Juego con responsabilidad.
Vanessa Selbst raised all in for about 5,000 from the hijack and Maksim Nosenko isolated with a shove of his own on the button.
Selbst: 
Nosenko: 
The board ran out 
, no help to Selbst, ending her PCA Main Event.
Picking up the action after the river of a board reading 
, Jacob Bazeley was all in for 17,200 with about 21,000 in the pot. Zvi Stern tanked for about three minutes before he called.
Bazeley tabled 
, but Stern turned over 
to score the elimination.
Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier and Mark Darner were heads up on a completed board of 
. With approximately 18,000 already in the middle, Mercier cut out a river bet of 5,800.
Darner thought for about a minute before moving forward a call. Mercier rolled over 
, Darner mucked, and Mercier took down the pot. He now has about 48,000 to his name.
On the paired 
flop, Chris Oliver bet 4,200, and Antonio Luft made the call. After Inacio Izkovitz tank-folded, the dealer added the to the board on fourth street. Oliver checked on Luft's remaining stack — about 20,000 — and then moved all in for maximum pressure. After a little bit of thought, Luft committed his stack and put his tournament life on the line with the 
for two pair and a flush draw. Oliver had just the 
for two overs to the board and a straight draw.
The river delivered one of the outs Oliver needed with the hitting the felt. He won the pot to send Luft packing and moved his stack to 88,000 in chips.
With 6,000 already in the pot and a board of 
, Scott Baumstein led out for 2,300 after Eyal Aleksnis had checked. Matt Waxman called as did Aleksnis.
The turn was the 
and all three players checked to see the dealer put out a fourth heart, the 
, on the river. Aleksnis led out first to act for 3,700 and Baumstein took about thirty seconds before letting his hand go. Waxman glanced away from Alexsnis and tanked for a minute before peering down several times at his chips. He then gathered some of them and placed them into the middle for a raise to 12,500 total.
Alexsnis looked back at his cards once and then handed them to the dealer to give Waxman the pot.
Nick Rampone was all in with the and in a dominating position to double up against Rory Derrick Chinn's 
. The flop, turn, and river ran out 
, and Rampone faded all that he needed to in order to move back to 21,000 in chips. Chinn was clipped down to about 36,000.
Canada's Kevin Dodd opened the action preflop with a raise to 1,800. Matt Waxman was in the big blind and opted to three-bet to 5,200 after play folded to him. Dodd called, and the dealer placed out the flop. Waxman bet 4,000, and Dodd gave it up.
Mark "dipthrong" Herm just eliminated two shorter-stacked opponents in what looked to be a three-way preflop all in, as we saw the aftermath with Herm's 
conquering 
and 
on a board of 
.
Matt Waxman raised to 1,700 from middle position and found calls from the player on the button and Max Silver in the big blind. The trio watched on as the flop came down 
. Silver checked over to Waxman who continued for 2,100. The button folded but Silver opted to stick around.
The hit the turn and Silver check-called once again, this time to the tune of 7,600. The paired the board on the river and both players checked. Silver showed 
for a straight to the queen and it was enough for the win. He took down the pot and increased his stack to about 96,000.
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