After John Purdy raised to 125,000 on the button with , Miguel Medrano moved all in for 640,000 in the big blind with .

Purdy made the call to put him at risk, and the flop came , leaving Purdy needing a king.

The turn filled Medrano up and the river sealed the double-up for Medrano.

Miguel Medrano	1,400,000	750,000
John Purdy	1,300,000	-640,000

After Ian Auvil limped in middle position with , Bogdan Zavu moved all in for 300,000 with .

Chip leader Chris Davis then just called in the big blind with , a move that could potentially lead to his demise.

That's because the flop came , bringing Auvil a set. Better yet for him, Davis then moved all in with his kings for 1,700,000 effective, and of course Auvil happily called.

The board completed with the and , Sending a huge pot to Auvil, and almost secondarily, eliminating Zavu.

Davis meanwhile is still alive, but on the short stack.

Ian Auvil	4,100,000	2,025,000
Chris Davis (CA)	390,000	-1,910,000
Bogdan Zavu	0	-310,000

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Nick Sims moved all in from under the gun for 330,000, as did Miguel Medrano in the big blind for a very similar stack.

Miguel Medrano:
Nick Sims:

The flop came instantly bringing trips to Medrano. The on the turn gave Sims some hope with a gutshot straight draw, but the on the river filled up Medrano.

After the chips were counted up, Sims was left with just 5,000 chips.

He spun it up to 50,000, but then shoved his under the gun into Ian Auvil's , and after a runout, last year's third-place finisher was eliminated in 10th place.

Ian Auvil	2,000,000	1,465,000
Miguel Medrano	655,000	175,000
Nick Sims	0	-525,000

Paul Chamberlain raised to 250,000 on the button and Andrew Ferguson moved all in for about 600,000. Chamberlain called.

Andrew Ferguson:
Paul Chamberlain:

Chamberlain was in dominant shape, especially after the flop. The turn gave Ferguson a set with the , but it also gave Chamberlain a flush.

Ferguson asked for the dealer to pair the board, but the was unaccommodating, leaving the field with just ten players.

Paul Chamberlain	2,300,000	655,000
Andrew Ferguson	0	-500,000

Charles Gudaitis moved all in from the cutoff for 505,000 and was snap-called by Chris Davis on the button. Ronald Kaepernick thought briefly in the big blind but folded.

Charles Gudaitis:
Chris Davis:

Gudaitis was in rough shape and after the runout, his inferior pair cost him a trip to the rail with 12th place money.

Chris Davis (CA)	2,100,000	800,000
Charles Gudaitis	0	-400,000