We found Matthew Schwarmann, Riley Fuller and Andrew Whitaker all in preflop.
Schwarmann: 
Whitaker: 
Fuller: 
The board ran out 
, and Schwarmann eliminated both short stacks.
Meanwhile, Erik Seidel got all in with kings against queens at another table. His hand held, and he doubled up.
Gavin Smith was all in before the flop against two other players, one of them was David Gonia.
The flop came out 
and Gonia checked to the player on the button who bet 4,600. Gonia called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked. On the 
river Gonia led for 8,500 and the other player folded.
"Two pair," Gonia said, turning up his 
.
"Nice dealing," Smith said as he tapped the table and asked the floor for his payout card.
Cards are back in the air and players are now in action.
Nível: 16
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Players are on a 20-minute break, the second of the day.
We didn't see the action but we do know that David Gonia was raking in a huge pot and most of the chips appeared to belong to Gavin Smith as he only has 4,500 left.
Daniel Dipasquale got a short-stacked Andrew Margolis all in preflop.
Margolis: 
Dipasquale: 
Dipasquale rivered an ace, and Margolis is done.
A few players that went bust but will still be taking home $5,556.
We were hanging around Jesse Sylvia's table when we saw his good friend and the woman with the most earnings in poker, Vanessa Selbst, come give him a chat.
She greeted him by remembering, "I was watching you in the hall when you took out Jeremy Ausmus with Ace-Nine. I nearly cried!"
She was referring to Slyvia's 2012 Main Event Run when he knocked out Ausmus when he called with a pair of nines and eliminated Ausmus in fifth place. They had a good laugh and smile about the good old days and then Slyvia wished Selbst good luck in the Seven Card Stud Event and they parted ways.
We didn't see how it happened, but the seat formerly occupied by Ari Engel has been vacated.
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