David Eldridge opened to 400,000 from early position and Anuj [Removed:550] defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the flop and turn leading to a final board of A♥7♥2♦8♦9♦. [Removed:550] bet 700,000, Eldridge raised to 2,000,000 and [Removed:550] called.
Eldridge tabled the second-nut flush with K♦K♣6♦3♣ to take down a massive pot.
Picking up the action on the turn, Yang Wang in the big blind was involved in a hand with Brian Rast in the cutoff.
With the board reading 10♠6♥2♦7♥ Wang checked. Rast bet 1,150,000 only to see Wang come back over the top for 4,400,000. Since Wang had only announced a pot sized raise, Rast asked for an exact count. Once the amount of the raise was confirmed, Rast mucked his hand to take another hit to his stack. Wang, meanwhile, has appeared unable to do anything wrong over the last couple of levels as he adds more to his tournament chipleading stack.
On the tail end of a 8♥5♠2♦J♦4♦ board, Billy Tarango bet 500,000 out of the big blind. Anuj [Removed:550] called on the button but mucked when he was shown the A♠Q♦J♠4♣ for two pair by Tarango.
Liran Twito opened to 400,000 from the button and David Eldridge three-bet to 1,575,000 from the big blind. Twito moved all in and Eldridge, who had started the hand with 2,975,000 and was covered, called off to put himself at risk.
David Eldridge: A♠A♣J♠4♥ 
Liran Twito: K♣K♦9♦7♣
Eldridge held with his aces, ultimately improing to a flush on the 10♠Q♣2♠5♥7♠ runout to secure a full double up at Twito's expense.
Brian Rast opened to 425,000 from under the gun and was called by Yang Wang in the small blind as well as Ethan Cahn in the big blind.
Action checked to Rast on the 4♠3♠9♦ flop and he continued for 425,000. Wang responded by potting, which forced Cahn out of the hand. After checking to see the exact amount of the raise, Rast folded his hand to send more chips to Wang as his recent heater continues to propel him up the leaderboard.
David Eldridge limped in from under the gun, Billy Tarango limped behind from the hijack and Liran Twito raised to 340,000 from the button. Both Eldridge and Tarango made the call.
All three players checked the 10♣A♦4♦ flop leading to the 8♣ turn. Eldridge bet 1,100,000 and Tarango called before Twito moved all in for a bit under 5,000,000. Both Eldridge and Tarango opted to fold and Twito pulled in a sizable pot without showdown.
With three players seeing a board of J♦10♦5♣ with about 400,000 in the middle Anuj [Removed:550] checked in the small blind, David Eldridge checked in the big blind and Maxi Lehmanski bet 180,000 from the button. [Removed:550] got out of the way while Eldridge made the call.
Both remaining players checked the 5♦ turn leading to the 8♣ river. Eldridge bet 640,000, Lehmanski called and Eldridge immediately mucked allowing Lehmanski to take the pot without having to show his hole cards.
Nível: 26
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
Eric Garma limped in and Yang Wang then raised the pot to 540,000 in the cutoff for Garma to call.
The duo headed to the A♦10♥9♠ flop on which Garma checked. Wang asked for the size of the pot and took another 20 seconds before he bet as much for 1,380,000. Garma then check-raised the pot to be all-in and Wang snap-called.
Eric Garma: K♣10♣10♦8♦
Yang Wang: A♠A♥4♠3♥
"Oh shit," Garma whispered as he was in rough shape but with back door outs. One of the promising cards came with the Q♦ turn as he picked up a straight and flush draw.
However, the 5♠ river was a blank and Garma was eliminated in 11th place for $130,629.
Juha Helppi opened to 400,000 from the cutoff and received calls from Eric Garma on the button as well as Ethan Cahn in the big blind.
Cahn checked following the J♣6♥4♠ flop and Helppi continued for 525,000. Garma responded by raising to 2,800,000, leaving himself just 5,000 behind. That got a quick fold out of Cahn but Helppi did not immediately follow suit. After some consideration, however, he chose to vacate the pot to give Garma a big boost to his stack without showdown.
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