Michael Campbell raised to 4,000 in the hijack, the small blind three-bet to 16,000, and Campbell called.
The flop came Q♣7♥3♠ and the small blind led out for 11,000. Campbell called and both players checked the 9♥ turn.
The small blind fired out another 25,000 on the 4♣ river and Campbell quickly called. His opponent snap-mucked his hand and Campbell took the pot without a showdown.
Lawrence Ma limped in from the small blind and Anson Tsang checked the big blind.
On the J♣K♥4♦ flop, Ma bet 2,000, and Tsang called.
A K♣ on the turn saw Ma check, Tsang bet 5,000, and Ma fold.
The player in the hijack opened to 4,500 and Frank Cucchiara defended his big blind.
Both players checked on the 6♠K♠6♥ flop and 10♣ turn, but Cucchiara then led out for 7,000 after the 3♣ completed the board.
His opponent looked him up and Cucchiara tabled K♣4♣ for kings-up. His opponent mucked and Cucchiara was sent the pot.
Adam Kharman raised to 4,000 from the hijack, when a player in the big blind three-bet to 12,500. Kharman then four-bet, before the big blind five bet all-in for 142,000. Kharman double checked his cards before putting in the chips to call.
Big Blind: K♠K♥ 
Adam Kharman: A♠A♦
It was a cooler for the at-risk player as his kings ran right into the aces of Kharman. The board ran out 3♦Q♥9♠J♠Q♦ to eliminate Kharman's opponent and send a big pot his way.
Three players were on a turn of all diamonds 10♦6♦2♦J♦. From the cutoff, Kasey Mills bet 8,500 into a pot of around 25,000. Eric Lozano called in middle position as did Ana Marquez in the small blind.
The river put a flush on the board with the K♦. Lozano jammed all in for about 81,000. Marquez folded swiftly while Mills took a bit more time before she folded also.
A player in the cutoff moved all in for around 8,000 and the button called. Tom Gottlieb then reraised to 18,000. "You would've been better off against my hand," the button told the at-risk player as he folded, saying he had ace-jack.
All-In Player: Q♥Q♠
Tom Gottlieb: K♣K♦
Gottlieb had picked up kings to leave his opponent at risk of elimination. The board ran out J♦2♣6♣9♣7♥ and Gottlieb's kings remained in the lead to narrow the field by one.
"I wish I just flat-called," Gottlieb said after the hand.
Action folded to a player in middle position who raised to 4,500, when Brian Oshust in the hijack three-bet to 15,000. When action folded back to the player in middle position, he made the call.
The flop came 4♠8♣K♦ and the middle position player checked to Oshust, who bet out 20,000. His opponent then raised Oshust all in for 78,000, and Oshust snap called.
Brian Oshust: A♠A♥
Middle Position: A♦J♦
Oshust had his opponent crushed with his pocket aces, needing to fade running cards to stay in the tournament. When the 9♣ hit the turn, it left his opponent drawing dead. Once the 4♣ came on the river, Oshust secured the double up.
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