Action folded to Samuel Bifarella, who was in the cutoff. He pushed his entire stack forward and the dealer announced his all-in. The small blind called and now it was time to determine a winner.
Samuel Bifarella: 
Opponent: 
The board came out 
and his queen connected to name him the winner.
"I wanna go home and sleep!" Thanh Ngo exclaims as she shoved her entire stack in. It was then 145,000 to call, and the lojack, who raised to 40,000 just before her all-in raise, takes on the challenge and calls.
Thanh Ngo:
Opponent: 
The board came out 
, giving her twopair. "I survived," she said as she scooped the pot.
Peter Kamaras limped the button and the big blind checked his option.
The flop came 
and Kamaras bet the minimum of 25,000 when checked to causing his opponent to quickly fold.
First to act, Thomas Evans announced all in for 220,000 and two seats after him, Darren Rabinowitz just called. Action was on Shant Setrakian on the button and he thought about it for a while, before he called. Three players were all in, two players were at risk.
Shant Setrakian:
Thomas Evans: 
Darren Rabinowitz:
The dealer proposed a 
board and Rabinowitz was able to eliminate two players, thanks to his pocket queens.
Ben "Spraggy" Spragg was seen exiting Bally's as he was eliminated in 123rd place for $1,181.
Poker vlogger Brad Owen was close by and when asked by PokerNews if he was sweating Spraggy he responded saying he was anti-sweating fellow poker vlogger Johnnie "Vibes" Moreno, Owen responded saying "I exclusively anti-sweat Spraggy".
Nível: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Action was caught on a 
flop. Daniel Zack bet and his opponent announced all in, he had more chips thanks Zack. Who quickly double-checked his cards and called.
Daniel Zack:
Opponent:
The turn and the river did not change anything, and Zack was able to secure another double up.
Preflop action had Ari Oxman raising to 8,000 and getting a call from Jimmy D'Ambrosio in the hijack. The player on the button moved all in for 66,000 to which Oxman folded. D'Ambrosio counted out his chips and tried to pry for a bit of information from his silent, stone-faced opponent before tossing them in for a call.
Opponent: 
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
With a 
flop, D'Ambrosio's pocket pair was looking promising for the win. The turn and river missed his opponent completely and D'Ambrosio's nines held to take it down.
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