Joshua Pridgen got his entire stack in the middle before the flop and Matt Affleck called from the small blind to put him at risk.
Pridgen: 
Affleck: 
Pridgen was flipping for his tournament life and Affleck needed help from the deck in order to win the pot. The board ran out 
, counterfeiting Pridgen's pocket pair and giving Affleck the pot with his ace.
Mikey Wangh opened and then Dan Heimiller three-bet to 72,000.
Wangh then moved all in and when Heimiller got a count he heard it was 178,000 more. Heimiller thought for several minutes before saying he hated to call with his hand but felt he had to.
Wangh: 
Heimiller: 
The board ran out 
The dealer spotted the rivered straight for Wangh before anyone else and a surprised and relieved Wangh got a double-up and took his seat again.
Thomas Mohler and Samuel Vonkennel went heads up to a flop of 
. Vonkennel bet out 32,000, Mohler called, and the 
hit the turn. Vonkennel slowed down with a check, and Mohler fired out 40,000. Vonkennel quickly called, and the 
hit the river. Vonkennel checked again, Mohler fired out 50,000, and Vonkennel again quickly called.
He would quickly muck his hand though, as Mohler rolled over 
for trip tens. Mohler jumped up to 580,000 after that hand, while Vonkennel is getting short with 150,000.
Niveau: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Andrew Hedley raised to 28,000 from under the gun, Upeshka De Silva called from middle position, Renato Nomura called from the button, and the big blind called, as well.
The flop came 
and action checked to De Silva. He bet 58,000, Nomura folded, as did the big blind, and after brief consideration, Hedley mucked and De Silva took the pot.
Chris Ferguson had got a little short earlier in the level when Upeshka De Silva had doubled up through him.
Shaotong Chang just got the last of his chips and she related how Ferguson was all in holding 
and Chang had .
Chang started with the best hand and ended up rivering a flush.
Ferguson was out and with that he finished the summer on 17 cashes.
Tony Dam shoved from early position for what looked like 125,000 and action folded around to Matt Affleck in the big blind. After some thought, Affleck called to put Dam at risk.
Affleck: 
Dam: 
Dam was racing for his tournament life and Affleck needed to improve in order to take the pot and eliminate his opponent. The board ran out 
and Dam doubled up with jacks full of sevens.
After a raise of 28,000 from Eugene Todd, Stephen Russo moved all in for his final 147,000. It folded back around to Todd, who didn't take very long to make the call.
Russo: 
Todd:
Russo was in rough shape, and he started to get up out of his chair right away. The flop of 
gave Russo some backdoor straight and flush outs, and the 
on the turn was one of the best cards he could have seen. An ace, three, or diamond would work for Russo now, and the hit the river to give him the nut flush and the double-up.
Alexander Haber opened for 25,000 and Tin Lee three-bet in position to 60,000. The remainder of the table folded and Haber called the raise.
The flop was 
.
Haber checked and then snap-called when Lee moved all in.
Haber: 
Lee:
The turn was the and the river the .
Haber got a full double-up for his set.
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