Aaron Dolgin Eliminated in 14th Place ($12,373)

Noah Vaillancourt opened under the gun to 20,000 and everybody folded to Aaron Dolgin in the cut off. He didn't waste any time and announced all in for 111,000 total. The button and both blinds folded and Vaillancourt made the call after some counting. Vaillancourt showed and was up against .

Dolgin would get unlucky as the flop came queen high: . Dolgin still had all the aces and kings as well, as some back door outs, but wouldn't hit: on the turn, on the river. "Are you guys in the money yet?" the dealer asked. "Pay out table 362!" he shouted after the other players pointed out that there were only two tables left in the tournament.