Jordan Williamson moved all in for 600,000 in the big blind and Coleem Chestnut called in the cutoff.
Jordan Williamson: K♦10♦ 
Coleem Chestnut: A♥2♥
Williamson picked up a straight draw on the J♠Q♣5♦ flop, while the 10♠ turn gave him the lead with a pair of tens. The river was the 8♦, and Williamson doubled up.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Four players went to a flop of Q♠7♥10♥ where the small blind led out for 125,000. Anthony Wong then raised to 300,000 in early position, and only the small blind called.
The turn was the 4♠ and Wong bet 450,000. The small blind then moved all in for 1,025,000.
"I know you never bluff," Wong told him as he went deep into the tank, taking several minutes before calling. He showed A♠Q♥ for top pair and found out he had his opponent's K♠Q♣ dominated. The river was the 7♦, and Wong scored the big knockout.
Robert Elias opened to 85,000 from early position before Roberto Pagano made it 225,000 from the hijack. It folded back to Elias, who went into the tank.
"How weak are you?" Pagano asked.
"How weak am I? All-in," replied Elias, who shoved for aroudn 700,000. Pagano snap-called.
Robert Elias: A♥10♣
Roberto Pagano: A♠A♣
Pagano had aces, and he sent Elias out of the tournament room following the A♦Q♥3♠Q♣3♥ runout.
Pavel Kim limped in from under the gun before Jinsuk Kim jammed for 225,000 from the cutoff. Aaron Fischer rejammed for 680,000 from the small blind and then Paul Marzarella called off his stack of 430,000 from the big blind. P. Kim folded for the cards to go on their backs.
Jinsuk Kim: K♠6♠
Paul Marzarella: A♥8♥
Aaron Fischer: A♠Q♠
The J♥10♥7♣ board gave Marzarella a flush draw, which came in on the 5♥ turn for him to seal the checkmark ahead of the A♣ river. J. Kim was eliminated, with Fischer left on 250,000.
Fischer moved all in on the next deal and Pavel Kim snap-called from the big blind.
Aaron Fischer: 10♦10♣
Pavel Kim: AxKx
Fischer made a set on the Q♥10♥9♠ flop and filled up on the Q♠ turn. The 5♦ river completed the runout.
As the hand played out, Justin Leeds was eliminated by Jordan Williamson on another table.
Justin Shapiro moved all in for 210,000 in early position, and Mark Stover reraised to 450,000 in the cutoff to chase away the rest of the table.
Justin Shapiro: A♠6♠
Mark Stover: Q♦J♣
Shapiro hit top pair on the A♣2♥4♥ flop, while the Q♠ turn gave Stover some outs with his own pair. The 7♥ river was safe for Shapiro, and he earned the double up.
A player on the button moved all in for 225,000 and Brandon Mueller called in the big blind.
All-In Player: K♥Q♣
Brandon Mueller: A♣K♣
Mueller had his opponent dominated and improved to top pair with the nut flush draw on the A♠J♣5♣ flop. The rest of the board ran out 9♠K♠, and Mueller imporved to two pair to earn the knockout.
"I have more chips than him," Jamie Carmen pointed out while Mueller was stacking his newfound wealth.
The under-the-gun player limped in before Anton Saich made it 90,000 from the cutoff. Jamie Carmen shoved for 830,0000 and Saich called.
Jamie Carmen: A♣K♦
Anton Saich: J♥J♦
Carmen jumped in front after the A♥K♠10♠ flop and the A♠ turn gave him a boat for the confirmed double-up before the 8♠ river.
James Kuhns opened to 85,000 from early position and Jordan Williamson defended the big blind.
It checked through to showdown, where Williamson's 9♠9♥ was best on Q♥J♦7♥K♣A♥.
Effter Gamble opened to 125,000 fro middle position and William Shaw called from the big blind.
On the Q♣8♣5♣ flop, Shaw check-jammed for 625,000 over a bet of 350,000. Gamble called.
William Shaw: Q♦10♦
Effter Gamble: K♣Q♠
Gamble was miles ahead with his better kicker and flush draw, but the pot was chopped after the 5♠ turn and A♦ river. Shaw let out a little celebration.
Also on the table is Coleem Chestnut, who is the chip leader with around 4,750,000.
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