Randy Gil raised to 21,000 in middle position and called instantly when Victor Paredes moved all in from the small blind.
Victor Paredes: A♥A♦ 
Randy Gil: K♠K♣
Gil was in disbelief as Paredes revealed his pocket aces, which held on the 7♥7♠9♣Q♣J♣ board to earn the double-up.
Randy Gil opened to 25,000 from under the gun, and James Lee announced all in from the small blind. Michael Riddle moved his shorter stack of 100,000 in from the big blind, and Gil got out of the way while open folded pocket tens.
Michael Riddle: Q♠Q♥
James Lee: A♦J♦
Riddle saw a clean runout of 2♥7♠4♥K♣5♣, as his pocket queens held to secure the double-up.
Level: 15
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Travis Fujisaka moved all in for around 80,000, and Daniel Evans called in the small blind.
Travis Fujisaka: J♥J♦
Daniel Evans: A♥K♣
The classic flip saw Evans hit a pair on the river of the 8♠Q♥8♣7♣K♥ board, sending Fujisaka out on the direct money bubble.
Kyle Hill moved all in for 54,000 in early position, and Michael McGonigle made the call in the hijack. The rest of the table folded, leaving Hill at risk heads up.
Kyle Hill: 4♠4♣
Michael McGonigle: Q♥Q♦
McGonigle was in great shape and remained in front through the 8♣K♥10♣ flop. The players then reacted as the 4♥ turn gave Hill a set, and the 6♠ river confirmed his survival on the bubble.
The field is down to 27 players, with 26 spots in the money. The tournament clock has been paused, and action is now hand for hand.
Christina Prescott was all in for her last 18,000, facing off against Jasthi Kumar.
Christina Prescott: 9♣5♥
Jasthi Kumar: A♣9♦
Prescott improbably took the lead on the 5♠3♦Q♣ flop, and remained ahead on the 8♠ turn. Kumar then hit the A♦ river, sending Prescott out before the money.
Action was heads up to the 2♥2♠Q♦2♦J♥ river, where Brian Winter led out for 18,000 in middle position. Adam Avitia raised to 50,000 in the hijack, and Winter went into the tank.
After confirming the count and taking some time, Winter let his hand go and Avitia took down the pot.
Stephane Jardonnet opened to 30,000 from the hijack, and Christina Prescott moved her stack into the middle from the cutoff. After taking some time, Jardonnet made the call for a total of 127,000 and the hands were turned up.
Stephane Jardonnet: Q♣Q♦
Christina Prescott: J♠J♥
"I was so close to folding," Jardonnet said as he saw his dominant position. The K♥3♥9♥10♦4♦ board kept Jardonnet in front, leaving Prescott short before the bubble.
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