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On a flop of 
, Barny Boatman moved all in from the small blind with his opponent from early position making the call.
Boatman: 
Opponent: 
With Boatman in desperate need to spike a king or a ten, the turn of the 
changed little before the 
on the river saw Boatman complete his straight to move to 48,000.
On a board of 
with the pot brewing at around 8,000, Joseph Serock led into his opponent with a bet of 7,600.
His opponent made the call tabling his 
, but it would be Serock's 
that would see him collect the pot and move to 47,000 in chips.
In the major tournament area on table twenty-eight we find Mitchell Carle and Joel Cohen.
Doesn't sound like too tough of a table. No offense of course.
Well that's until we introduce the next three players.
Phil Ivey. Patrik Antonius. Howard Lederer.
This is not a level.
On one of the first hands they tangled, Lederer opened with a raise from under the gun with Antonius defending his big blind to see a 
flop fall.
Lederer's 3,500-chip continuation-bet was check-called by Antonius as the on the turn was checked through to see the 
land on the river. Antonius led for 11,000, and after several moments of deliberation, Lederer relinquished.
From the small blind, Levy pushed his last 8,400 and Emanuel Seal made the call from the big blind.
Levy: 
Seal: 
The board ran out 
to see Levy sent to the rail courtesy of Seal's rivered three-outer.
Steve Topakas opened to a raise to 3,200, but threw out a yellow 5,000-denomination chip and two 100-denomination chips.
Carter Phillips - assuming it was a raise to 5,200 - made that call before the dealer deemed his chips in the pot to be a raise. Topakas pushed and Phillips made the call to put the local tournament regular at risk.
Topakas: 
Phillips: 
With Topakas in the lead, the 
flop was a safe one for him, but when the spiked on the turn, a now standing Topakas kicked his chair as the 
completed the board.
"Nice hand!" announced Topakas as he shook his head before making his way to the rail. Phillips is now up to 200,000 in chips.
Chris Moorman has just dispatched an opponent when his 
held up against 
.
All the money went in preflop with the board running out 
to see Moorman move to roughly 145,000 in chips.
Emad Tahtouh was all in against fellow local player John Dalessandri.
Tahtouh: 
Dalessandri:
The board filled out 
to see Dalessandri spike and when the race to move to 35,000 as Tahtouh was left crippled with just 2,300.
Just a few hands later, Tahtouh found himself all in preflop against two players, but when the board of 
was spread, Tahtouh was unable to best his opponent's 
.
Jackson Zheng shipped it preflop holding 
and was called by a player holding 
The flop ended Zheng's tournament as he made a swift exit to the rail.
With a cutoff raise to 2,500, Karib Karib made it 8,500 from the small blind. The cutoff shipped and Karib made the call for his 21,500.
Karib:
Opponent:
The board filled out to see Karib double through to 45,000 in chips.
David Ewing was all in for his last 21,600 against Craig Cockburn.
Ewing:
Cockburn:
Unfortunately for Ewing he was unable to win the race as the 
flop was spread to end Ewing's tournament and send Cockburn to 45,000.
