Juego con responsabilidad.
Peter Tobias moved all in for around 160,000 from late position and Lily Kiletto called from the big blind for less. Tobias turned over 
and Kiletto tabled 
. Kiletto was looking good to double, even after the 
flop. The turn was the 
, however, giving Tobias two pair.
The 
river was no help for Kiletto and she exited the tournament area just short of the final two tables.
Rob Sciammarella has been eliminated from the tournament after losing a coinflip to Kim Ng. Sciammarella was all-in with 
and Ng called with 
. The 
board was kind to Ng's sixes and Sciammarella was sent on his way.
Gabriel Post has exited at the hands of Terik Brown.
Moments before, Post had moved all-in with 
and lost to Kim Ng. He then shoved again and Brown commented, "If you can do that with four-deuce, then I can do this with six-deuce!" and called.
Brown: 
Kim Ng: 
Brown caught a six on the turn of the 
board to send Post to the rail in 22nd place.
Nicolas Faure opened to 16,000 from early position and David Hass moved all in from the small blind for 92,000. Faure thought for a couple of minutes and eventually called.
Faure:
Hass: 
The board ran out 
and Hass doubled.
Nivel: 19
Ciegas: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Duy Ho raised to 12,500 from middle position and Kim Ng called in the big blind, leaving herself only 50,000 chips behind.
Ng then open-shoved on the 
flop and Ho called.
Ng showed 
and was ahead of Ho's 
. The turn and river were the 
and , doubling Ng to 115,000.
Paul Sokoloff raised from the button, and one seat over, Max Pescatori moved all in for less than 15 big blinds. Sokoloff called and it was a race with the for Sokoloff and the for Pescatori.
The 
was no good for the Canadian and Pescatori picked up a flush draw on the turn while Sokoloff now had top pair. The board completed with the river and the Italian headed to the payout desk.
Peter Tobias raised to 12,500 from late position and Bradley Craig moved all in from the big blind. Tobias thought for a moment and then called, tabling 
. Craig needed to find a match for his , but the board ran out 
and he was sent to the rail.
Arnaud Mattern has crashed out of this tournament in cruel circumstances.
Jason Zelus opened to 14,000 from middle position and Mattern three-bet to 36,000. Selus sat riffling chips for 30 seconds or so before announcing he was all-in. Mattern snap-called and was the all-in player.
Zelus:
Mattern:
Mattern was a massive favorite to double and become a real force in this tournament, until the 
flop came into view to completely turn the hand around. A on the turn was followed by the on the river and with that, Mattern's tournament came to an abrupt end.
It was a battle of the short-stacks and Jacob Stearley lost his final all-in with 
against the 
of David Hass one seat over. There was no help on the board, and Stearley takes home $8,947 for his efforts.
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