Matt Vengrin Eliminated in 27th Place ($13,820)
and Hook held 
. Both players expressed their feelings about not wanting to flip for huge stacks in the tournament. Hook was the actual at-risk player with 120,500 chips. Vengrin had him covered by 6,000. When the hands were turned over, both players agreed to swap 25% of one another in the tournament knowing someone would either be eliminated or severely crippled at the end of this flip.The board was then run out
and Hook took down the pot, leaving Vengrin crushed.On the next hand, Vengrin posted his ante and big blind, leaving 1,500 behind. James Czarnecki limped under the gun, James Mordue limped and Hook completed from the small blind. Vengrin actually had an option from the big blind and checked.
The flop came down
and Hook bet 7,000. Vengrin called all in for 1,500 before both other players call as well. The turn brought the 
and Hook checked. With Vengrin all in, action fell to Czarnecki. He bet 17,000. Mordue and Hook both called, creating a decent side pot now.The river completed the board with the
. Hook checked and Czarnecki fired 30,000. Mordue inst-folded and then Hook tanked. He talked to himself for about four minutes, even hinting towards the contents of his hand. Eventually, he made the call with 
. Czarnecki held . Vengrin mucked his hand and it was unseen while Hook scooped in the pot. Hook also received a one-round penalty from Tournament Director Matt Savage for talking about his hand.Hook now has 275,000 chips and is sitting on the rail waiting for six hands to pass at his table.