Andy Hwang opened, Nathan Gamble called and the flop came 
. Gamble check-called 63,000. The turn came the 
and both players checked again. The river was the 
. Gamble checked and Hwang bet 150,000.
Gamble called and snap-mucked when Hwang showed the [Ac 5h}.
We found Zo Karim all in with 
from early position against the 
of Ray Qartomy. According to the players at the table, Karim opened and then called for what looked like about 400,000 when Qartomy put him all in from the big blind. The tens held, eliminating Karim.
Maxx Coleman put his last 31,000 in under the gun and Daniel Fuhs made it 60,000 in the next seat. Brian Reinert called, and Viet Vo shoved from the big blind for 303,000 total. Fuhs called, as did Reinert. The flop fell 
and Fuhs bet 325,000 into the dry side pot. Reinert quickly mucked.
Fuhs: 
Vo: 
Coleman: 
Vo had some outs with a straight draw but it was Fuhs improving to a boat on the 
runout.
Level: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
The board was 
. Ray Qartomy bet 100,000, Maxx Coleman moved all in for 343,000 and Kevin Eyster surprised the table by calling from the button. Qartomy thought before he announced he was all in for 326,000.
Qartomy: 
Eyster: 
Coleman: 
Qartomy was ahead but his opponents had a ton of outs to knock him out of the event. The board completed 
. Qartomy's set held and he celebrated. While the stacks were counted, Qartomy did a bit of the Ric Flair strut between tables, celebrating his run from 70,000 to now over a million in an hour.
We found Ray Qartomy open-shoving his 68,000 stack and action folded all they way around to Brian Reinert in the big blind. He asked for the total and called blind. Qartomy showed the 
and Reinert turned over the 
one at a time. Qartomy hit a king on the flop, his hand held and he doubled up.
Two hands later, Maxx Coleman opened to 40,000 and Qartomy moved all in from the big blind. Coleman thought for a bit and called holding the 
. Qartomy tabled the and said, "You know I only play the premiums."
The board ran 
, Qartomy made Broadway and now has a stack of 350,000.
Andy Hwang fired 56,000 from middle position on an 
flop and Layne Flack made it 140,000 to go on the button. Hwang called and Flack immediately jammed the 
turn when checked to. It was right around 380,000 and Hwang thought about 90 seconds and dropped in a call.
Hwang: 
Flack: 
Flack was ahead but had some cards to dodge, as Hwang could hit two pair, trips or a straight to beat him. The 
was a safe river for the six-time bracelet winner.
Cary Jones opened in early position and Jake Bazeley moved all in for 268,000. Action folded back to Jones and he called holding . Bazeley tabled , the board ran 
and Bazeley doubled.
The very next hand, Jones and Bazeley went to a flop of 
and Jones moved all in. Bazeley called and had pocket kings for the second hand in a row. Jones was beside himself and tabled . The board completed 
, Jones was eliminated and Bazeley chipped up significantly in back-to-back hands.
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