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With roughly 1,700 in the pot already, David 'Chino' Rheem, Jeff Lisandro and a third player put a further 1,500 into the pot.
Rheem stood pat as Lisandro and the other opponent drew one, only to found to Rheem's 3,200-chip bet.
Flashing just an 
, Rheem moved to over 17,000 in chips.
Facing a pre-draw raise of 325, Ted Forrest three-bet to 1,025 only to have his opponent four-bet all in.
Forrest made the call and stood pat after his opponent drew one.
With Forrest tabling his 
, his opponent tabled his 
but failed to improve when he caught the to pair his hand.
Forrest is now sitting on over 13,000 in chips.
The 250 entrants have created a prizepool of $337,500 with the top twenty-eight players receiving a guaranteed $2,943.
Here is how the final table will pay out.
1st - $92,817
2nd - $57,375
3rd - $37,857
4th - $25,839
5th - $18,096
6th - $12,997
7th - $9,568
8th - $7,215
The cards are back in the air after an enjoyable dinner break.
Level: 5
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 25
We are now on a 60-minute dinner break.
See you all at 10:30pm PST.
"I'm moving in every hand no matter. I have ten minutes" stated Michael Mizrachi as he shoved all in.
Mizrachi found a double a double when his caught the 
as his opponent made a pair.
A few hands later Mizrachi found another double when his 
caught a as his opponent found an 
to go along with his to put Mizrachi up to 6,500 as players head on their dinner break.
David 'Chino' Rheem opened to 325 and Jeff Lisandro made the call before Justin 'Boosted J' Smith moved all in for 1,825. Rheem folded by Lisandro made the call.
Both players drew a card with Lisandro catching the 
to go along with his .
Smith was unable to best Lisandro's hand and hit the rail as Lisandro climbed to 15,300 in chips.
PokerStars Team Pro Canada member Daniel Negreanu has hit the rail.
We were informed that good friend Mike Matusow was the one that sent him to the rail after standing pat against Negreanu who drew two but was unable to improve.
David Singer opened to 325 and Erick Lindgren bumped it to 1,050 before Howard Lederer moved all in for roughly 2,300. Singer folded by Lindgren made the call drawing one as Lederer stood pat.
Lederer tabled his to be up against Lindgren's 
.
Unfortunately for Lederer, Lindgren caught the to send him to the rail.
