Jonathan Therme and Alexander Yen got their chips in the middle on a board of 
. Therme had 
with two spades for two pair, jacks and nines, with a missed flush draw. Yen, though, had made a better two pair, kings and sevens, with 
to win the pot and knock out Therme in 13th place.
In a heads-up pot on a flop of 
, Jonathan Therme in the big blind check-raised to 375,000 with 300,000 in the middle. Chase Fujita on the button called.
Therme slowed down and checked on the 
turn and Fujita moved all-in for around 650,000. Therme folded.
Ryan Gibson, Alexander Yen, and Chase Fujita each put in 100,000 before the flop. When the flop came 
, Gibson bet 300,000, Yen folded, but Fujita went into the tank.
Eventually, Fujita splashed in the chips to call thinking Gibson was all in. The floor was called over and it was ruled the all-in action would stand.
Gibson had 
for a pair of tens and a gutshot but was crushed by the 
of Fujita. The board ran out 
, and Gibson, who began the day with a massive chip lead, was eliminated in 14th place.
In a single-raised four-way pot that checked through on the flop of 
, Craig Chait bet 175,000 on the 
turn after opening preflop. Tim Vanloo check-called while the two other players in the hand folded.
Both players checked on the river and Vanloo tabled the winner with 
for two pair.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The remaining 14 players are on a 60-minute dinner break and will return at 7:45 p.m. local time.
Gabe Ramos moved his short-stack all in and was called by Youness Barakat. Ramos had 
and hit top pair on the flop of , but Barakat had to make trip tens.
"How does that happen," Ramos said as he and his Doberman Ozy made their exit in 15th place.
Michael Perrone and Tim Vanloo both doubled up at different tables. Vanloo was in a hand against Ryan Gibson and got it in after flopping a straight.
Dylan Weisman put Robert Aerenson all in for his last 650,000 before the flop and Aerenson called for his tournament life.
Robert Aerenson: 
Dylan Weisman: 
Aerenson was crushed by Weisman's aces and received no help from the 
board. He was eliminated in 16th place, while Weisman increased his tournament chip lead.
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