Samuel Uhlmann limped from under the gun and saw Rich Dixon and Ben Keeline follow suit from middle position and the hijack, respectively. Joe Bartholdi was in the cutoff and pumped it up to 8,000. Uhlman folded, Dixon called, and Keeline folded.
With action heads up, the flop came 
and Dixon checked. Bartholdi bet 10,000 and it was good to get a fold from Dixon, earning him the pot in the process.
Nate Zoller had just bet 7,500 into a pot of around 21,000 from the small blind on a board of 
and been called by the big blind. He tabled 
for trip threes and his opponent mucked.
According to Zoller, there were three limps in front of him prior to completing from the small blind. The big blind checked his option to take action five ways to the aforementioned flop. All five players checked.
Zoller bet 5,000 on the turn got two calls from the big blind and a player in early position before only receiving one call on his river bet.
Preflop action saw two limps from a player in middle position and Greg Geller, who was on the button. The small blind completed to give Brian Leitch his option from the big blind. Leitch shoved all in for what was totaled to be 20,500 and all players folded.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Mike Wheeler opened from under the gun to 3,200 and action folded around to Greg Geller, who three-bet to 10,000 from the cutoff. Wheeler made the call.
The flop came 
and Wheeler checked. Geller announced he was all in, putting forward a large stack of yellow, T1,000 chips. In total, his shove was for about 35,000, which was far too much for Wheeler to commit as he let his cards go and the pot was shipped to Geller.
There was around 11,000 in the pot as the dealer fanned a flop of 
and both Mike Wheeler, who was in middle position, and the player in the hijack checked. The player on the button bet 6,000 and both players called.
The turn fell and all three players checked. The river came and Wheeler bet 6,500. The hijack folded and the player on the button thought for a few moments before matching the bet.
Wheeler tabled 
for aces up and his opponent sent his cards to the muck, tapping the felt to give Wheeler recognition for a nice hand.
There was around 28,000 in the pot from preflop action in a four-way pot between Ben Keeline in the big blind, Danny Gonzales in middle position, Adrian Buckley in the cutoff, and Rich Dixon on the button.
The flop came 
and action folded to Dixon, who bet 1,200. Keeline called, Gonzales folded, and Buckley called. Action then checked through the turn 
and river 
.
When Dixon checked back the river to end all betting, he tabled 
to show kings up. Keeline and Buckley mucked, with Buckley adding kudos to a nice hand as Dixon added to his stack.
Rich Dixon opened to 3,000 from under the gun and action folded around to Greg Collins, who shoved all in for 18,000 from the button. Dixon called.
Rich Dixon: 
Greg Collins: 
The board ran out completely in Dixon's favor, coming 
to secure the elimination and add to his stack.
Andrew Dea was at 52,000 coming back from dinner break and chipped up to around 120,000 in Level 10. He was since heard saying he had 200,000 and currently appears to be just shy of that figure, albeit one of the largest stacks in the room as play continues into the evening.
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