Hand #18- Paul Lieu made it 26,000 to go. Danny Johnson was the lone caller, and the flop came down 
. Lieu checked to Johnson who did the same. The 
on the turn, and Lieu fired out 28,000. Johnson folded, and Lieu took the pot down.
Hand #19- Ben Volpe raised it up to 26,000 after Lieu limped, and Lieu called the raise. The flop brought low cards, 
, and Lieu checked to Volpe, who threw out 28,000. Lieu check raised it to 56,000. Volpe tanked for about 90 seconds before he clicked it back to 84,000. Lieu tanked for a couple of minutes before folding his hand, and Volpe took down the pot.
Hand #20- Six players limped in before Blair Hinkle made it 23,000 to go. Everyone folded, and Hinkle took down the pot.
Hand #21- Lieu and Volpe limped in, and Danny Johnson made it 23,000. Louis Bonnecaze then reraised to 60,000, and it got back around to Johnson. He too laid his hand down, and Bonnecaze took down another.
Hand #22- Seven players limped in to take a flop of 
. It checked around to Adam Stone, who fired out 16,000. Action folded to Horacio Chaves, and he was the lone caller. The turn was the 
, and Stone checked to Chaves, who fired out 40,000. Stone quickly folded, and the pot was sent to Chaves.
, to see Stone flop a set of queens and win the hand, as he doubles up to 535,000 in chips.
flop. He was still looking for a jack, but the 
, and Panzica was sent packing in ninth place, while Lieu is back up to 550,000.
, as Johnson threw out a continuation bet of 21,000. Lieu thought for a moment, before making the call. The 
fell on the turn, as Johnson slowed down, checking his option. Lieu reached for his stack, and threw out a bet of 21,000, as Johnson went into the tank. He asked for a count, as he leaned over the table to look at Lieu��s stack, before making the call. The 
for a full house, as Lieu��s cards flew into the muck.
, and Lieu wanted to get a rough idea of Bonnecaze's stack. He fired out a bet of 44,000, and Bonnecaze raised it up to 105,000. Lieu was visibly upset about facing a raise, as he snatched his sunglasses off, and clapped chips together. He tanked for over two minutes, grimacing from time to time and moving back and forth in his chair. Eventually, he called, and Bonnecaze rolled over 
for the nut flush, and Lieu flung his cards away.
