Pot-Limit Omaha
Thomas Hunt opened under the gun to 175,000 and it was called by Darrin Wright before Cedric Darrett three-bet on the button to 775,000. Hunt called all in for a remaining stack worth 420,000 and Wright let it go to create the following showdown:
Thomas Hunt: 
Cedric Darrett: 
Hunt had the dominated hand but found a board 
, giving him a better two pair on the river and the double up.
Pot-Limit Omaha
The cards were all on their backs on a board of 
. Brian McDaniel and Jerod Smith were both all in and up against Alejandro Jauregui, who had both players well-covered.
Jerod Smith: 
Brian McDaniel: 
Alejandro Jauregui: 
McDaniel had flopped trip jacks to win the pot, doubling through Jauregui and knocking out Smith.
"I had fun. Off to the Seniors," the not-quite 50-year-old Smith said before making his exit.
No-Limit Hold'em
The action picked up with both players' hole cards face up on a board reading 
.
Ryan Colton:
Trent Vanderlende:
Vanderlende won with ace high, king kicker.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Bruce Lentz was all in for his last 155,000 and was called by Yulia Lisichkina.
Bruce Lentz: 
Yulia Lisichkina: 
Lentz was well behind the aces of Lisichkina and needed a miracle when the flop came 
. He got some hope on the turn, then secured the double up when the 
fell on the river to give him two pair and crack Lisichkina's aces.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Han Braun opened to 140,000 in early position and both Alejandro Jauregui and Daniel Buzgon called in the blinds.
The flop brought 
and Jauregui checked to Buzgon who shoved for his last 70,000 chips. Braun made the call but quickly folded after Jauregui check-raised.
Daniel Buzgon: 
Alejandro Jauregui:
Jauregui already had the straight and Buzgon didn't improve his hand through the turn and the river and made his way to the exit.
Nível: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Pot-Limit Omaha
Heads-up on a board of 
, Michael Thomas bet 800,000, enough to put Joshua Ray all in.
"Why didn't you put a diamond out there to give me the nuts instead of giving me top set," Ray asked the dealer as he went into the tank for several minutes. Eventually, he slammed in the chips to call.
"Good call. I have a set too," Thomas said, showing 
. Ray turned over for a set of aces to earn the massive double up.
No-Limit Hold'em
The action picked up on the turn with the board reading 
.
Elad Kubi shoved all-in and John Ames called with chips behind.
Elad Kubi:
John Ames: 
The river was the 
and Ames eliminates Kubi with three of kind nines.
No-Limit Hold'em
It folded to Nirath Rean in the cutoff who shoved for 515,000 and David Anderson quickly made the call in the big blind.
Rean, holding , was facing in Anderson's hand and found no miracle throughout the board to be eliminating from the tournament.
Pot-Limit Omaha
In a blind-on-blind battle, Brian McDaniel and Alejandro Jauregui went heads-up to a flop of . McDaniel led out for 125,000 from the small blind before Jauregui raised to 800,000, enough to put McDaniel all in.
McDaniel tanked for several minutes, pretending to throw his cards into the muck a few times before releasing his hand.
"What could you have," Jauregui asked as he raked in the pot.
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