Paul Berende was all in and at risk before the flop for his last roughly 25,000 against Jared Hamby. Berende showed 
and was up against Hamby's 
.
The board ran out 
and Berende was able to double up with queens full of sixes. He's now sitting on about 58,000 to Hamby's 110,000.
Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier is fresh off a two-month break from poker. His parents say it's changed their son's life.
Alexander Nolan Condon just ended up for his tournament life right before the money bubble, and things didn't turn out well for him. Condon was all in for 90,600 chips and the showdown went as following.
Condon:
Silver: 
The board ran out 
and Silver raked in another big pot. Condon was visibly distraught as he leaves the tournament room empty handed while Silver sits near the top of the chip counts.
James St Hilaire raised to 6,000 from the under-the-gun plus one position and Edwin Dammert from Germany three-bet to 18,000. Dammert was sitting two seats to St Hilaire's left and the action was quickly folded back to the initial raiser.
St Hilaire tanked for a bit before making it 38,000 and Dammert made the call after about a minute.
The flop brought out 
and St Hilaire bet 29,500. Dammert tanked for about a minute before he bumped it up to 60,000. St Hilaire played around with his chips before eventually moving all in.
Dammert seemed surprised, confused and frustrated all at the same time while he was making up his mind. As the minutes passed Pascal Lefrancois, sitting in between the two players, grew visibly more annoyed before he eventually stated that he was ready to call the clock. At this point Dammert had been playing around with his cards for about six minutes, and ultimately the German folded 
face up.
From under the gun, Ben Warrington opened with a raise to 6,200 from under the gun, then action folded to Dan Smith in the cutoff seat. Smith reraised and made it 15,300 to go. Play then slid over to Rens Feenstra in the big blind, and he took some time before reraising to 32,000. After Warrington folded, action was back to Smith.
Smith took some time of his own, and then reraised all in. Feenstra snap-called and put his 115,000 or so on the line. Smith had him covered and tabled the 
. Feenstra had the .
The flop, turn, and river ran out 
, and Feenstra was eliminated. Smith climbed to 340,000.
After a series of raises before the flop, a player was all in for what looked to be around 100,000 against [Removed:17]. Yan held and was crushing his opponent's 
. After a runout of 
, Yan was able to drag in the pot and bring his stack to around 400,000.
Amanda Musumeci was all in and at risk before the flop for her last 42,500 against Owen Crowe. Musumeci held 
and was racing with Crowe's 
.
The flop kept Crowe in the lead after it fell , but Musumeci vaulted ahead after she paired up on the turn. The table let out a collective gasp, though, as the struck the river, giving Crowe a winning set of sixes.
Musumeci made a quick exit from the tournament area and Crowe is now up to about 275,000.
Mike “Timex” McDonald got caught up in big money bubble action during the $100,000 Super High Roller. He explains the pain of playing one big blind on a $217k bubble. Click through to the PokerStars Blog now.
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