Duy Ho four-bet all in against Ross Grammer and the latter called for his last 130,000 to set up the following showdown.
Ross Grammer: 
Duy Ho: 
The board of 
kept Grammer in contention and he doubled into an above-average stack.
We didn't see the action, but Brandon Ageloff got it all in from the big blind for about 75,000 with 
after a 
flop against Rory Young, who was in early position. Unfortunately for Ageloff, Young had flopped top two with 
and held on the 
turn and 
river.
Robert Lieu was fortunate enough to double when getting it in with kings versus aces. Lieu, who now sits on the seat that formerly belonged to Federico Butteroni, four-bet all in with the 
and Johan Schumacher instantly called with the 
. The board came 
and Lieu doubled.
Sarah Bilney was all in and at risk for 59,500 with the 
and Espen Solaas had the dominating 
. After the board of 
, Bilney got there with a runner runner flush and doubled.
Saijes Mundadan raised pre-flop and Jack O'Neill three-bet. Mundadan checked the 
flop and O'Neill put out a continuation bet. Mundadan then check-raised all in for 98,500 and O'Neill called.
Saijes Mundadan: 
Jack O'Neill:
Mundadan had flopped a set to take the lead, and the turn gave him quads meaning the 
river was irrelevant.
Gary Tomes was down to just 14,400 and stuck those in the middle on the button. Ami Barer and Duy Ho called from the blinds. The board ran out 
and Ho bet on the turn to get Barer out of the way.
Gary Tomes: 
Duy Ho:
Ho's hand was best and Tomes headed for the rail.
Over at table 46, players were already racking up in anticipation of the upcoming table break. There was still a hand in progress, which would turn out to be Brian Payne's last.
The board was completed with and Hon Cheong Lee had bet enough to put Payne all in. Payne called with his last 62,000, got shown , and flung his hand face-down in the muck.
The former feature table is now seated among the rest of the tables, with the live-stream rotating its cast every level. Raphael Tenenbaum came into the day with 60,000, but he lost half of his stack while on feature and we found him all in for his last 29,500 with 
.
He had been called by Louis Salter holding 
.
The board ran out 
with the queens holding for him to double up to around 20 big blinds.
Ashley Sleeth pushed all in from middle position for 53,500. Saijes Mundadan was in the tank and seemed pained when we got to the table. He looked at the clock wistfully as if steeling himself for the moment and summoned the strength to jam it in for just a few thousand more. Everyone else folded.
Saijes Mundadan:
Ashley Sleeth:
The race went to Mundadan as he flopped an ace and held on 
.
Darwin Lai opened from under the gun to 7,000 and Tung Nguyen three-bet all inf or 83,000. It folded back around to Lai who tanked, and eventually the clock was called. He called and turned over and was met by the 
of Nguyen.
The board ran out 
with Lai's queens holding up, to send Nguyen to the rail.
"That was a big nit roll," said tablemate Rory Young. "Biggest nit roll I've seen in a while!"
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
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