Sam Capra just doubled through Roland de Wolfe after all the money went in on the flop of 
. De Wolfe held pocket tens and Capra pocket nines. Fortunately for Capra, the turn card was a nine to spike him with a full house. The river missed de Wolfe and Capra doubled to 53,000 in chips.
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Rushing over to table nine we found Tony Guoga exiting his chair and making his way out the door.
Asking the table on the exact details of his bustout, we found out that he held 
against Jackson Zheng's 
, and when he failed to improve, Guoga was forced to exit the main event as Zheng climbs to 98,000 in chips.
Roland de Wolfe's stack just went boom and he's up over 100,000. He held two aces and was able to hold up against pocket eights on the board of 
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Roland de Wolfe just got a lot more chips and is up to 168,000 in chips. He flopped a set of sixes and was able to win a massive pot to shoot himself up the leader board.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Facing a raise from middle position, Jay 'SEABEAST' Kinkade bumped it to 8,100 from the button.
Once the blinds passed, the original raiser four-bet to 18,000 only to have Kinkade ship it all in for roughly 78,000. His opponent made the call as the cards were placed on their back.
Kinkade: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to see Kinkade and his opponent chop the pot up.
Aaron Tran has become the first player to soar over the 200,000-chip mark after having PokerStars.net Online Qualifier Jose Pacheco De Noronha all in preflop.
Tran: 
Noronha: 
Fortunately for Tran, the board ran out 
to see Tran spike his over card not once, but twice, to send Noronha to the rail as Tran climbs to 205,000 in chips.
Tom 'tollgate' Grigg opened to 2,400 under the gun only to have Asuncion Orna move all in from middle position for 19,100. Grigg quickly made the call to see the cards placed on their backs.
Grigg: 
Orna: 
The board was spread 
to see Grigg spike a runner-runner straight to send Orna to the rail while he climbed to 85,000 in chips.
Casey Kastle opened to 3,000 with Daniel Negreanu making the call next to act from the hijack.
With the action on local player Jim Ghobrial in the cutoff, he made it 9,500 to go. Kastle mucked, but when the action returned to Negreanu, he slid his (roughly) 80,000-chip stack into the pot.
Ghobrial couldn't call any faster for his 60,900 as he quickly flipped his cards over while standing up out of his chair and calling some railbirds over to sweat the result.
Negreanu:
Ghobrial:
As fifteen players crowded the table, the dealer flipped over the windown card of the 
before spreading the 
flop.
Calling for a diamond, Ghobrial was only able to catch a on the turn, but when the dealer dropped the 
on the river, Ghobrial erupted in cheers as he doubled through to 130,000 while Negreanu was left with under 20,000 in chips.
Manuel Hansimikali had an opponent all in, and dominated.
Hansimikali:
Opponent:
The board ran out 
to see Hansimikali send another opponent to the rail while soaring to 195,000 in chips.
