Here are some of the chip stacks in the blue and silver sections of the tournament room. Xuan Liu's seat has been filled with a new player as she has exited this event. But Randy Lew and Shawn Buchanan are new faces in the field.
The defending champion, Jason Duval, is running hot at the moment and the table is shocked. A couple hands ago Duval was all in holding against an opponent's . Both players would flop a set on the board and as Duval got up to take his exit, the turn brought another giving Duval quads and a double up.
Moments later, Duval got it in again, this time he was marginally ahead with to his opponent's . Duval stayed ahead through the flop but the turn introduces an and Duval stood up and started to walk away until the river dropped another doozy, the . Duval doubled again and the table was left stunned.
As players continue to bust out of this tournament, the Pavilion Room has now been cleared of players and all remaining tables are in Brasilia. A wander through the red and bronze sections reveals these notable stacks:
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Sunny Patel raised to 350 from under the gun plus one and faced a three-bet from a player in middle position to 750. Patel wasted no time pushing his stack of about 4,400 chips in the middle to put himself all in. His opponent eyed up the chips, asked for a count, and finally elected to fold his hand.
An under-the-gun player opened to 350 and action folded around to Vinny Pahuja in the big blind. Pahuja moved all in with his last 3,125 and the UTG raiser folded.
board and as Duval got up to take his exit, the turn brought another 
to his opponent's 
. Duval stayed ahead through the 
flop but the turn introduces an 
and Duval stood up and started to walk away until the river dropped another doozy, the 
. Duval doubled again and the table was left stunned.
