Mikael Brorsson opened to 3,200 from middle position and was called by Gheorge Furnea on the button. Silviu Pana took a moment before sliding out a three-bet to 15,200 in the small blind.
Patrick Bueno was next to act in the big blind, taking more than a minute and counting out his remaining stack before laying his hand down. Brorsson followed with a quick fold, as did Furnea, allowing Pana to claim the pot without a flop.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Laurentiu Paunas opened to 3,000 from under the gun and Jack Sharpe made the call to his immediate left. Nicholae Madalin put in a three-bet to 15,000 before Paunas moved all in for his final 22,000 behind.
Sharpe got out of the way and Paunas made the quick call.
Laurentiu Paunas: 10♠10♥ 
Nicholae Madalin: A♠K♣
Paunas was flipping but survived the 6♦J♠5♥8♣3♠ runout to earn the double up through Madalin.
Level: 10
Blinds: 700/1,400
Ante: 1,400
In the 821st episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Mike Holtz & Kyna England come to you from Level 9 Studios in Las Vegas to discuss the latest poker news, stories, and gossip. That includes the recent drama surrounding Tom "durrrr" Dwan, who recently talked to PokerNews in a 45-minute in-depth conversation about debt allegations recently leveled against him by Peter Jetten and Haralabos Voulgaris.
You can read everything Dwan had to say in our feature article here but suffice it to say he didn't give clear answers. Some say he spouted a word salad to most of the questions, and our crew took a look at some clips and offered their thoughts. We also asked Dwan point blank if he's ever been kidnapped by the Triads, an urban legend of sorts in the poker world.
Mike and Kyna then talked about their respective tournament successes since the last show, which led to a larger talk about women in poker and how the industry sometimes struggles to market to such a large segment of the population. From there, it was on to a discussion about the recent uptick of poker-related names venturing into the reality TV space including "Boston" Rob Mariano, Brantzen Poker, and Athena Jett.
Finally, the crew touched on Kevin Martin's 24/7 stream while attempting to win $5,000 playing online and close it out by offering their thoughts on the often-critical Allen Kessler.
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Players have been sent on the final 15-minute break of the day.
The tournament has seen a total of 104 entries, with 59 players remaining to begin the final three levels of the night.
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