Emil Ekvardt raised to 11,000 and Byron Kaverman three-bet to 28,500 from one seat over, focused on a deep massage. Ekvardt gave it some thought and then moved all in with Kaverman immediately signalizing the call and turning over his 
.
Ekvardt was at risk with the 
and failed to improve with the board running out 
.
Sarah talks to ElkY about he recent travels and why he travels with a DeadMau5.
Just minutes after seeing his aces cracked, Raoul Refos got his short stack all in preflop versus Jason Mercier and Brynn Kenney with a chance to triple up.
Mercier checked the 
flop, but when Kenney made it 8,000, he check-raised to 22,000. Kenney folded and Mercier turned over the 
for two pair.
Refos was in trouble with the 
and his tournament ended following the 
turn and river.
In a preflop all in, Raoul Refos had David Peters at risk and the way better hand in 
. Peters could only reveal the 
but got there on the river of a 
board.
In a battle of the blinds, Przemyslaw Piotrowski raised and then called the three-bet shove of Manuel Blaschke from one seat over for around 20 big blinds. Blaschke had a massive kicker problem with , as Piotrowski had him dominated with the . The board ran out 
to give the Pole a straight.
Paul Newey also joined the rail at the very same time, failing to improve his second place finish in an EPT High Roller event from last season in Prague.
In the last hand before the break, which lasted several minutes into the break. The full action is amiss, but Brian Roberts raised to 111,700 and left very few chips behind on the river of a 
board. PokerStars Team Online member Isaac Haxton called and was shown the 
by Roberts.
Since it was no all in showdown, Haxton could muck his cards and that's exactly that he did, forfeiting the vast majority of his stack to have less than 10 big blinds remaining for the new level.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
2015 WSOP November Niner Neil Blumenfield joins Remko Rinkema to discuss the upcoming final table, somehow being the second-oldest player in the final nine, and much more.
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The players are off on a 20-minute break with the end of Level 14 now behind them.
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