Dmitry Yurasov raised to 70,000 from under the gun and Eric Wasserson defended his big blind.
The flop came . Wasserson checked and Yurasov bet 80,000. Wasserson called.
The turn was the and both players checked to the on the river. Wasserson paused for a moment and then led out for 190,000. Yurasov went into the tank and eventually called.
Wasserson tabled for ten-high, and Yurasov revealed for a pair of sevens to scoop the pot.
Goran Mandic raised to 52,000 in the cutoff and Tommy Chen made it 150,000 in the small blind. The big blind folded and Mandic called.
The flop was and Chen bet 150,000. Mandic called and the turn was the . Chen announced "all in," and Mandic thought for a little while. Mandic called for his remaining stack of 358,000 and the cards were tabled.
Chen:
Mandic:
Chen's pair of kings was ahead and the river couldn't save Mandic. He takes home $30,922 for his 18th-place finish.
Albert Daher raised to 50,000 in middle position and Artem Metalidi called on the button. The small blind folded and Chi Zhang went all in for 693,000 in the big blind. Daher thought for a little while and called. Metalidi got out of the way and the hands were tabled.
Zhang:
Daher:
The board ran out and Zhang's pair of aces was good for the double-up.
Bracelet winner Sam Stein will not be winning his second bracelet today. He was just eliminated in 17th place, followed shortly after by Romain Lewis. Both players received a payout of $30,922.
In a three-way pot with over 180,000 in the middle, the flop came . Eric Wasserson checked in the small blind, Dmitry Yurasov checked in the big blind, and Charlie Carrel bet 62,000 in the cutoff. Wasserson called and Yurasov got out of the way.
On the turn, Wasserson checked and Carrel bet 200,000. Wasserson counted out some chips and thought it over. He eventually called. The river was the and Wasserson checked. After a short pause, Carrel went all in and had Wasserson covered.
Wasserson snap-called and tabled for a set. Carrel flashed before mucking and Wasserson got a big double-up that put him at the top of the counts.
Jacob Powers limped in from under the gun, as did Amit Makhija from the cutoff. Tommy Chen called from the small blind and William Stevenson checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came and both Chen and Stevenson checked. Powers decide to bet 25,000, followed by a raise to 70,000 from Makhija. Chen and Williamson folded and Powers quickly called.
Powers checked blind before the hit the felt on the turn. Makhija bet 175,000 and Powers called again.
The river was the and Makhija bet 425,000. Powers went into the tank but eventually folded.
. Wasserson checked and Yurasov bet 80,000. Wasserson called.
and both players checked to the 
on the river. Wasserson paused for a moment and then led out for 190,000. Yurasov went into the tank and eventually called.
for ten-high, and Yurasov revealed 
for a pair of sevens to scoop the pot.
flop gave Chen the lead with a pair of aces, but the 
turn gave Stevenson the flush draw, which he hit on the 
and Chen bet 150,000. Mandic called and the turn was the 
. Chen announced "all in," and Mandic thought for a little while. Mandic called for his remaining stack of 358,000 and the cards were tabled. 
river couldn't save Mandic. He takes home $30,922 for his 18th-place finish.
. Eric Wasserson checked in the small blind, Dmitry Yurasov checked in the big blind, and Charlie Carrel bet 62,000 in the cutoff. Wasserson called and Yurasov got out of the way. 
and Wasserson checked. After a short pause, Carrel went all in and had Wasserson covered. 
before mucking and Wasserson got a big double-up that put him at the top of the counts.
and Makhija bet 425,000. Powers went into the tank but eventually folded.