A short-stacked Adam Foster moved all in for 240,000 and would find one caller in David "ODB" Baker. Foster held 
and Baker said "this is the bottom of my range" as he turned over 
. The board ran out 
to eliminate Foster in 23rd place which was good for $15,876. Baker moved to 2.1 million chips with the win.
In a blind-vs-blind confrontation, Rhett Trusler would take 
against Kyle Arora's 
. Trusler was all in and at risk and would prevail when the board ran out 
. That double up would move him to 1.35 million while Arora was left with just 525,000.
Gil George was all in and at risk before the flop for his last roughly 450,000 against Jason Helder. George tabled 
and was racing for his tournament life against Helder's 
.
The flop came 
, keeping George's pocket nines out in front. The 
on the turn, however, changed everything as it gave Helder a Broadway straight for the win. The finished the community cards and George was sent home in 24th place. Helder now holds the chip lead with about 4.45 million.
We arrived at the end of the hand to see Joseph Cheong and Bryan Campanello looking down at a board of 
. Cheong checked the river and Campanello fired out 85,000. Cheong cut out a raise to what looked like 375,000, sending Campanello into the tank.
Ultimately, Campanello elected to call. He mucked his hand, though, after seeing Cheong's 
for quad sevens. Cheong took down the pot and boosted his stack to 2.32 million.
Keith Carter moved all in first to act from the small blind for just shy of a million in chips. Jason Helder peeked at his cards in the big blind and made the call with 
. It was a race as Helder had 
. Carter would end up hitting two pair but it would be no good as Helder would flop a set. Carter collected $14,288 for his play and Helder moved up to 3.8 million in chips, good for the current chip lead.
Abdul Almagableh opened to 75,000 from late position and Jonathan Gaviao reraised to 200,000 from the small blind. The big blind folded and Almagableh would tank for several minutes — long enough for the clock to be called on him. He decided to move all in and was quickly called by Gaviao who held 
. Almagableh held and would score the double up to 1.1 million chips when the board came 
. Gaviao was left with 1.25 million.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Joseph Cheong and Kevin Eyster took a flop of 
. Cheong was first to act and he fired out a bet of 110,000. Eyster, on the button, came over the top for 250,000 total. Cheong called to see a turn.
The dealer put out the 
on the turn and Cheong checked to the raiser. Eyster knocked the table back, allowing the to finish the community cards. Both players checked again and Cheong showed down the winning . He now has about 1.65 million to his name.
Bryan Campanello moved all in over the top of Travis Rice for 545,000 total and Rice made the call with 
. Campanello held 
and the board would run safe for him to give him a much needed double up to over a million. Rice is still one of the big stacks in the room with 2.45 million.
In unseen action Pedro Palacio was eliminated in 27th place and Primo Niyati followed him to the rail in 26th place. Both earned $14,288 for their efforts.
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