Thomas Winters was all in against Justin Zaki to be at risk on the stone money bubble.
Thomas Winters: 7♣7♦ 
Justin Zaki: A♣K♣
A double up seemed imminent as the board started 6♥5♦J♣9♠, but the A♥ landed on the river to pair Zaki's ace as Winters was sent to the rail.
Justin Zaki open-jammed in the small blind and Paul Roy called off in the big blind to be at risk on the soft bubble.
Paul Roy: A♣3♦
Justin Zaki: 9♣7♠
Roy couldn't stay ahead of the player who took most of his stack a short while earlier as the board ran out 7♦4♦6♣K♥2♣ to mark his elimination on the soft bubble.
Level: 16
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Justin Zaki was all in for around 500,000 against Paul Roy to his left.
Justin Zaki: Q♦Q♣
Paul Roy: A♠J♠
The flop landed 10♥K♣3♣ to give Roy a Broadway draw and begin a rollercoaster runout as the Q♠ turn gave him the nuts before the 3♦ landed on the river to give Zaki a full house for a big double on the soft bubble.
Qinghai Pan open-jammed in the hijack and David Decker called in the next seat.
Qinghai Pan: 10♦10♣
David Decker: A♥Q♥
Decker took the lead on the flop of 5♥6♠A♠ and nothing changed as the board finished out 8♥J♣ to mark The Fisherman's elimination.
Level: 15
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
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Erik Seidel was all in for 305,000 from the cutoff against the small blind.
Erik Seidel: 9♥9♠
Small Blind: A♣Q♥
Seidel's nines stayed ahead as the board ran out 10♣K♣5♦2♦8♣ to earn the Poker Hall of Famer a double.
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