Chris Moorman looked to have put in a three-bet small blind versus cutoff and he bet 33,000 on the 
. Qing Liu called, bringing a 
. Moorman checked and pretty quickly called 70,000 from Liu. Both players checked the 
and Moorman tabled 
.
No good, as Liu had 
.
Chino Rheem bet 230,000 into a pot that looked to contain around 350,000. He was in middle position, with the board having come 
. James Anderson thought about a minute from under the gun then placed a chip in the middle.
Rheem spun 
in for the flopped nuts and Anderson flashed 
.
Anthony Zinno looked to have opened on the button and called all in for about 220,000 against Matthias Auer in the small blind.
Auer: 
Zinno: 
Zinno was in good shape on the 
flop but the 
turn left him in need on the river. It was a 
, ending the bubble and busting Zinno.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Erik Cajelais opened under the gun and called a three-bet by Adam Hendrix a couple of seats over. Both players checked the flop for a board of 
. Cajelais check-called 52,000. On the river, Cajelais checked and Hendrix bombed it for 320,000.
Cajelais called almost immediately but Hendrix tabled for the nuts.
On a flop of 
, all the money went in with Henok Sellasie bet-calling off about 94,000. He flipped over 
then tossed his chips in disgustedly when his opponent on the left flashed pocket jacks before the dealer ordered them to turn their cards back over.
When an interminable hand ended at another table at long last, Sellasie was ready for the pain to be done. However, the hit the turn and his opponent had 
, meaning he was live.
"That's as sick as it gets," someone muttered.
Then, the 
completed the board and Sellasie pumped his fist and shouted in celebration before apologizing to his opponent, who seemed unperturbed by the wild beat and shrugged.
Chris Moorman opened early, Upeshka De Silva three-bet him in the cutoff, and the big blind shoved all in for about 230,000. Moorman called for less and De Silva mucked.
Moorman:
Opponent: 
The 
flop had Moorman moving to exit but the stopped him in his tracks. The 
means the tournament continues hand-for-hand play as Moorman collected about 185,000.
Jeff Trudeau opened in the hijack, Nick Pupillo three-bet to about 54,000 in the cutoff, and Paul Balzano was thinking things over in the small blind. He moved all in for around 330,000. Trudeau quickly folded.
It wasn't clear whether Pupillo was covered as the two players had very similar stacks. About a minute later, Pupillo surrendered.
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