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James Lee opened the pot and Edward Yee re-popped for an additional 6,300 chips. Lee called.
The flop ran out 
and Lee fired a 5,500-chip bet. Yee went all in for an additional 8,200 chips and was called.
Showdown
Yee: 
Lee: 
The turn card was a 
and the river card a 
, giving Yee a double up. Lee slipped to 28,000 and Yee is now up to 27,000 chips.
Walter Harris opened the pot with a 2,800-chip raise from the cutoff. On the button, Andrew Ferris went all in for an additional 13,500 chips and was called by Jason Hallee in the big blind. Harris folded.
Showdown
Ferris: 
Hallee: 
Board: 
Double up for Ferris to 35,000, Hallee slipped to 43,000.
With the board reading 
Jeff Sluzinski fired a 4,200-chip bet and Frederic Bussot called on the button. The turn card was 
and both players checked.
The river brought a 
to the table and Sluzinski check-called a 10,000-chip bet from Bussot.
Bussot tabled 
and Sluzinski 
. Pot for Sluzinski, who is now up to 71,000 chips.
"All in and call table 354!"
Nah, just kidding.
The action so far on the bubble - understandably - has been extremely slow.
Walking round the room, we found that there are at least ten stacks that sit with fewer then ten big blinds!
Earnest Bell opened the pot with a 2,400-chip raise in the hijack seat. Neil Channing re-popped it to 6,800 in the cutoff and Daniel Kelly re-raised to 18,800 in the small blind. Both players folded and Kelly took the pot.
Kelly moved up to 70,000 chips.
With 247 players left in the field, we're now on the bubble.
We unfortunately missed the exact nature of how it happened, but the following players have been eliminated.
Frank Rusnak, John Brooks, Matthew LaGarde, Lorne Thompson and Charles Mitchell are all now on the rail.
Andy Lim has been eliminated when his 
was all in against an opponent's 
.
The board ran out 
to see Lim hit the rail.
Leon Dannen opened to 3,400 from middle position only to be three-bet to 9,000 from an opponent in the small blind.
Dannen moved his last 22,100 into the pot and after a lengthy thought process, his opponent made the call.
Dannen: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to see Dannen double through to over 46,000 in chips.
The cards are now in the air!
