Nicholas Danias, Stephen Chidwick and Sergio Aido were all in preflop. Chidwick had the largest stack and Danias the shortest.
Nicholas Danias: 
Sergio Aido: 
Stephen Chidwick: 
The board ran out 
— awarding the pot to Aido with Broadway, eliminating Danias from the tournament, and leaving a large dent in Chidwick's stack.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
The players are heading on their last 15-minute break of the night. When they return, they will play two more levels before bagging and tagging for the night.
Anthony Zinno raised to 26,000 on the button and it was folded to Sergio Aido in the big blind, who slid out a stack of green 25,000 chips into the middle, which was enough to put Zinno all in for his last 318,000. Zinno quickly called.
Anthony Zinno: 
Sergio Aido: 
The 
flop put Aido well out in front. The 
turn changed nothing, but the 
river paired Zinno's ace and awarded him the double up.
On a completed board of 
, James Chen bet 70,000 and Brock Wilson shoved for 157,000 total.
Chen thought it over before making the call. Wilson turned over 
for a pair of eights, but Chen tabled 
for a pair of aces as Wilson was eliminated.
With around 200,000 already in the middle, a completed board read 
. John Kincaid led out for 75,000 in the small blind and Jake Schindler ripped all in from early position.
Kincaid thought for a brief moment before making the call for his stack of 184,000. Schindler turned over 
for a full house while Kincaid exited the tournament with 
.
Jake Schindler opened to 24,000 on the button and found one caller in Joe McKeehen in the big blind.
Both players checked on the 
flop and McKeehen led out for 22,000 on the turn. Schindler called.
The 
completed the board and McKeehen reached for his chips. As soon as he did, Schindler slid his cards into the muck — awarding the pot to McKeehen.
There was a massive three-way all in taking place on Table 429 with a lot of chips in the middle. Dario Sammartino was the shortest stack with 280,000, Sam Grafton was all in for 523,000 and Michael Addamo had them both covered.
Dario Sammartino: 
Sam Grafton: 
Michael Addamo:
The dealer fanned the flop of 
to give Sammartino the nut flush and Grafton a set of eights. The on the turn and the on the river secured the triple up for Sammartino but Addamo came from behind to make a straight and eliminate Grafton.
"Fun table guys," Grafton joked on his way out.
A big pot was brewing on the turn. There was already about 200,000 in the middle and Chris Brewer put out a pot-sized bet of 200,000. Michael Addamo called and the river was the 
.
Brewer fired another 700,000 representing most of his remaining stack. Addamo sighed and leaned into the table, staring at the board for answers as he went deep into the tank for a few minutes. Eventually, the clock was called and the floorman began counting down. With five seconds left on the count, Addamo put in a stack of chips to signify a call.
Brewer shook his head and turned over 
for jack-high. Addamo revealed for two pair and won the pot.
"I knew you were going to call once the clock was called," said Brewer. "I've seen it before."
Brewer was upset at his tablemate Mustapha Kanit for calling the clock.
"It was such a massive pot," said Brewer.
Addamo quietly collected the pot as he moved into the chip lead.
Alexandros Theologis opened to 24,000 on the button and was called by Dan Smith in the small blind.
Both players checked on the 
flop, but Smith led out for 50,000 on the turn. Theologis called.
Smith checked to Theologis when the 
completed the board and Theologis bet a hefty 172,000.
"I'll get rid of it before I shove," Smith said as he folded — conceding the pot to Theologis.
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