Neil Patel raised to 25,000 from the button, and Kyle Cartwright three-bet to 70,000 from the small blind. Patel four-bet to 200,000, and Cartwright five-bet shoved for 433,000. Patel called.
Kyle Cartwright: 
Neil Patel: 
Cartwright's aces held up on a 
board to earn him a monster double.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The final thirty players are off on a fifteen-minute break.
Paul Belken got his last 108,000 in the middle from the cutoff, and Vincent Moscati had him at risk from under the gun.
Paul Belken: 
Vincent Moscati: 
A 
board kept Belken's jacks out in front for the double.
Brett Apter bet 18,000 from under the gun on a 
flop, and Jimmy Bussey raised to 48,000 next to act. Apter called.
Apter checked the 
turn to Bussey, who bet 80,000. Apter check-raised all in for 241,000 and Bussey called.
Brett Apter: 
Jimmy Bussey: 
Bussey's flopped set had been outdrawn by the nut flush of Apter, and the 
river failed to pair the board for Bussey. Apter doubled up, and Bussey was left with just 10 big blinds.
Neil Patel raised to 20,000 from the cutoff, and Kyle Cartwright three-bet shoved for 150,000 on the button. Patel tanked for a minute before dropping in calling chips.
Kyle Cartwright: 
Neil Patel:
Cartwright picked up a wheel draw on the 
flop, but lost his pair outs on the turn. Patel shook his head after the 
river completed Cartwright's straight, and Cartwright doubled up.
Lucas Tae checked an 
board from the big blind, and Brett Apter bet 35,000 from under the gun into a pot of 80,000. Tae check-raised to 90,000, and Apter called.
Tae jammed on the river, putting Apter at risk for his last 225,000. Apter tanked for around four minutes before folding. Tae was implored to show the bluff by the table, but Tae simply smirked and mucked his hand face-down.
Brett Apter got his last 154,000 in chips in preflop from the cutoff, and was at risk against Michael Bruno on the button.
Brett Apter: 
Michael Bruno:
Apter got no sweat on a 
board to leave Bruno with just 41,000 in chips, which he lost on the next hand.
Jeremy Holliday limped in from under the gun, and Ian Nelson limped in from the cutoff. Justin Coliny raised to 24,000 from the big blind, and Holliday three-bet shoved for 270,000. Nelson folded and Coliny quickly called.
Jeremy Holliday:
Justin Coliny: 
Coliny's bad run of cooler's looked like it was going to continue, but he found some hope on the 
flop.
"How about a jack?" Coliny said.
The 
turn was no help, but Coliny celebrated with a loud, "Yeah!" after the river gave him Broadway and gave Holliday a brutal bad beat.
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