Habib Khanis raised to 16,000 from the button with 40,000 behind. Saar Wilf shoved all in and after both blinds folded, Khanis made the call for his tournament life.
Khanis: 
Wilf:
The board ran out 
and Khanis was eliminated. Wilf is now up to 570,000.
On a flop of 
, a player in Seat 4 checked and Ronald Eberhard bet 15,000. Seat 4 then moved all in and was called by Eberhard.
Seat 4: 
Eberhard: 
The 
on the turn and 
on the river gave Eberhard the pot and he is up to 185,000.
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Louis Crispino open-shoved for his last 21,500 when action folded to him on the button. Johnny Kitchens over-shoved in the small blind, and the big blind folded. Crispino's 
were live against Kitchens' 
, but the 
board missed Louis completely. Ace-high was enough to take the pot and eliminate Crispino. Kitchens is now sitting behind 87,000.
Davin Costa moved all in from the cut off when action folded to him. Both Frank Weigel and Paul Fehlig made the call from the blinds.
The flop came 
and Fehling checked. Weigel bet 4,000 and was called by Fehling. Both players checked the 
on the turn and on the river.
The cards were revealed:
Costa: 
Weigel: 
Fehlig: 
Fehlig's three threes were enough to take the pot and eliminate Costa.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
The color up is over and the break clock was just started. Play will resume at 9:27.
Davin Costa bet 60,000 on a 
board, oddly leaving himself 300 chips behind. Jose Gatmaitan hero-called and won the pot with when Costa could only show 
for missed straight and flush draws. While Gatmaitan was up to 350,00 and the top of the chip counts, Costa wasn't quite out. Since it was the last hand before the color up and you can't be eliminated from a tournament by losing a chip race, Costa gets a 500 chip automatically. The question is, will Costa come back after dinner to put his 200-chip profit to use?
The players are hanging around for a few minutes to race of the black T100 chips. When that is complete, the clock will start on their 60-minute dinner break.
The tournament has lost it's most awesome name. Ditmar Winkelmolen raised to 8,800 under the gun, and Jason Sackler raised to 21,000. Winkelmolen moved in for 45,000, and Sackler called. It was Sackler's 
racing Winkelmolen's 
. The 
board gave all the chips to Sackler, putting him up to 145,000. Winkelmolen is out, meaning we won't get to write Winkelmolen anymore.
Bruce Stern, or at least his seat, started the day with just over 75,000 chips. Unfortunately, Stern never showed up. He managed to make a few pay jumps by being absent, but the blinds and antes have finally eaten his stack. Stern has been officially eliminated from the tournament.
