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, the small blind checked an early-position player bet out 1,000 and Terris Preston made the call. The player in the small blind then check-raised to 3,500, which prompted the middle position player to raise all in for 3,875 total. Terris Preston then moved over the top all-in for 13,500 total. The small blind folded. 
and his opponent showed 
, Phillip Hilm bet 1,100 from late position and got a call from his opponent in the cutoff seat. and Hilm checked. The cutoff moved all in and Hilm made the call. The players showed: 
on the river was meaningless. After the hand, Hilm is up to about 54,000 chips.
held up against his 
.
, Nancy Todd Tyner had all her chips in the middle against a larger-stacked opponent. The players showed:
that never came. The river was the 
and Tyner was eliminated.
from the small blind and her opponent on the button made the call.
and Liebert fired out 2,500 and her opponent folded as Liebert takes down a nice pot just before dinner to sit with 33,000 chips.
on a flop of 
. He was in fantastic shape against one opponent who called with . With the turn of one card, his heart sank as the turn came down 
to make a set for his opponent. That heart was jump-started when the river fell and Kovar made a set of his own.
flop it was checked around to Hershiser, who bet 3,000. Stan Jablonski then raised from the small blind to 10,000 and after two others folded Orel made the call.
, Jablonski made a 6,000 bet and Hershiser moved all in. Stan called and showed that he'd flopped a flush with 
. Hershiser held and needed another heart to remain in the tournament, but the river brought the and that was the end. Hershiser gave Stan the autographed baseball he was using as a card protector and conducted a quick interview with ESPN's cameras before making his way out of the Amazon Room.
