Joni Jouhkimainen was in the big blind, facing a 1,500-bet from his left-hand neighbor with the flop reading 
. Jouhkimainen opted to check-raise to 5,400 and his opponent called.
The 
turn brought another shell from Jouhkimainen who made it 9,500. He got called again.
Both players checked the 
river and Jouhkimainen rolled over his missed open-ender with 
. The other player tabled 
and claimed the pot.
Four-way to 
, Masato Yokosawa checked from the big blind and his neighbor bet 1,200 before a player in the hijack raised to 3,000. James Pupillo folded behind him and action returned to Yokosawa who called. The under-the-gun player folded.
The 
turn was checked by both players and Yokosawa paused after the 
hit the river. Then he threw in 2,900 and it was enough to force his opponent to fold.
Mikita Badziakouski was in the big blind, facing off against his left-hand neighbor Matthew Wantman. The pot had already grown to around 40,000 by the time the action was picked up on the 
river. Badziakouski stoically studied the board for a while and then slid forward a tower of chips to cover Wantman's remaining 31,750. Wantman needed only about 15 seconds to call.
Badziakouski knew he wasn't getting any piece of the 100,000-pot as he held only 
. Wantman tabled 
and stacked the hefty chunk of chips.
Kazuhiko Yotsushika has been one of the most active players in the Main Event today, consistently finding himself involved in all-ins.
He was involved in another one holding 
against an all-in player's 
.
The all-in was for 23,000 and the board ran 
meaning the pocket pair held up and Yotsushika moved above 200,000 in chips.
The board featured 
and Steve O'Dwyer checked from early position. Lawrence Bayley (button) fired 6,000 into about 12,000 and O'Dwyer called. The turn fell and O'Dwyer checked again. Bayley bet 8,000 and O'Dwyer let his hand go.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are on their last 15-minute break. They will return to play one more level before bagging.
Kristen Bicknell raised to 1,000 and was called one way before Kuang Hung Lee in the big blind bumped it up to 5,000. Only Bicknell stuck around to see the 
flop on which Lee bet 3,500 and picked up a call. Lee also bet the 
turn for 7,000 to receive a call from Bicknell.
The on the river was checked through and Lee tabled for a pair of queens, Bicknell mucked.
With about 25,000 in the middle after a preflop action, Maxwell Young fired 8,200 from the big blind on a 
flop. His opponent called from the cutoff and the 
hit the turn. Young continued barrelling for 20,000.
"How much do you have? I've got about fifty. Do you have more?" Young's opponent answered.
"Pretty much the same," Young said.
After a few moments, a fold followed and Young took it down without exposing his hole cards.
A player was all in on a 
flop and had been called by Erik Seidel.
Seidel held 
for a pair and a flush draw, and was up against a better flush draw with the all-in player holding .
The turn was the 
and the river appeared to give his opponent a double up for his 14,000 chips, but it had given Seidel a rivered straight and he added his opponent's chips to his stack.
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