Cary Katz was all-in for around 60,000 on a flop of 
and his heads-up opponent called.
Cary Katz: 
Opponent: 
"I am in bad shape," Katz said before even seeing his opponent's hand. But the turn brought the 
to give Katz the lead with two pair, and the 
on the river only improved his hand.
"I'm sorry, you didn't deserve to lose that hand," Katz told his opponent after securing the double-up.
In a four-bet pot, Bryce Yockey was heads-up with Martin Dam in the big blind with around 160,000 chips already in the middle. The flop came and the two players got all of their chips in the middle with the big blind at risk for 56,500.
Martin Dam: 
Bryce Yockey: 
"Let's put more money in the pot!" Yockey shouted as he stood up from his chair. Yockey was the heavy favorite with the best hand including a wrap and a flush draw. However, the on the turn gave Dam his own flush draw. Unfortunately for Yockey, that was the one that would come in as the 
completed the board.
"How the f*** do I lose this one?" Yockey exclaimed as his chips were sent across the table.
"You're lucky you didn't put more money in the put," Jeremy Ausmus joked.
"Yeah, I'm lucky," replied Yockey.
James Chen was eliminated recently and the same applied to Jeff Gross as well, while some new entries boosted the field to more than 150 entries.
Joseph Sanders was seen in a heads-up pot on a board reading 
with around 10,000 in the middle. His opponent checked and Sanders checked back.
Sanders bet 8,000 when checked to on the 
river and his opponent called. Sanders tabled trip fives with 
and his opponent mucked.
Josh Arieh in the cutoff and Dash Dudley in a middle position got the chips in preflop with the former at risk for around 125,000.
Josh Arieh: 
Dash Dudley: 
On a board of 
, Dudley made trips fours to send Arieh to the rail on his first bullet.
Nível: 8
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
On a completed board of 
, Tommy Le in the big blind bet 15,800 and table big stack Farhad Jamasi mulled over his decision in the cutoff. Jamasi then tossed in calling chips and Le revealed 
for a jack-high straight and Jamasi mucked the 
for an inferior straight.
JC Tran has also chipped up on the same table previously as Jamasi is down quite a bit off the peak he had an hour ago.
Arthur Morris just recently got moved tables and started the hand with nearly a fresh starting stack. In a three-bet pot, Morris was heads-up with Eric Kurtzman. The flop was 
and Kurtzman led out for 20,000. Morris raised the pot to 84,000 and Kurtzman re-potted, putting Morris at risk for his entire stack.
Arthur Morris: 
Eric Kurtzman:
Kurtzman held a pair with a straight draw while Morris had the best hand and best draw with a pair of aces and a flush draw. However, the 
on the turn and the on the river gave Kurtzman a straight and Morris was eliminated.
Jan-Peter Jachtmann opened in early position and saw a flop against Eric Kurtzman in late position and the player in the big blind.
Jachtmann bet 10,000 on the flop of 
and only Kurtzman called. Jachtmann sized up to 34,400 on the turn with just 5,000 or so behind and Kurtzman took a minute before calling.
Jachtmann moved all-in on the 
river and his opponent called. Jachtmann showed 
for aces but it was no good against the straight of Kurtzman, who held .
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