Action was picked up with Luke Browning all in, and Z Stein putting him at risk.
Luke Browning: 5♥5♦
Z Stein: A♥A♣
Browning would need help to crack the aces of Stein, but when the board ran out 2♦A♠6♦3♠7♥ Stein improved to a set of aces and eliminated Browning in 21st place.
Jackie Berry raised under the gun all in for 270,000, and Justin Arnwine in early position called. When it folded to the big blind Alan Gendelman in the big blind, he announced all in for 950,000, and Arnwine folded, leaving the two players heads up.
Jackie Berry: 7♠7♦
Alan Gendelman: J♠J♦
Berry would need help to beat the jacks of Gendelman. But when the board ran out 8♠6♥4♦9♦4♣ the pocket jacks of Gendelman were best, and Berry was eliminated in 20th place.
Michael Lavin moved all in from under the gun for about 300,000, putting himself at risk. Josh Mischel made the call from the big blind.
Michael Lavin: A♣10♣
Josh Mischel: A♦8♦
Mischel picked up a flush draw on the Q♥4♦2♦ flop and hit another diamond on the Q♦ turn for the nut flush. The meaningless 5♥ rolled off on the river and Lavin was sent to the rail.
Hamid Sepehri raised to 100,000 from early position, before Lara Eisenberg three-bet to 300,000 in the cutoff. Michael Zazzera called on the button, and when it folded back to Sepehri, he announced all in for 1,255,000. Eisenberg folded, and Zazzera called to put Sepehri at risk.
Hamid Sepehri: A♠A♣
Michael Zazzera: J♥J♦
Sepehri woke up with aces and was in a great spot to double up. When the board ran out 6♠A♥K♥A♦10♥ Sepehri improved to quad aces and secured the double up.
Hamid Sepehri raised to 125,000 from the hijack, and when it folded to Joshua Mischel in the big blind, he called all in for less.
Joshua Mischel: K♥8♣
Hamid Sepehri: A♦A♣
Mischel would need lots of help to crack the aces of Sepehri, but when the board ran out A♥3♠J♣K♣2♥ Sepehri improved to a set, and Mischel was eliminated in 16th place.
Action folded to Alan Gendelman on the button, and he limped in. Then Charlie Chien went all in from the small blind, as did Justin Arnwine in the big blind. Gendelman folded leaving the two players heads up, with Chien at risk.
Charlie Chien: A♦7♦
Justin Arnwine: A♥K♦
Arnwine had Chien dominated and after the board ran out A♠4♠A♣J♦8♦ Arnwine's trip aces with a king kicker was still best, and Chien was eliminated in 15th place.