Ryan Laplante, with only around 10 big blinds, moved all in from under the gun. He was behind when Jared Kingery, in the big blind, snap-called.
Ryan Laplante: 
Jared Kingery: 
Things didn't improve for the WSOP bracelet winner when the board ran out 
, shipping the pot to Kingery. Laplante, on the other hand, was eliminated in 13th place ($5,597).
Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Harrison Ashdown got it all in for around 450,000 and Noam Muallem went for the knockout.
Harrison Ashdown: 
Noam Muallem: 
The board ran out 
and Muallem held on with tens to knock Ashdown out and move above the 2,000,000 mark.
Meanwhile, Frederic Heller was eliminated simultaneously at another table in 15th place for $5,597.
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Christopher Hovey raised from under the gun to 75,000 and was called by another early position player — Bin Weng. Action folded to Noam Muallem in late position, and he ripped it all in. Hovey folded but Weng made the call for about 600,000 total, and then learned some bad news.
Bin Weng: 
Noam Muallem: 
The board came out 
and Muallem took down the massive pot while Weng was sent to the rails in 16th place ($4,801).
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
From under-the-gun, Jordan Cristos moved all in for 240,000. Action folded over to Jared Kingery, who was seated in the big blind and made the call with a larger stack.
Jordan Cristos: 
Jared Kingery:
Off to the races they went and the board would run out 
sending Cristos home in 17th place ($4,801). With that big pot, Kingery now has over 1.1 million chips.
Action was caught on the river with Ori Hasson all in for his tournament life with 
on a board of 
but was counterfeit by the 
of Noam Muallem.
As such, Hasson was out in 18th place for $4,801.
Harrison Ashdown raised to 150,000 and Gerald Cunniff jammed 400,000. Ashdown called and the hands were turned up.
Gerald Cunniff: 
Harrison Ashdown: 
The board ran out 
and Cunniff's kings held on for the double.
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