Kate Hoang raised in middle position and Danny Wong defended his big blind. The board ran out 
and Wong check-called three bets from Hoang.
Hoang showed 
for a set of kings and ace-four for low, Wong double-checked his cards and the board before mucking.
Nível: 22
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 0
Soon after the redraw was done, Tony Fredrick found himself all in and at risk. John Jenkins bet the 
turn to isolate and the cards were turned over.
Tony Fredrick: 
John Jenkins: 
"I have the high hand," Frederick joked to his rail, then he added "now I don't have it anymore" as soon as the 
fell on the river to improve Jenkins to a straight. That spelled the end for Frederick, who takes home $6,764 for his 27th place finish.
| Seat | Table 518 | Table 519 | Table 526 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Danny Wong | James Chen | John Jenkins |
| 2 | Matt Woodward | Mack Lee | Anthony Frederick |
| 3 | Chris Bjorin | Tammer Ilcaffas | Robert Campbell |
| 4 | Chad Eveslage | Errol Massey | Mike Wattel |
| 5 | Christopher Roth | Denny Axel | Brandon Ageloff |
| 6 | Kate Hoang | Jeff Shulman | Rafael Concepcion |
| 7 | William Kopp | Gregory Dinkin | James Pursley |
| 8 | Rylen Sanehisa | Julien Martini | Itsuko Yoroi |
| 9 | Robert Coates | Brian Haack | Daniel Buzgon |
Jason Lester, who won a bracelet back in 2006 in a $5,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em event, has been eliminated from the tournament. Down to his last few chips, Lester was all in against Chad Eveslage.
Jason Lester: 
Chad Eveslage: 
The board came down 
and Eveslage hit a full house nines over treys to oust Lester's kings. With the elimination of Lester, players will now redraw for the final three tables.
Itsuko Yoroi was all in for 22,000 and got called by Jason Lester and James Chen. The remaining two active players got it in via three bets on the 
flop and the cards were tabled.
Itsuko Yoroi:
Jason Lester: 
James Chen: 
The turn and 
river gave Yoroi a miracle runner runner and she tripled up while Lester was left short.
In the meanwhile, Denny Axel improved his stack by a lot with the redraw to take place after the next elimination.
Mike Leah scored his first points for the 2018 WSOP Player of the Year race in the $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo event, but his attempt at a gold bracelet ended in 30th place.
There was three-way action between Leah, Jesse Simonelli and Denny Axel on a turn. Simonelli bet all in for 16,000, Leah called, Axel put a bet on top of it and Leah called the extra 20,000 as well.
On the 
river, Leah's final 8,000 went in as well.
Mike Leah: 
Jesse Simonelli:
Denny Axel: 
Axel was the only player with a pair to claim the high half. Both Axel and Simonelli had the nut low, ousting Leah's ace-trey. Simonelli got three-quartered, was left behind with 46,000 and lost those chips shortly after to finish in 29th.
Jermaine Reid was all in out of the big blind and faced Robert Coates on the button and Tuvya Felt in the under-the-fun position. The flop showed 
and Felt bet, Coates raised and Felt just called. After the turn, Felt bet and Coates called all in.
Jermaine Reid: 
Tuvya Felt: 
Robert Coates:
The on the river failed to improve the low draws and Coates scooped it all to eliminate Reid, while Felt was left with 9,000 and in the big blind next.
Julien Martini raised and James Pursley three-bet, Martini called. On the flop all two remaining active players checked and Martini's bet on the 
turn forced a fold from Pursley.
Martini tabled the and Felt had the . The on the river was a blank and that felted one further player in back-to-back hands.
Jerry Wong was all in once more and faced Kate Hoang as well as Danny Wong, who remained active for the side pot.
A board of 
emerged and the river was checked. Wong showed and Hoang had that beat with 
for a straight, Danny Wong showed 
and was scooped as well.
After a three-bet preflop, Errol Massey bet a flop of and forced a fold.
Jerry Wong was left with fumes and chopped to stay in while Mack Lee was scooped by Chad Eveslage, being unable to beat the for a pair and a low on the board of .
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