Tammer Ilcaffas limped in and Errol Massey in the big blind checked blind, he didn't look at his cards and also clarified that to Ilcaffas. The duo ended up checking through a board of 
and Massey first turned over the 
followed by the 
.
"Ten is good," Ilcaffas said and mucked. Massey mucked his other two cards and joked "I don't want to see the two queens."
In a battle of the blinds, Matt Woodward eventually got his stack in against Danny Wong only to find himself on the rail shortly after. The remaining few chips were in after the 
turn and Woodward turned over the 
for kings up and a flush draw.
Danny Wong in the small blind flipped over 
for a full house and the blank 
river reduced the field to the last 15 hopefuls. Woodward takes home $8,296 for his efforts.
Errol Massey raised and picked up two callers in the blinds in Denny Axel and Tammer Ilcaffas. On the 
only Ilcaffas and Massey invested a bet before checking the turn. Ilcaffas bet the 
river, Ilcaffas bet and Massey shrugged, then folded 
for a bricked low and straight draw.
Chris Roth had mere dust left and moved in from early position. Mack Lee three-bet in late position and the blinds got out of the way.
Chris Roth: 
Mack Lee: 
Roth stood up to watch the outcome, which ran in his favor: 
.
After both players already had three bets in on a board of 
, Kate Hoang checked the river and William Kopp bet to force a fold.
Soon after both clashed once more. The flop showed 
and Hoang check-called, The 
appeared on the turn and Hoang checked, Kopp bet and Hoang raised to pick up a call. The river paired the board and Hoang bet, Kopp raised and Hoang called.
Kopp showed the 
for the nut low and aces up, while Hoang had 
for a straight and the same low to take three quarters.
Jeff Shulman was all in for his last 83,000 and James Pursley was the one putting the former November Niner at risk.
Jeff Shulman:
James Pursley: 
It was an easy hold for Shulman on 
and he doubled up.
Matt Woodward had doubled through Kate Hoang before the break but just lost his profit after folding on the turn of a board 
against Brandon Ageloff, who flashed the .
Soon after the next short stack was involved in the action. Danny Wong bet the 
flop to pick up a call by William Kppp, Tammer Ilcaffas folded. Eventually, Wong bet the 
turn and had very few chips before getting it in after the river. Kopp called off the few chips and showed , but Wong had that beat with the 
.
After James Pursley had raised, Brian Haack three-bet in late position. Pursley four-bet and Haack called all in for exactly 100,000.
Brian Haack:
James Pursley: 
Haack got everything he wanted during the 
rundown and doubled up.
Mack Lee raised in middle position, James Pursley three-bet the button and Lee called. Lee check-called all the way down on 
.
Pursley showed for aces and an ace-four low, Lee tabled for the same low and received a quarter back.
Four ways to the flop, Chris Bjorin was already all in from the hijack and three further players were involved in Tammer Ilcaffas in the small blind, Danny Wong in the big blind and Kate Hoang in early position. Hoang bet and picked up a call by Ilcaffas to see the on the turn.
Ilcaffas checked once more and folded to a bet by Hoang, flashing pocket aces briefly.
Chris Bjorin:
Kate Hoang:
The on the river was a blank and Bjorin was eliminated in 17th place for $8,296.
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