Level 26
: 40,000/80,000, 80,000 ante
In a raised pot between Anthony Spinella and Stephen Song, the flop read 
when the two players checked.
The turn was the 
and Spinella bet 250,000, which was called by Song.
All the chips went in the middle on the 
river. Spinella sent a last bet in the middle for 315,000 and faced an all-in from Song, putting him at risk for his tournament life with a stack around 2,000,000.
After a long tank, Spinella made the call with 
for the straight but only to see 
in Song's hand for the nuts, and Spinella made his way to the exit while Song took the chipleader seat.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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8,500,000
2,350,000
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2,350,000 |
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Busted | |
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board and Ezequiel Waigel made the call from the big blind, with already around 500,000 in the middle.
river fell and Ezequiel Waigel moved all in covering Bond for his last 1,000,000 chips. 
against Ezequiel Waigel's 
and Mizrachi check-called Song's 60,000 bet.
which Mizrachi once again checked. Song bet 300,000 and after some time in the tank, Mizrachi tossed in chips for the call.
and Mizrachi checked to Song again. Song bet 1,050,000 and after going in to the tank again for a few minutes, Mizrachi finally called. Song showed 
which gave Song a pair of threes which was enough to win the hand and send Mizrachi to the rail.
ran out and he missed sending him out in 15th place, still good for an amazing story and $40,885.
of Song. The board ran out 
.
held against the 
of Shawn Daniels. 
to be elimiated in 16th place of the tournament.
for slightly more than one big blind and against Patrick Sekinger who held 
. 
looked like a guaranteed double up for Pulusani until the 
turn came in, Bond check-jammed a bet of 420,000 from Alkamli. With Bond covering Alkamli, he put him all in for 1,430,000 total. After at good few minutes of thought, Alkamli ultimately called.
river wasn't it, sending a huge pot Alkamli's way.