Peck Eliminated by Dea
The field has been reduced to 54 and Andrew Dea was on the first table to break. As he was racking up his chips, he provided a recap of a recently-played hand that proved to be Austin Peck's last of the tournament.
Robert Stocklmeier limped in from early position and action folded around to Austin Peck in the small blind, who completed. Andrea Dea checked his option and the flop came 
. Peck went all in for 27,000 and both Dea and Stocklmeier called.
With Peck having an opportunity at a triple, Dea and Stocklmeier were now proceeding with any future action going into a side pot. The turn came 
and Dea went all in for his last 32,000. Stocklmeier called.
Austin Peck: 
Andrea Dea: 
Robert Stocklmeier: 
Dea now found himself in prime position to earn more than a double with his nines up. He had one card left to fade Peck's straight draw and Stocklmeier's nut flush draw. The river fell clean, coming 
to win both pots and send Peck home during the first level of the day.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
144,000
16,000
|
16,000 |
|
89,500
10,000
|
10,000 |
|
Busted |
and he was eliminated from the tournament as Level 15 came to a close.
. He check-called Geller's continuation-bet on an ace-high flop with one diamond. The turn brought a second diamond and he check-called a second barrel. The river brought a third diamond to give him the nut flush and he checked to Geller a one last time. Geller fired a third barrel for 60,000 and Wilkie clicked it back, putting in 120,000. 
, which proved to be no good at showdown.
and Geller called, leaving himself around 80,000 behind. The turn came 
and Wilkie bet 60,000. Geller shoved and Wilkie called.
.
and he scooped both pots, sending Martinez to the rail in the meantime.
and Meyer checked. Hart made a continuation-bet of 15,000 and Suzuki called. Meyer then put in a check-raise to 40,000 and Hart came over the top, three-betting to 90,000. Suzuki thought for a bit and put in chips to call. Meyer then folded.
and Hart checked to Suzuki, who put in 35,000. Hart made the call. The river fell 
