Level 28
: 50,000/100,000, 15,000 ante
Kerry Bell and Brian Yoon limped in and Tony Miles in the small blind raised it up to 550,000. Jaime Kaplan in the big blind moved all in for a total of 3,600,000 and that forced out Bell and Yoon. Miles asked for a count and eventually called, finding himself miles ahead in the showdown.
Jaime Kaplan: 
Tony Miles: 
The 
flop gave Miles top two pair and Kaplan needed a queen for the straight to avoid the elimination. However, the turn gave Miles a full house. Kaplan could only chop it with a king, and a blank 
on the river sent Kaplan to the rail in 62nd place for a payday of $129,930.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
12,800,000
4,500,000
|
4,500,000 |
|
Busted |
, giving Zullo a Broadway straight. Lussier's hopes were pinned to running spades or a queen for a chop. The first option went out the window on the 
turn, and despite his rail calling for the queen of hearts on the river, the river came the 
and Lussier was eliminated.
, and Jensen check-called a 225,000 bet from Campo. Both players checked on the 
turn, and when the river came the 
, Jensen took the betting lead for 360,000. 
for two pair and Campo mucked.
. Ryan Phan made it 200,000 on the button and Fletcher came back with 550,000. Phan called and they both checked the 
river and Phan thought awhile then put in 1,240,000. Fletcher folded after about 30 seconds.
, which brought no help. 
, though, and that gave Koren the win making him a pair of queens on the river to stay alive.
turn, Shaun O'Donnell checked out of the big blind and Daniel Tang in the cutoff made it 580,000 to go. O'Donnell called with around 1.7 million behind and checked the 
on the river. Tang announced all in and O'Donnell gave it just 30 seconds of consideration before calling it off.
for the flush and O'Donnell mucked. As per all-in showdown rule, his 
for a pair of kings.