Dave Alfa called a raise of 1,000,000 pre-flop before Steven Geralis jammed for about 6,000,000 next to act. The original raiser folded and Alfa called.
Geralis: 
Alfa: 
Geralis flopped a pair on a board of 
but it wasn't enough to overcome the queens of Alfa and he hit the rail.
Alfa, who has taken several hits to his stack recently, is back up to about 19,000,000.
Anthony Cass and Dave Alfa were just involved in another blind on blind battle that resulted in Cass building up his stack.
With the board showing 
, Cass bet 2,000,000 from the small blind and Alfa folded his hand.
Cass is sitting on around 20,800,000, while Alfa is down to around 6,000,000.
Marco Townsend was under the gun and moved all-in. The action folded around to Jesus Delgadillo in the big blind. He pondered for a minute and then threw in calling chips.
Marco Townsend: 
Jesus Delgadillo: 
The board ran out 
. Delgadillo rivered two pair to crack Townsend's aces and sent him to the rail.
Two consecutive hands on Table #458 resulted in two players heading to the payout desk.
In the first hand, Aaron Kerman was all in for 3,325,000 and was called by Katsushi Yoshida. Kerman had 
and Yoshida turned up 
.
The board ran out 
and Kerman was knocked out. Yoshida moved up to 9,400,000.
On the next hand, a player with 
was all in pre-flop but lost to the 
of Richard Bai when the board came 
.
Randy Davis shoved all in from early position preflop for his remaining 6,975,000. He got a call from the big blind.
Davis had the 
vs the 
of his opponent.
The flop came 
to pair Davis and send him into the lead. The turn was the to give his opponent some more outs but the river was the 
to confirm his double up.
Nível: 32
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Players are now on a 60-minute dinner break. Blinds will be 250,000-500,000, with a 500,000 big blind ante when play resumes.
With 72 players remaining, the average stack is around 9,000,000 (18 big blinds).
Ronnie Bardah was all-in for 3,350,000. It folded to Adam Brownstone in the big blind and he made the call.
Ronnie Bardah:
Adam Brownstone: 
The board ran out . Bardah could not improve.
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