was up against Hermans' 
.
. He now has 350,000 chips while Ivin dropped down to 110,000 and now has less than 10 big blinds.
Linas Leonovas raised to 30,000 in prelop action and David Saghabi reraised to 100,000. Leonovas was under the gun and Saghabi was in the hijack seat. Leonovas made the call and the two went heads-up to the flop.
The first three cards down on the felt were the 
. Leonovas wasted little time in making his actions known and quickly shoved in for roughly 200,000, just about a pot-sized bet. Saghabi snapped him off holding 
. He would be the one at risk, but only barely.
Leonovas held two overs and a flush draw with the 
. Without a made hand, this was as good a spot for Leonovas to be in.
The turn brought the 
and then the river the 
. Without hitting any of his outs, Leonovas was left with just 15,000 chips.
A few moments later, Leonovas had the last of chips in from the big blind with 
against Ernst Hermans' 
. The board ran out 
and that was all she wrote for Leonovas.
A little earlier while we were on break, Lynn caught up with Leonovas:
-- against Joseph Allis holding 
. Pearson was all in for about 270,000 chips.
. He went on to stay in the lead from there after the turn and river were the and 
.
was plenty live against Amourette's . After spiking a six on the flop to take the lead, Benton dodged Amourette's remaining outs to take down the pot and move to 1.2 million in chips.
. Jacob Meyer made the call and the fell on the river.
but immediately stood from his chair and snapped his head away from the table in disgust when Formosa one-upped him and rolled over the 
. 
, leaving Aalders' tournment life hanging by a thin thread. and then the river was the 
. There would be no help for Aalders as he ran into a late-tournament cooler to get sent to the rail in 23rd place.
. Bannister slwoed down with a check after three-betting preflop. Lauricella bet a whopping 160,000 chips. This bet was well over half of Lauricella's remaining stack as he left himself with only 100,000 behind after making it. With little fold equity, Bannister mucked his hand and Lauricella scooped the pot.
and action was checked by both players. and again, action checked. After the fell on the river, Meyer fired 25,000 and Forrester called. Meyer rolled over for a pair of jacks and Forrester mucked his hand.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
and action was first on Formosa. He checked over to Aalders, who bet 100,000. Formosa folded and dropped a little bit to 940,000 chips. Aalders moved up to half a million.
