Nicole Marder committed her last 775,000 from the cutoff, and Peter Cote called in the small blind. Henry Hearns also made the call in the big blind to see the flop.

Cote fired a bet of 775,000, producing a fold from Hearns to leave Marder at risk heads up.

Nicole Marder:
Peter Cote:

Cote completed his flush on the turn, locking up the hand before the river. Marder received cheers from the rail as she exited the feature table in 10th place.

Peter Cote	7,400,000	1,700,000
Henry Hearns	775,000	-625,000
Nicole Marder	0	-1,000,000

Peter Cote opened to 375,000 from under the gun, and Roxanne LoGrande called off her last 225,000 in the big blind.

Roxanne LoGrande:
Peter Cote:

Cote took the lead on the flop, while LoGrande regained her advantage on the turn. LoGrande then stood up from her seat after seeing the river, thinking Cote's two pair was good. She was quickly showed her straight, staying alive and earning the double.

Peter Cote	5,700,000	-150,000
Roxanne LoGrande	450,000	-750,000

Peter Cote opened to 300,000 in the cutoff with , and Frank Johnson was the only caller holding in the small blind.

Johnson checked the flop, and Cote continued for 600,000 after hitting a pair and a flush draw. Johnson called with his queen, and led out for 400,000 after the board paired on the turn.

Cote called to see the river, where Johnson checked. Cote fired 700,000 with his flush, and Johnson paid it off. The hands were turned up, and Cote collected a big pot.

Peter Cote	5,850,000	3,550,000
Frank Johnson	1,425,000	-2,500,000

Henry Hearns limped in the small blind with , and Frank Johnson checked his big blind option holding .

Hearns checked the flop, and Johnson bet 125,000 with his pair of sixes. The call was made, and both players tapped the table on the [Kh[ turn.

Hearns then led out for 250,000 on the river, and Johnson took a moment before tossing in the call. Hearns tabled his bluff, and Johnson's pair was enough to earn the pot.

Frank Johnson	3,925,000	-325,000
Henry Hearns	1,400,000	-1,150,000

Joseph Tymorek moved all in for his last 375,000 as first to act, and Robert Carswell slid in a call in the cutoff. After taking some time, Clint Dunn announced all in on the button for 2,300,000.

Carswell tossed in a call, and the cards were revealed for the largest pot of the tournament.

Joseph Tymorek:
Clint Dunn:
Robert Carswell:

Tymorek and Dunn both missed the runout, as Carswell made a set of jacks to score the double knockout.

Robert Carswell	7,800,000	3,400,000
Joseph Tymorek	0	-1,580,000
Clint Dunn	0	-2,250,000

Clint Dunn announced all in from the cutoff for 1,000,000, and was at risk when Gorav Sangal stuck in a call on the button.

Clint Dunn:
Gorav Sangal:

Dunn was flipping and took the lead on the flop. Dunn's rail erupted as the turn and river completed the board, and the pot was shipped to Dunn.

Gorav Sangal	3,100,000	0
Clint Dunn	2,250,000	0

Michael Wyatt opened to 250,000 on the button, and Gorav Sangal defended his big blind to the flop.

Sangal checked to Wyatt, who continued for 325,000. Sangal then check-raised and quickly called when Wyatt four-bet all in.

Michael Wyatt:
Gorav Sangal:

Sangal found the help he needed on the turn, while the river saw him improve to a full house. The table offered commiserations to Wyatt, who saw his aces cracked to exit the tournament in 13th position.

Gorav Sangal	4,100,000	0
Michael Wyatt	0	0

Michael Wyatt opened to 250,000 on the button, and Gorav Sangal defended his big blind to the flop.

Sangal checked to Wyatt, who continued for 325,000. Sangal then check-raised and quickly called when Wyatt four-bet all in.

Michael Wyatt:
Gorav Sangal:

Sangal found the help he needed on the turn, while the river saw him improve to a full house. The table offered commiserations to Wyatt, who saw his aces cracked to exit the tournament in 13th position.

Gorav Sangal	4,100,000	1,820,000
Michael Wyatt	0	-1,450,000

Germain Mingo checked his cards on the button and moved all in for 575,000. Peter Cote slid in a call from the big blind, and the hands were revealed.

Germain Mingo:
Peter Cote:

Cote was unable to connect with the board, as Mingo's pocket pair held up to secure the double.

Peter Cote	2,300,000	100,000
Germain Mingo	1,325,000	700,000

Hung Quach announced all in for 600,000 in early position, and Frank Johnson made the call in the cutoff. The rest of the table got out of the way, leaving Quach at risk heads-up.

Hung Quach:
Frank Johnson:

Johnson's pocket pair held through the runout, as Quach was next to exit the tournament area.

Quach's card protector, Elvis, had served him well in all-in moments up until this point, but his run came to an end in 14th place.

Frank Johnson	4,250,000	900,000
Hung Quach	0	-850,000

Jason Bergman moved all in from under the gun, and was quickly at risk when Maria Piaseczny shoved her larger stack in the hijack.

Jason Bergman:
Maria Piaseczny:

Bergman hit a pair on the flop, but the turn brought Piaseczny a straight draw. The peeled off on the river, completing the straight draw to send Bergman out in 15th position.

Maria Piaseczny	1,650,000	750,000
Jason Bergman	0	-700,000