Action folded to Henry Hearns in the small blind, who moved all in for 1,100,000. Ian Auvil quickly called in the big blind, leaving Hearns at risk.
Henry Hearns: Q♦9♠ 
Ian Auvil: A♠9♥
Hearns could not improve on the K♦6♠2♠7♥7♠ runout, ending his tournament in sixth place for $11,000.
Germain Mingo announced all in from the hijack, and Peter Cote took some time in the small blind before calling off his stack of 4,875,000.
Peter Cote: A♥J♥
Germain Mingo: A♦Q♦
After starting the day as chip leader, Cote was at risk as the cards were turned up. Cote caught the pair he needed on the J♠5♦9♦ flop, but Mingo celebrated with his rail after completing a flush on the 3♦ turn.
The dealer completed the board with the J♦ river, and Cote was eliminated in seventh place while Mingo took a commanding chip lead.
Level: 27
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
After getting a shove through on the previous hand, Germain Mingo limped with J♠10♠ in early position. Gorav Sangal called in the small blind with K♦7♦, and Frank Johnson checked his big blind option holding 8♣6♠.
Both blinds checked the J♥2♥9♦ flop, and Mingo slid out a bet of 500,000. That was enough to claim another pot, as Sangal and Johnson both slid their hands into the muck.
Robert Carswell limped in the hijack before Germain Mingo moved all in from the cutoff for 2,300,000. The rest of the table folded, and Carswell tossed in a calling chip.
Germain Mingo: A♠J♦
Robert Carswell: A♥Q♠
Carswell had Mingo pipped, and the 3♠10♠6♦ flop offered no help to the all-in player. The 10♥ turn paired the board to produce some chop outs, but Mingo spiked the J♠ river to earn another double-up.
Robert Carswell limped in the cutoff with 3♥3♦, and Henry Hearns called in the small blind holding Q♦J♠. Ian Auvil checked his blind option after looking down at 7♥4♣, and the 4♥A♠7♦ flop was fanned out.
Hearns checked to Auvil, who moved all in for 775,000 with his two pair. Carswell took some time before letting his hand go, and Hearns followed with a fold to see the pot shipped to Auvil.
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With Maria Piaseczny forced all in from the small blind, Peter Cote raised to 500,000 in the cutoff. Piaseczny was smiling as the rest of the table folded, and the cards were turned up.
Maria Piaseczny: A♥3♣
Peter Cote: A♠8♠
Piaseczny picked up a straight draw on the J♠5♦2♥ flop, but the 6♣ turn and K♠ river were no help. Piaseczny wished the table good luck, making her exit in eighth place.
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