Ryan Tepen and Donald McArthur were heads up after McArthur limped under the gun and Tepen made it 4,000 from middle position. McArthur was the lone caller.
The flop was and McArthur checked to Tepen. Tepen bet 5,000, McArthur called.
The turn was the and McArthur led out for 5,000. Tepen took almost 45 seconds and decided to call.
The river was another ten, the , and McArthur check-called Tepen's 6,000 bet. McArthur showed for a full house, which beat Tepen's king high.
The rest of the field probably wants a break from HPO Ambassador Chris Moneymaker. He stepped into the tournament at the start of level 9, and in just two levels took his 20,000 starting stack to 140,000 and knocked out at least six players, including three in one hand.
The break is 15 minutes long and play will resume after that. There are 18 people left. The plan is to play 14 levels, or down to nine players, whichever happens first.
Steve Telle was left very short after Jeff Landherr tripled up. On this hand, Telle opened shoved his last 5,200 from early position.
Scott Bee then shoved all in for about 23,500. Chris Moneymaker, who has been on a tear, called Bee's all in. Then Alex Kim shoved called the all in, putting himself at risk.
Moneymaker had the best of it with against Kim and Bee, who both had and Telle who had .
Moneymaker his a set on the turn, which was actually not great as it put three diamonds on the board. But when the river was a blank, Moneymaker knocked out all three players and continued his ridiculous run.
and was able to dodge an open-ended straight draw. 
. He hit a set of aces on the turn to seal the deal and eliminate Yingling, who held the 
and McArthur checked to Tepen. Tepen bet 5,000, McArthur called.
and McArthur led out for 5,000. Tepen took almost 45 seconds and decided to call.
, and McArthur check-called Tepen's 6,000 bet. McArthur showed 
for a full house, which beat Tepen's king high.
and his heads up opponent bet 20,000. Tepen raised to 40,000 and got called. Tepen showed 
