Adam Owen was seen leaving the tournament Area and his table filled in some details regarding his bustout.
Owen called an all-in from under the gun in middle position.
Owen: 
Under the gun player: 
The flop came 
keeping Owen safe, but the turn and river brought 
to give his opponent a runner-runner straight. The chips were counted out and Owen was covered, eliminating him from the tournament.
After a series of raises preflop, Paul Cullen found himself at risk for elimination when all of the chips landed in the middle. Cullen had roughly 55,000 and his opponent had him covered.
Paul Cullen: 
Opponent: 
Cullen was a huge favorite as the cards were shown, but the flop of 
gave him a sweat as the opponent flopped open-ended to go along with their pair of queens.
The turn 
and the river 
were safe ones though as his kings held to double up.
With a board of 
and about 30,000 in the pot, Eric "Barstool Nate" Nathan led for 15,000 from the small blind. An early position player folded and the cutoff player shoved for 27,000. Nathan called and hands were revealed.
Cutoff: 
Eric "Barstool Nate" Nathan: 
Nathan was ahead with turned trips and the 
completed the board to eliminate a player and send "Barstool Nate" close to 300,000.
Jason Wheeler defended his big blind against an open to 10,000 from the button.
The flop came 
and the action checked through.
The turn came a and Wheeler check-called a bet of 4,000.
The river came up a and this time Wheeler check-folded to a bet of 11,000.
On a flop of 
there were three players who created a pot of roughly 30,000. The action checked to the middle player who fired out a bet of 11,000. Mike Miller and the third player both made the call.
The turn was the 
, which all three players checked, and the 
fell on the river. The first player checked once again before the middle player threw in a bet of 35,000. Miller called fairly quickly, and the third player mucked his hand. The bettor said, "You got it," as he tabled the 
for ace-high. Miller tabled the 
for a pair of kings as the dealer shipped the pot his way.
The table recapped the action.
Patrick Tardif ended up all in from the big blind with against the small blind's . The board ran out in favor of the aces and Tardif was eliminated.
The action picked up on the flop between Jesse Sherman in the big blind and a player in early position.
With a flop that read 
Sherman moved all in with the covering stack and was snap-called by the early position player.
Early position player: 
Jesse Sherman: 
The Queens still led after the turn 
gave Sherman a straight draw, but the river of 
gave Sherman that straight and eliminated the early position player.
Nível: 11
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The remaining players have reached another 30-minute break for the floor to color up the 500 valued chips.
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