John Juanda raised from under the gun to 8,000 before the cutoff player moved all in for 28,000. Juanda made the call and tabled for the best hand against his opponent's .
However that changed when the board fell to slide Juanda back to the field with 125,000.
Carter Gill has moved over the 200,000-chip mark by crippling Tyler Cornell. Gill made it 3,000 preflop before Cornell raised to 11,000. Mark Walsh called Cornell's raise only to see Gill ship it all in when the action came back to him. Cornell made the call. After Walsh folded the hands were opened:
Gill:
Cornell:
Gill had two live, suited, semi-connected cards. He paired one on a flop of and had it hold up through the turn and river. When the stacks were counted down, Cornell had Gill covered by just 8,000 chips.
Marius Bobinas is out courtesy of one of our chip leaders, J Choi. Bobinas was short-stacked and got all in preflop with pocket tens. Choi called with king-nine and managed to catch a king on the turn to send Bobinas to the rail, where he collected $5,673.
The players have been given a final warning about the use of headphones at the tables. Of course now that we are in the money, the use of any sort of headphones or iPods is forbidden. The players have been warned and if anyone is caught again they will be issued a one round penalty.
Players are on their last break of the day. The 100-chips are being raced off during this ten-minute break. There will be one more level after the break before the day concludes.
Elton Tsang fired out a bet of around 9,000 on the flop of before Keith Wintermans popped it up to around 22,000 before Tsang declared he was all in. Wintermans made a crying call as he was drawing with for straight and flush draws against Tsang's .
The turn was the to give Wintermans even more outs but the on the river brought the flush to send a disappointed Tsang to the rail.
No sooner had we finished the previous post then Emad Tahtouh busted out. He opened for 7,000 from early position. Action folded around to Charles Chua in the big blind, who shoved all in. Tahtouh quickly called and tabled ; Chua had .
It was Tahtouh who earlier told Chua that Chua is "a machine" and "a juggernaut," so no surprise that the board ran out to make quad sixes for Chua. Tahtouh didn't even stick around long enough to collect his payout. Presumably he'll come back to get it tomorrow.