A player was all in before the flop and was called by Yueqi Zhu and Shannon Shorr. The flop came 
. Shorr bet and Zhu quickly folded, leaving Shorr alone to attempt to eliminate the all in player.
Shorr would do just that as he showed the 
and the board ran out the 
and the 
and the at risk player's hand was turned over as no good as he walked away from the table.
There are less than 100 players to go before the survivors reach the money. Among those to fall during the last level are Frank Kassela, Maxim Panyak, Ville Mattila, Michael Lech and Dmitry Savelyev.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0
Michael Mizrachi has just won another pot, this time through barreling in a hand against Garrett Garvin.
The flop was already out and it read 
and Mizrachi who was playing in the small blind position, bet 7,000 and Garvin called. The 
turn saw more of the same but for 8,000 this time.
The river card was the 
and Mizrachi barreled 25,000, which was the vast majority of his chips. Garvin snap-folded and Mizrachi continued to move upwards.
Abdul Amer was involved in a hand with Laurence Miles. The flop was 
. Amer bet 8,000 which was called by Miles. The turn was the 
. Action went check-check.
The river was the . Amer fired a big bet of 53,000 which caused Miles to think it over for a while before eventually calling. Amer turned over the 
for the rivered scoop and Miles showed his beaten hand of 
.
It has been a good day so far for Chris Bjorin, Patrik Leonard, Phil Laak and Jon Turner, whereas the same cannot be said for Frederik Brink and Kate Hoang who have lost most of their chips since play restarted.
Some chip counts from the Pavilion room as the tables are being broken and players being moved into the Miranda room.
Daniel Negreanu is up over six figures after winning another small pot. The Canadian is now above average after he opened to 6,000 from under the gun and was called behind by a player in middle position and Jesse David on the button.
The flop was the and when Negreanu didn't continue, both players checked also. The turn paired the board with the and Neagreanu elected to bet, putting 12,500 over the line. His bet was good to take it down.
On a board that read 
Michael Mizrachi had raised his opponent from 4,000 to 19,000 on the river. After about thirty seconds of deliberation his opponent pitched his hand into the muck. While he certainly would have preferred a call, Mizrachi still smiled as he held his cards in his hand and showed them to the table, the and 
included for quads.
Nível: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 0
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