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We didn't catch all the action, but when we walked up to the table, the board read 
.
Andrew Rosskamm tossed in a bet of 55,000. After a brief moment of deliberation, Dustin Pattinson made the call.
"Queen," said Rosskamm, tabling 
. Pattinson tossed his cards into the muck.
With Niccolo Caramatti in the process of moving all in for his last 137,000, Humberto Brenes announced, "if you move all in, I call!"
The Tournament Director was called over to ask if that statement from Brenes was binding or not.
After discussing the exact details of the hand, it was ruled that Brenes was bound to a call and didn't put up much of a fight.
Caramatti: 
Brenes: 
The board ran out 
to see Caramatti double to 305,000 through his Broadway straight as Brenes slipped to 480,000 in chips.
Thomas O'Neal moved all in for 128,000 and was called by Dean Hamrick.
O'Neal: 
Hamrick: 
O'Neal found a king on the 
flop. The turn and river brought a 
and 
respectively and O'Neal doubled to 280,000.
Craig Bergeron opened for a raise under the gun and James Schaaf three-bet from the small blind. Bergeron moved all in and Schaaf made the call to put Bergeron at risk.
Bergeron:
Schaaf: 
The board ran out 
to see Bergeron double through to 690,000 as Schaaf slips to 565,000 in chips.
In a battle of the blinds, Ian Wiley moved all in for 167,000 from the small blind and Niccolo Caramatti made the call from the big.
Wiley:
Caramatti: 
The board ran out 
to see Wiley's kicker play and ensure him the double to 355,000 as Caramatti slips to just 155,000 in chips.
Niccola Caramatti found himself all in for his last 166,000 with Peter Granlund making the call.
Caramatti:
Granlund:
The board ran out 
to see Caramatti double through to 344,000 as Granlund slips to 280,000 in chips.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Michael Vaccarello began cutting out a raise only to have the dealer call a string-bet.
Eventually the decision was that Vaccarello would be bound to a min-raise since the first amount of chips that he cut out was 25,000 therefore meaning he would be bound to a raise ahead of a call.
With the action on Aaron Gustavson, he tossed in three green 75,000-denomination chips only to have David Siegal move all in for 183,000 from the cutoff.
Vaccarello followed suit moving all in for 235,000 as Gustavson double-fist-pump-snap called!
Vaccarello:
Siegal:
Gustavson: 
The flop fell down to keep Gustavson in the lead but leave him having to fade any king, jack, nine or heart to eliminate both players.
The turn dropped the to change little, and after the 
landed on the river, Gustavson faded the monster sweat to eliminate two opponents and climb to 1,040,000 in chips.
Andrew Rosskamm opened to 50,000 from under the gun and Aaron Gustavson made the call.
The flop fell down 
and Rosskamm fired out 60,000 to eventually prompt a fold from Gustavson.
Rosskamm flashed his for top set and collected the pot to move to 840,000 as Gustavson slips to 550,000 in chips.
Daniel Buzgon found himself all in for his last 261,000 with Niccolo Caramatti making the call.
Buzgon:
Caramatti:
The board ran out to see Buzgon double through to 562,000 as Caramatti slips to 200,000 in chips.
