In a blind versus blind confrontation, David Tuthill got all of his 4,165,000 chips in the middle against Christopher Stallkamp.
David Tuthill: 
Christopher Stallkamp: 
Tuthill was well behind going to the river on a board of 
, but he hit the 
to make a straight. Stallkamp, left with an unwanted rivered set, handed over the massive pot to Tuthill.
"Nice two-outer man," a frustrated Stallkamp said.
The action was picked up on the flop with the board showing 
and the pot of over 2.4 million in chips.
Matthew Hunt bet 475,000 and the action was on Erkut Yilmaz who raised all-in for his remaining 3.1 million.
Hunt made the call to put Yilmaz at risk for his tournament life.
Erkut Yilmaz: 
Matthew Hunt: 
Hunt had the best hand but the turn 
gave Yilmaz trip sevens. Hunt was drawing to one of the remaining Queens in the deck but it was the 
river and no help to Hunt and with that Yilmaz doubles through Hunt.
Anthony Mar got the rest of his chips in the middle against Christopher Stallkamp.
Anthony Mar: 
Christopher Stallkamp:
Mar lost some outs on the 
flop that gave Stallkamp the nut flush draw. "That's a good flop," Stallkamp said.
The 
on the turn left Mar drawing to two outs for a straight, but he missed the 
on the river. Mar was still talking about the aces vs. kings hand he lost earlier as he made his way to the exit.
Niveau: 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Shawn Sparks moved all in for around 750,000 and Petar Kalev called in the big blind.
"I looked at one. Let's sweat it together," Sparks said. He happened to wake up with , while Kalev had .
Sparks was in a perfect spot for a double up until disaster struck on the flop. Kalev flopped a full house on 
, and Sparks wouldn't get a miracle on the turn or river to bust.
"This game is rigged," Sparks said, still smiling despite his misfortune.
The action was picked up when John Frenz went all-in for 2.2 million and was called by Micahel Rossitto to put Frenz at risk for his tournament life.
John Frenz: 
Michael Rossitto: 
The board ran out 
and Frenz doubled up. Rossitto was left crippled with only one big blind left.
James Rubinski raised pre-flop and called the all-in shove of Anthony Mar for around 4,000,000.
James Rubinski:
Anthony Mar: 
It was a massive cooler in a pot worth 8,000,000, and Rubinski's aces would hold on the 
board. Mar stopped to take a photo of the board before handing over most of his stack.
"This one better make the news," he said.
The action was picked up preflop when Osmin Dardon went all-in for his remaining 2.3 million in chips and was called by Matthew Hunt to put Dardon at risk for his tournament life.
Osmin Dardon:
Matthew Hunt:
The board ran out 
giving Dardon the best hand with the jack on the flop and he doubled up through Hunt.
Table #6 has been a flurry of activity lately, with several massive pots.
In the first, Christopher Morehouse got his last 2,500,000 in the middle against Hsuan-Chao Chen with . Chen had 
and won the coin flip when the board came 
to eliminate Morehouse and climb to 8,000,000.
The very next hand at this table, John Frenz shoved for 880,000, Byron Yang re-shoved, and Wataru Miyashita called both players.
John Frenz: 
Byron Yang:
Wataru Miyashita:
Frenz was in third place but hit a runner-runner flush on a board of . "Oh baby!" he yelled while pointing to the fourth diamond on the river.
Frenz tripled up, while Yang was eliminated.
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