Jonathan Tamayo raised all in for about 980,000 from under the gun and found action from Thi Nguyen in the small blind. Tamayo showed 
, trailing Nguyen's 
.
The flop came down 
, giving Tamayo the lead with a set of eights. However, the 
turn fell to give Nguyen the lead with a set of nines. The river was the 
, no help to Tamayo, ending his tournament in 28th place for $16,932.
Scott Horvath and Brayden Gazlay were all in preflop and Horvath had a fair chance with 
against . Gazlay's eights, however, cruised through the board with zero harm as the 
texture secured the win for Gazlay who improved his already large stack. Gazlay is sitting on a huge chip lead with 4,580,000.
Thi Nguyen jammed for 275,000 under the gun and Jonathan Tamayo looked her up from the middle position.
Nguyen was excited to see that her 
was live against 
and she had more reasons to celebrate when the 
board rolled out.
"Chip and a chair," Joe Cada said, sitting to Nguyen's left. "The next one's gonna hurt," he added.
Jared Hamby was all in from the hijack for about 550,000 with 
, Haixia Zhang was all in for less from the cutoff with 
, and Leif Force had them bother covered on the button with .
The board ran out 
, giving Force tens and nines to score the double eliminations.
Niveau: 30
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Martin Jacobson raised all in for roughly 400,000 from the button and Jonathan Tamayo isolated from the small blind with , leading Jacobson's 
.
The board ran out 
, giving Tamayo aces up to eliminate Jacobson in 34th place for $16,392
Thi Nguyen was all in for her remaining shrapnel and her held against her opponent's 
after she hit a queen on the flop. A nine on the turn made things more dramatic but the river bricked and Nguyen survived.
Richard Cox raised to 140,000 from the hijack, Will Givens three-bet to 325,000 from the cutoff, and Cox called.
The flop came 
and Cox checked. Givens bet 320,000 and Cox called.
The turn brought the and Cox shoved for 660,000. Givens went into the tank and ultimately folded. Cox showed 
and took the pot.
Thi Nguyen and Bob Shao ended up all in with big pairs with Shao having the best of it with 
versus 
. The kings held on the board of 
and Nguyen had to concede the vast majority of her stack as Shao doubled for 795,000. Nguyen was left with fewer than two big blinds.
Chris Conrad opened the hijack to 125,000 and Allen Kessler three-bet shoved from the cutoff for 595,000. Nishant Sharma woke up with a hand in the small blind and reraised all in for a little bit more. Conrad got out of the way and Kessler saw Sharma roll over the . Kessler had and the 
gave him some backdoors.
"Club!" Kessler shouted but the turn fell 
instead. He asked for a queen on the river but the sent him to the rail after the dealer verified that Sharma had him covered.
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