David Levi had chopped in the previous hand to stay in contention with a severe short stack and was then all-in preflop against Chino Rheem.
David Levi: A♦9♦6♥2♥
Chino Rheem: A♥7♣7♦2♣
They joked about just chopping it and not dealing a board, which then ran out A♠J♠2♠7♠7♥ to eliminate Levi.
The field keeps on growing with now up to 160 entries and there are 144 players left according to the clock.
Jyri Merivirta was heads-up against Dylan Smith and put out a bet on a flop that read J♠K♦7♠. Smith called and the two players saw the 7♥ hit the turn.
Smith check-called a bet from Merivirta and the dealer flipped over the 3♥ for the river. Again, Smith check-called a bet from Merivirta who tabled A♣7♣7♦2♥ for quad sevens.
Smith's hand hit the muck.
On a board of 8♥6♦5♦K♠J♠, Ren Lin took the high pot with the A♥K♦Q♦10♣ while Ozea Ingram earned the low portion with his K♣Q♥3♠2♥.
One hand later, Lin bet every street when checked to by the big blind on a board of 8♥7♣6♠5♥10♣. "Take it all," his opponent joked and Lin indeed scooped with the A♣8♠6♣2♥ for two pair and the nut low.
In the final hand prior to the break, Chris Vitch bet all the way on a board of A♠8♥2♣5♦7♠ and had very few chips behind on the final bet. He was called down by Michael McKenna and tabled his K♥K♣4♦3♣ for a wheel and the nut low to win the entire pot.
Nível: 7
Limites: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
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Upon completion of level six, the tournament clock shows a total of 151 entrants with 144 players remaining and they have been sent on the second 15-minute break of the day. The T-100 chips will be raced off and the level duration increases to 60 minutes each for the final four levels of the day.
With two bets three ways to the J♦7♣2♠ flop, David Williams bet and was called by Tamon Nakamura with David Moskowitz sticking around. On the Q♠ turn, Williams bet again when checked to and Nakamura was the only caller. They checked the 8♠ river and Nakamura's A♦8♣7♠6♦ won the pot.
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