Action was picked up with Jake Schwartz all-in for 31,000 from on the button against the chip leader Joshua Hopkins in middle position.
Jake Schwartz: K♠K♣ 
Joshua Hopkins: A♠9♠
The board was revealed 10♥7♠9♦4♥3♦ for Schwartz's kings to beat the nines of Hopkins and allow him to survive in the tournament.
Erick Lindgren raised to 16,000 from early position and Brent Hart called from the hijack.
They both checked it down to the river on the 3♦J♥A♠3♠J♠ board and Hart fired a bet of 25,000. Lindgren looked as if he wanted to call but ultimately decided against it and folded.
With just 129 entries remaining and 124 places paid, the money bubble is fast approaching. Play will go hand-for-hand on the direct bubble and will only stop once one player has been eliminated.
Anthony Cierco had opened from the button and Wing Po Liu three-bet from the small blind to 63,000. Cierco called.
On the 2♦3♣A♣ flop, Liu continued with a bet of 32,000, and Cierco made the call.
A 6♥ fell on the turn and Liu fired again, this time for 60,000. Cierco took his time but once again he made the call.
The board-pairing 2♥ landed on the river and Liu slowed down with a check, and Cierco quickly checked behind.
Liu flipped over K♥K♠ but was behind to the A♠10♣ of Cierco who had flopped an ace.
Nate Silver opened from middle position to 16,000. Action folded to Adam Grovenstein who raised all-in for 53,000. Action folded back around to Silver who called.
Adam Grovenstein: 10♥10♦
Nate Silver: A♠Q♥
The board ran out 2♦A♣J♣6♣2♥ for Silver to crack Grovenstein's tens with a pair of aces and eliminate him from contention.
The full board of 4♥A♠K♦9♠J♥ was on board and Samy Dubonnet had fired a bet of 60,000 into the big-stacked David Gonzalez. It took a while before Gonzalez made a decision and he did so by throwing a single chip into the pot which signified a call.
Dubonnet quickly tabled A♥J♣ for two pair and Gonzalez mucked.
Nível: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Eddy Sabat raised to 15,000 on the button and Alex Foxen called from the big blind.
The flop of Q♣K♣5♥ was checked by both players and the 6♠ revealed itself on the turn. Foxen led out with a bet of 32,000, and Sabat called.
A board-pairing Q♥ completed the board and Foxen took his time before he made a bet of 27,000. Sabat thought for just a moment before he flicked in the call.
"King," announced Foxen.
"Me too. Chop?" said Sabat.
Sabat knew it was unlikely to be a chop as he sheepishly turned over K♦3♦ whilst Foxen flipped up K♠J♣ and took the pot with a better kicker.
Action was picked up on a board of 5♦9♣K♥7♣ when Brandon Allen bet 27,000 from the button and Aaron Thomas called from under the gun.
The river J♦ saw both players check and Thomas showed 8♥10♥ for a straight and his opponent mucked.
John Juanda has hovered with a sub-20 big blind stack over the past few levels, but the Poker Hall of Famer found a good spot to double up in a battle of the blinds.
After Joshua Hopkins, one of the largest stacks remaining in the field, announced an all-in bet from the small blind, Juanda snap-called with his remaining 81,000 to put his tournament at risk.
John Juanda: 10♣10♠
Joshua Hopkins: J♥8♥
The dealer ran out 6♣9♣4♥Q♦3♥ to give Juanda a much-needed boost to his stack. The loss put a slight dent on Hopkins’ large chip stack.
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