Dan O'Brien completed to 20,000 and Yuval Bronshtein called before Todd Dakake raised and O'Brien called all-in for his last 40,000. Bronshtein called also before folding on fourth as both player's board ran out as following:
O'Brien: /
Bronshtein: (X-X) / (folded on fourth)
Dakake: /
With O'Brien drawing to a king-low, he found the on the river, but it would be Dakake's on the river that would give him a nine-eight low to send O'Brien to the rail.
Todd Barlow completed and Yuval Bronshtein called before Barlow fired fourth, fifth and sixth streets with Bronshtein calling each time.
Barlow: (X-X) / / (X)
Bronshtein: (X-X) / / (X)
On seventh Bronshtein bet out 40,000 and Barlow called leaving himself just 10,000. Bronshtein announced a nine and flashed his , but it would be Barlow's for a eight-seven that would see him double through.
Todd Dakake completed and Naoya Kihara called before he called on fourth also. On fifth, Kihara bet and Dakake raised with Kihara calling before he bet out on sixth and Dakake called.
Dakake: (X-X) / / (X)
Kihara: (X-X) / / (X)
On seventh Kihara bet and Dakake called flashing his only to lose to Kihara's for a seven-five.
Yuval Bronshtein completed and Brandon Shack-Harris called before David Bach raised. Bronshtein called and Shack-Harris folded before Bach led the next two streets of betting with Bronshtein calling.
On sixth, Bach check-called before check-raising seventh. Bronshtein put in the third bet and Bach made the call.
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/ 
(folded on fourth)
/ 
on the river, but it would be Dakake's 
on the river that would give him a nine-eight low to send O'Brien to the rail.
/ (X)
only to lose to Kihara's 
for a seven-five.
(folded on third)
