After reentering a short time ago, Ravi Sheth moved all in for his last 16,000 from the cutoff. Action folded to Brendan Evans in the big blind, who tossed in the call.
Ravi Sheth: A♠6♠ 
Brendan Evans: J♥4♥
Sheth was a great spot to get back above starting stack, but the 5♥5♠9♣5♦9♥ runout left both players chopping with a full house on board.
Brendan Evans opened from early position to 8,000, with Keith Johnson defending his big blind.
Johnson checked the J♠7♠A♣ flop, making the call after Evans continued for 8,000. Johnson checked again on the Q♠ turn, where Evans sized up to 30,000.
After taking some time and counting his remaining stack, Johnson opted to fold and Evans took down the pot.
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Ivan Balzano opened to 8,000 from under the gun and found calls from Keith Johnson on the button and Brandon Harris in the big blind.
Harris checked the 6♥9♠4♠ flop before Balzano moved all in. Johnson folded while Harris made the call.
Ivan Balzano: Q♣Q♥
Brandon Harris: 9♦7♦
Balzano maintained his lead after the 4♥ turn, but Harris spiked the 9♣ river to add another pile of chips to his stack.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The 11 remaining players have reached the final 15-minute break of the night.
Two more levels will be played before bagging for Day 2.
Brandon Harris opened from middle position before Keith Johnson moved all in from the small blind. Timothy Slater then shoved his smaller stack from the big blind, with Harris getting out of the way.
Timothy Slater: A♣10♣
Keith Johnson: J♦10♦
Johnson was trailing but connected with the 7♦A♥4♦K♥9♦ runout to make a flush, sending Slater to the rail later in Level 12.
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