After a raise it was Elliott Peterman who decided to call for 12,000 and Keven Stammen three-bet from the button to 37,000. The initial raiser folded before Peterman moved all in for about 170,000 chips. Stammen called right away creating a big pot, and the following showdown.
Stammen: 
Peterman: 
The board brought no help and Stammen raked in a huge pot, which sent Peterman to the rail in the process.
Nick Yunis raised under the gun to 12,000 and the player to his left called before Javier Zarco three-bet all in for 84,000. The action folded back to Yunis who called, and the third player involved folded.
Yunis: 
Zarco: 
The board ran out 
and Zarco hit the rail.
Peter Gilmore was all in for about 75,000 with 
against Michael Rocco's 
.
Gilmore took the lead after the 
flop, but couldnt hold up after the 
turn and 
river gave Rocco a winning flush. Gilmore finished in 56th place.
He collected $5,553 for his showing.
Nick Maimone moved all in for 49,500 over the top of a raise from Steve McNally. McNally made the call when the action got back to him with the 
. Maimone held the 
.
The 
flop didn't exactly make Maimone feel good about his chances, as McNally picked up top pair and a flush draw to boot. The turn was the 
, and the river completed the board with the 
.
Maimone was eliminated in 58th place.
From middle position, newly-seated table member Markus Gonsalves opened to 13,000. Tom Middleton was in the hijack seat and reraised all in for 118,500. Daniel Moorman was in the cutoff seat next to act and he moved all in himself, albeit for a slightly less 98,000. Play folded back to Gonsalves, and he couldn't believe it.
"You've got to be f***ing kidding me," he said. "Is this real?"
"Welcome to the table," someone joked.
Gonsalves thought for a bit, but eventually folded his hand.
"I'm not even going to shove you guys," he said as he slid his hand to the muck. "I can't."
Middleton tabled the 
, and Moorman showed the 
.
"I could be the best," Gonsalves quipped.
The board ran out 
to give Middleton quad kings and bust Moorman in 59th place.
Russell Thomas was all in from the small blind for about 60,000 with 
against Rudy Lucas' 
on the button.
The board came down 
, giving Lucas a pair of jacks to eliminate Thomas in 60th place.
Mark Davidoff was all in for remaning 70,000-ish with 
against Chris Csik's .
The board ran out 
, no help to Davidoff, ending his tournament in 61st place.
Calvin Anderson opened to 13,500 from the cutoff, Patrick Mahoney reraised all in for about 62,000 from the button and Anderson called.
Anderson:
Mahoney: 
The board rolled out 
, no help to Mahoney, ending his tournament in 62nd place.
Patrick Mahoney was just all in for his tournament life worth 28,000 chips, and after he got called by Michael Wasserman this was the showdown.
Mahoney:
Wasserman: 
The board ran out 
and Mahoney kept his tournament hopes alive.
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