Ali Khalil raised from the small blind to 10,000 and Manuel Hansimikali called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and Khalil fired 10,000. Hansimikali raised to 25,000 and Khalil called.
After the 
was added to the board on the turn, Khalil checked. Hansimikali fired 35,000 and Khalil gave it up.
Khalil dropped back to 164,000 while Hansimikali moved up to 315,000.
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Ali Khalil opened to 8,000 from the cutoff only to have Omer Silajdzija move all in for 36,900 from the small blind.
Khalil made the call tabling his 
to be trailing Silajdzija's 
.
The board ran out 
to see Silajdzija double to 85,000 as Khalil slips to 190,000 following recently doubling up Manuel Hansimikali in a blind-on-blind battle.
Aaron Tran moved all in for 32,300 and was called by Tom Rafferty. Tran shoved from late position and Rafferty called from the small blind.
Tran: 
Rafferty: 
The board ran through 
and Tran was sent to the rail just a few spots from the money. Rafferty on the other hand, moved to 345,000 in chips.
Craig Bourke just sent Anthony Kanaan to the rail and here's how it went down.
Bourke raised to 10,000 preflop and Kanaan called. The flop came down 
and Bourke bet 17,000. Kanaan made the call to see the 
come on the turn. Bourke checked and Kanaan moved all in. Bourke made the call with the 
. Kanaan held the 
.
The river was the and Kanaan couldn't find the nine he needed. He was eliminated while Bourke moved to 270,000 in chips.
Eddy Sabat moved all in from the button for 41,900 and Benjamin McLean tanked from the big blind. Tom Rafferty called the clock on McLean after he was in the tank for a bit. When McLean heard the clock called on him he said, "Just because of that," and pushed the chips to call over the betting line.
"I didn't call the clock on you," said Sabat. He in fact didn't, it was Rafferty. Either way, spite call or not, McLean made the call and the hands were turned over.
Sabat: 
McLean: 
The board ran out 
and Sabat doubled up.
Both Peco Stojanovski and Daniel Negreanu put 20,000 chips in on the flop of 
before the turn came the . Stojanovski fired 25,000 and Negreanu raised to 60,000. Stojanovski thought for a bit and then made the call.
The river completed the board with the 
and Stojanovski checked. Negreanu checked behind, citing that Stojanovski's speech was the reason he was shutting down. Stojanovski tabled two tens, but lost to the 
for Negreanu.
Negreanu moved to 310,000 while Stojanovski dropped back to 181,000.
We caught the action preflop with Liam O'Rourke all in with against Roland de Wolfe's .
With the board running out 
, O'Rourke was unable to improve his hand as he was sent to the rail.
De Wolfe now climbs over the half-million-chip mark with 520,000.
The cards are back in the air with the continuation of the 2,000-4,000 and 400-ante level.
It's 10-minute break time once again.
