A few players have busted recently, though in a very short time. Among them was also Tom-Aksel Bedell, who was at risk in a battle of the blinds against Sam Greenwood for roughly 15 big blinds. Bedell held the 
and Greenwood the 
.
On the 
turn, Bedell had two over cards and the open-ended straight draw, yet the 
river bricked.
Nível: 11
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
In a battle of the blinds, John Juanda open-shoved for 104,500 and Christopher Frank called from one seat over. Juanda only had 
but got there on a board of 
to beat the 
of Frank and double up.
With about 165,000 in the middle on a 
board, Jason Mercier fired out a bet of 123,000 heads up with Mukul Pahuja.
He took his time about it, but Pahuja folded, claiming aces and allowing Mercier to climb even closer to the top of the leader board.
At the last break, Mercier had just 13 big blinds - Now he has some 75.
Jason Wheeler opened the action with a raise and then snap-called the shove of David Peters, who was all in and at risk out of the big blind for his last 37,000. Wheeler showed 
and Peters was in desperate shape with , stood up from his chair and was ready to go on the flop 
. However, the dealer burned and turned the 
and as final two community cards to give Peters an unlikely straight.
"That whole scenario seemed very unlikely," Charlie Carrel said and Wheeler replied back "Yeah. And this never works for me."
Almost at the same time, Liv Boeree exited the tournament area.
Adrian Mateos raised to 14,000 from under the gun and Shaun Deeb three-bet to 40,000 from a few seats over. The action got back to Mateos and he moved all in with pocket threes to put Deeb at risk for effectively 223,000. Deeb called with the and held up on the board 
.
Igor Kurganov was waiting for Liv Boeree and the latter joked "oh well let's play the Main Event then" with her two big blinds remaining. Kurganov was already busted and a few others had joined him on the rail recently as well.
Nível: 10
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Liv Boeree is in need of a miracle after losing almost her entire stack to Theo Jorgensen. In fact it was a three-way all in, through which Jorgensen tripled up out of the big blind with 
. Ike Haxton's 
and Boeree's 
were cracked on the board 
and Jorgensen had 89,000 chips times three and the small blind and antes.
Davidi Kitai opened the action with a raise to 10,500 and Thomas Muehloecker three-bet to 27,500 from one seat over. Mukul Pahuja four-bet to 58,500 from the button and Jason Mercier five-bet shoved for 165,000. Kitai and Muehloecker quickly folded, Pahuja tank-called after giving it a lot of consideration.
Mercier:
Pahuja:
The board ran out 
and the Team PokerStars Pro moved back above average.
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