Action folded to Mitchell Carle in the small blind and he shoved all in. Team Full Tilt Poker member Patrik Antonius made the call from the big blind. Carle tabled the 
and Antonius the 
. The board ran through 
to bust Carle from the tournament.
This orbit is one that Oliver Keefe is going to wish he never sat down to play as he has seen his 300,000-plus stack dive down to just 46,000.
Facing a 35,500-chip all in, Keefe made the call with his 
to be up against .
The board ran out 
to see Keefe flushed once again to double his opponent.
David Bach open-shoved for 44,300 from the small blind after action folded to him. [Removed:505] called from the big blind. Kinkade called with the 
and Bach held the .
A board of 
ran out and Bach doubled up to around 90,000 while Kinkade slipped back to 65,000.
Oliver Keefe opened to 2,000 preflop only to have Mike Sowers three-bet to 7,000. Keefe made the call as the 
flop was greeted by a 5,000-chip continuation-bet from Sowers.
Keefe check-called as the rolled off on the turn and he proceeded to check-call a 20,000-chip bet as the 
landed on the river.
Keefe checked and Sowers moved all in for 112,300 with Keefe making the call tabling his 
for a flopped flush.
Sowers however had him beat with his 
as Keefe slumped down to while Sowers soared to 345,000.
Nobbi Tanaka was all in from under the gun for roughly 30,000 with the . Ben Blackmore called with the 
. The board ran out 
and Tanaka was sent to the rail.
Blackmore busted Full Tilt Poker Red Pro Melanie Weisner earlier and now Tanaka. He's up to 190,000 in chips.
From the cutoff seat, Sorel Mizzi raised to 4,500. Lee Nelson reraised all in from the big blind to 31,100. Before Mizzi knew the count he stated that if it was over 30,000, he'd fold. It was indeed over 30,000 and Mizzi did just that, he folded.
"I have over 30, too," said Eric Assadourian from across the table. "Can you raise my blind, too?"
Gavin Griffin raised from middle position to 4,500 before action folded to Michael White in the cutoff seat. He three-bet to 9,000. After the button folded, the small blind moved all in for right around 110,000 in chips -- a nice, big shove. The big blind and Griffin folded before White snap-called the shove and tabled the . His opponent had shoved with the .
The flop, turn and river ran out 
and White won the pot and it was a massive one. He collected the chips and now has 342,000. That's good enough for second place right behind chip leader Sorel Mizzi.
With a raise in middle position to 4,700, Jarred Solomon made the call from the button before Randy Lew three-bet the small blind to 11,600.
The original raiser folded but Solomon made the call as the flop was greeted by checks from both players.
The turn of the saw Lew lead for 10,500, and after a few moments of thought, Solomon made the call to see the produced on the river.
An emotionless Lew dropped in a bet of 30,000 to put Solomon in the tank for over four minutes before he eventually chose to fold his hand while slipping to 230,000. Lew on the other hand collected the pot to move to 100,000 in chips.
The cards are back in the air!
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
