Shortly after returning from dinner break it was Jonathan Hanner and George Rakitzis falling from the field. Hanner exited in 21st and Rakitzis took 20th, both earning $6,815 for their efforts.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The remaining 21 players will now be taking a 60-minute dinner break.
Sean Thomson moved all in with pocket aces and found a caller in Daniel Sewnig who held pocket jacks. The board ran out with a jack on the board, giving Sewnig a set of jacks. Thomson took an exit in 22nd place.
The turned board showed 
when Yaser Al-Keliddar put his entire stack into the middle against Hye Park and the two tabled their hands.
Al-Keliddar turned over ace-five for two pair but was well behind when Park showed ace-queen for a higher two pair. The 
completed the board and Park sent another home.
The flop showed 
and there was 82,000 in the pot. Andrew Ostapchenko bet 25,000 and Robert Chasen raised to 100,000. Ostapchenko moved all in for 222,000 effective and Chasen called, putting Ostapchenko at risk.
Andrew Ostapchenko: 
Robert Chasen: 
"Come on king," Said Ostapchenko, but it was no use as the board ranout 
. Chasen took down the pot with his higher kicker and Ostapchenko was eliminated from the tournament.
Carlos Guerrero got his chips in holding 
and ran into the pocket kings of Hye Park, who has been on a heater of late. Guerrero got no help on the board and the kings held.
Guerrero finished in 25th place, earning $6,815.
Sean Thomson opened to 26,000 from the hijack and Peter Walsworth three-bet to 57,000 in the cutoff. Thomson called and the dealer spread out 
on the flop.
Thomson check-called a bet of 30,000 from Walsworth and the 
peeled off as a turn card. Both players checked to the river card and Thomason tapped the table once more.
Walsworth swiftly put in enough chips to cover Thomson's remaining stack and Thomson mucked his cards, shipping the pot to Walsworth.
Rick Lee moved his remaining stack all-in and Hye Park called, putting him at risk and the two tabled their hands.
Rick Lee: 
Hye Park: 
The dealer fanned out 
on the flop, giving Park a set of nines and Lee a flush draw. The 
landed on the turn, shifting the lead to Lee with his flush and he now needed to dodge to stay alive.
An unlikely card hit the felt on the river when a 
completed the board, giving Park quads and he scooped the pot, eliminating Lee from the tournament.
Ben Foster was busted before even getting settled into his new seat at Table 2.
He'll collect $6,815 for his 27th place finish.
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