he made his way to the payout desk in 36th place.
Level: 21
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Players are now on a 10-minute break.
David Dowdy open-jammed a stack of 300,000 from under the gun and Sam Soverel flat-called off of a stack of 700,000 as the player next to act.
The action folded to Debbie Lee in the small blind, who moved all-in with Soverel covered. Soverel tanked for multiple minutes and stared off behind his signature black Ray-Bans and eventually called off for his tournament life.
David Dowdy: 
Sam Soverel: 
Debbie Lee: 
Lee's jacks were still far in front when the flop came 
, but the 
on the turn catapulted Dowdy ahead. The 
on the river didn't change things and Dowdy secured a triple-up while Soverel was eliminated a tiny side pot went in Lee's direction.
"To be fair, I showed queens last time," Dowdy said after the hand.
On a completed board of 
, David Lambard was in the big blind facing a decision for the rest of his 330,000 chips by Niko Koop in middle position. Lambard called.
Koop first turned over the case king as he revealed 
for quads to defeat Lambard's 
, and Lambard made his exit from the tournament.
Rok Gostisa got his 175,000 chips in from the cutoff and was at risk against Joey Weissman in the hijack.
Rok Gostisa: 
Joey Weissman: 
The board ran out 
to pair Gostisa's ace and confirm his double.
Daniel Moran opened to 45,000 in early position and Sam Soverel flat-called in the small blind. Ryan Hohner in the big blind then three-bet to 295,000 with just 5,000 behind and Moran responded with a four-bet all-in. Soverel quickly folded.
Ryan Hohner:
Daniel Moran:
Hohner was ahead with queens but that changed when the flop came 
to give Moran two pair. The board finished out 
to improve Moran to a full house and Hohner was eliminated.
Had Hohner not raised, it would have been a massive cooler for Soverel as he revealed he held .
"That would've been disgusting," Soverel said. "I would've been so tilted."
Lou Barlow got his 260,000 chips in from early position and was at risk against David Barlow in the hijack.
Lou Barlow:
David Dowdy:
The board ran out 
and Barlow's fishhooks held to claim the pot and secure the double.
Brock Wilson moved all-in with around 100,000 and Niko Koop re-raised behind him to get the hand heads-up.
Brock Wilson:
Niko Koop:
Wilson was dominated and received no help from the runout of 
to get sent to the rail.
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