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Charles Kelley moved all in for 42,000 from the small blind after a player on the button opened to 4,100. Konstantin Puchkov called all in from the big blind and the original raiser folded.
Showdown
Kelley: 
Puchkov: 
The board ran 
and Kelley was left with just 10,000 chips.
We missed how he got the rest of them in, but he was no longer at his seat the next time we visited the table.
Ben Roberts moved all in from middle position for 15,000 with 
, but ran into the 
of Failla who reraised all in from the hijack. An eventful 
board was close, but no cigar, and "The Gentleman" is out.
Failla's stack has been fluctuating of late, so he's still on 142,000 despite starting the day with slightly more.
Remember when we said Table 369 was tough? Well they just added a PokerStars Team France Pro; Thomas Bichon.
Bichon sits with just under 40,000 chips and only makes our table of death even tougher.
On a board of 
, Paul Biggs led for 25,000 into a pot of 22,000 and received a call from under-the-gun. Biggs showed 
for two pair, which was more than enough to see his stack jump up to 95,000.
A player in early position opened for a raise before Jamie Wolf moved all in with the button. The original raiser called, and the hands were opened:
Showdown
Opponent:
Wolf: 
Wolf already had his opponent dominated and the 
flop only pushed him further ahead. After the turned it was all over. The on the river was but a formality, and Wolf doubled to 32,000 chips.
Shawn Buchanan has chipped up to 70,000 thanks to a recent knockout.
He held wired tens against an opponent's wired fives, and the two got all the chips in before the flop. Buchanan actually made a set of tens just for fun, and his opponent hit the rail.
Charlie Hook looked like he was walking the plank when he ran into 
, his 
in need of divine assistance to prevent him from sleeping with the fishes. However, the Poker Gods were feeling fruity on this occasion as the flop came 
to virtually seal the deal there and then. A on the turn and it was all over. I won't even telling you what the 
river was as it was so academic.
After that spot of good fortune, Hook is now back up to 35-40,000.
Simon Ravnsbaek (yes, four consecutive consonants!) is up to 110,000 after eliminating a short stack with versus 
. The board rolled out 
to award him both the pot, and the scalp.
With the board reading 
, early pace setter from yesterday, Alex Outhred, called a bet of 13,000 before moving all in on the 
turn. His opponent called all in for his tournament life, but duly mucked upon being shown 
for the nut flush. Outhred up to 120,000.
Thiago Nishijima is up to 116,000 as we head into the break. He just eliminated an opponent with versus 
on an ensuing board.
